Start with a question
Many people in Denver want to learn about a treatment before they pick a place or a date. That is what Beforegate Skin Consult Desk is set up for.
- You fill in a short form with your name, contact details, the service and a message.
- We send it to a provider in or near Denver.
- The provider contacts you to set up a consultation.
- At the consultation, a licensed provider decides what is suitable, and you decide what to do next.
There is no account to make, and you can stop at any point.
Pick the topic that fits your question
Every request goes to a provider near Denver, and it helps them to know which area you want to talk about. The cards below match the choices on the request form.
If your question covers more than one area, such as a skin treatment and laser hair removal, pick one and mention the other in your message. The provider can cover both at a consultation.
Skin treatments
Learn what common skin treatments are in plain terms, then request a consultation with a provider in or near Denver.
Injectables
Wrinkle relaxers and dermal fillers, given by licensed providers where state law allows. Ask a local provider about them.
Laser consultation
Tell a local provider which area you have in mind, and they can talk through laser hair removal with you.
Body treatment consults
A provider can explain how a non-surgical body treatment works. A licensed provider decides what is suitable for you.
What to expect
The steps below are the same for every service on this site.
- Choose a service and write a short message about what you want to ask.
- Beforegate Skin Consult Desk passes the request to a provider near Denver.
- The provider contacts you directly to set a time for a consultation.
- At the consultation, a licensed provider says what is suitable for you. You decide yes, no or not yet.
A few honest points about med spa care
Treatments at a med spa can involve needles, lasers, heat, cold or chemicals. A licensed provider should decide whether a treatment is suitable for you, and that decision should come after a proper consultation.
You have every right to ask about training, licensing and the device or product used. You also have every right to say no. If you notice anything that worries you after a treatment, such as swelling that gets worse, pain or signs of infection, contact the provider and see a doctor.
Questions people ask
Can I withdraw my request?
Yes. You can tell the provider you are no longer interested, and you can ask for your request to be withdrawn. The steps are on the privacy page.
Who can give injectables?
Injectables, such as wrinkle relaxers and dermal fillers, are given by licensed providers where state law allows. Who may inject varies by state. Ask who will perform yours and what license they hold.
Is the information on this site medical advice?
No. The pages here are general information to help you understand treatments and prepare questions. Only a licensed provider who sees you can advise you. For anything that worries you, see a doctor.
What questions should I ask at a consultation?
Ask who will perform the treatment, their license and training, the device or product used, what a series involves, aftercare, what happens if something goes wrong, and the total cost. See questions to ask.
What if something worries me after a treatment?
Contact the provider who treated you. If you have pain, bleeding, swelling that gets worse, fever or signs of infection, see a doctor or seek urgent care.
A licensed provider decides what is suitable for you. Send a request to begin that conversation.
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