The questions the front desk actually fields.

It depends on what you booked. Facials and skin treatments are performed by the practice's aesthetic staff, laser sessions by trained laser providers, and injectable and prescription care by the medical team. All of it runs under the medical direction of Dr. Tiffany Hall, board-certified OB/GYN, who founded the practice. You are told who you are seeing when you book.

For most treatments, yes, and it works in your favor. A consultation is where your plan gets set, your questions get answered, and you get a real price before you pay for anything. A few lower-risk services, HydraFacial and most laser hair removal areas among them, can be booked directly.

Consultations at Choosi book at $0, with one exception: the male enhancement consultation books at $99, credited in full against the procedure. Skin, hormone therapy, Botox, filler, and laser hair removal consultations all book at no charge.

Published prices sit on each treatment page and the booking system shows the same figures. Injectables are the honest exception: Botox is priced per unit and filler per syringe, so the total depends on how much you need, and that is settled at your consultation rather than guessed at online. Members pay $10 or $11 a unit for Botox depending on the tier.

Yes, and here is the specific reason rather than the slogan. Choosi's laser platform includes a 1064 nm Nd:YAG wavelength, the clinically appropriate modality for Fitzpatrick types IV through VI, the darker end of the six-point scale used to classify how skin responds to light. Every laser plan starts with a patch test that confirms your settings on your own skin before a series is scheduled.

Choosi is at 11135 Montgomery Rd., Suite 2A, Cincinnati, OH 45249, in the Montgomery Road corridor. The contact page carries a map link that routes you to the door. If it is your first visit and you cannot find us, call the front desk at 513.818.8171 and they will talk you in.

Call the front desk at 513.818.8171 as early as you can and they will move you to the next appropriate opening. Cancellation and no-show terms are confirmed with you when you book, so you know what applies to your appointment before you are holding it.

Aesthetic treatments are self-pay. Diagnostic lab work on the wellness side is often covered by major insurance. HSA and FSA typically apply to the self-pay portion of your care; bring the specifics of your account and the team will confirm what applies to your plan.

There are three, at $99, $149, and $199 a month. Each one returns your monthly payment to you as account credit, dollar for dollar, to spend on any treatment, and the member discount applies on top of that credit. Whether it is worth it comes down to how often you already come in.

A HydraFacial is a device-driven facial that cleanses, exfoliates, and hydrates in one 60 minute visit, using suction and serum rather than manual extraction alone. It is the treatment named most often in Choosi's Google reviews. There is no downtime, and most people go straight back to their day.

Not when it is dosed properly, and the dosing is the whole job. Botox is a neuromodulator, a purified protein that tells one overactive muscle to rest, so the result depends entirely on which muscles are treated and how many units go where. Your dose is decided at a consultation with your face in front of the provider rather than sold as a fixed package. Individual results vary.

Neuromodulator results generally appear in 3 to 7 days and last 3 to 4 months for most patients. Filler lasts longer, and how much longer depends on the product and the area. Your provider gives you the range for your specific plan at the consultation. Individual results vary.

Botox is priced per unit, and how many units you need is decided at your consultation. The published per-unit rates are the member rates: $11 a unit on the Confident membership and $10 a unit on Radiant. Ask at your consultation for the current rate without a membership.

No. We work alongside your existing care team. Many patients keep their gynecologist and add Choosi for the care a fifteen-minute appointment was never going to cover.

A comprehensive panel, organized into thyroid axis, sex hormones and binding, metabolic and insulin, inflammatory and cardiometabolic, iron studies and CBC, and vitamin and micronutrient groups. Nothing is prescribed before those results have been read against your symptoms and your history.

Bring what you know about your current protocol. We read it against a new panel and decide together whether to continue it, refine it, or rebuild it. You are not asked to start over for the sake of starting over. Individual results vary.

You are seen in Cincinnati, in person, by a medical team led by Dr. Tiffany Hall, board-certified OB/GYN, after your labs have been read in context. Not a chatbot, not a rotating provider, and not a national protocol applied to you regardless of your history. Care is clinically supervised throughout, with follow-up built in.

Yes. Men's visits are scheduled with discretion in mind, and male enhancement in particular is booked into dedicated hours kept separate from the aesthetics schedule. If you want to ask something before committing to anything, call or text the practice directly at 513.818.8171.

No. The men's side covers several distinct services, and some men never need testosterone at all and get more from another path. The consultation is how the right starting point gets identified, in person or virtually.

Yes, and the option exists for a reason. Some men would rather have the first conversation without walking into a med spa. The virtual consult is the same length, with the same provider, and covers the same ground. You move to an in-person visit when you are ready.

Most men's consultations book at $0. The male enhancement consultation is the exception at $99, credited in full against the procedure. Pricing for the services themselves is reviewed during the consult, against what your own picture calls for.

With the right device and the right settings, yes. Choosi's platform includes a 1064 nm Nd:YAG wavelength, the clinically appropriate modality for Fitzpatrick IV through VI skin, and every plan starts with a patch test that confirms your settings before a series is booked. No laser treatment carries zero risk, which is exactly why device choice and physician-directed protocols matter.

Most areas take 6 to 8 sessions spaced 4 to 8 weeks apart, because the laser only affects hair in its active growth phase and only a fraction of your hair is in that phase at any one time. Your count depends on the area, your hair color and density, and hormonal factors. Your provider estimates it at the consultation and explains the reasoning.

The honest term is long-term hair reduction, not guaranteed permanence. Most people see a significant, lasting decrease after a full series, and many are effectively done shaving the treated area. Some choose an occasional maintenance session. Anyone promising total permanent removal for everyone is overpromising. Individual results vary.

Shave as often as you like. Do not wax, pluck, or thread during a series: those pull the hair out by the root, and the root is exactly what the laser needs to target. Shaving cuts at the surface and leaves the root in place, which is what you want.