Frequently asked questions

4ME Aesthetics is a boutique med spa at 2851 Matlock Rd, Suite 434, Room 108, Mansfield, TX 76063, serving Mansfield, Arlington, Grand Prairie, and the greater DFW area.

Every treatment is performed by Monica Rocha, BSN-RN, the owner and sole aesthetic nurse injector. You see the same provider each visit — no revolving staff.

4ME Aesthetics focuses on neurotoxins (Botox, Dysport, Jeuveau, Xeomin), dermal fillers, advanced skin rejuvenation, and aesthetic wellness, an intentionally focused menu where conservative technique produces the most natural results.

You can book online through our booking system or call (817) 881-7094. Every new patient starts with a free consultation to understand your goals before any treatment.

Yes. Consultations at 4ME Aesthetics are free. You’ll talk through your goals with Monica Rocha, BSN-RN, and get an honest recommendation before anything is scheduled.

Yes. Financing is available through Cherry to help make treatments more accessible. Payment options are discussed during your free consultation.

We’re open Monday through Friday from 9am to 6pm, Saturday from 9am to 2pm, and closed Sunday.

Injectable pricing is typically discussed per unit during your consultation, since the right amount depends on the areas treated and your goals. The consultation itself is free, so you can get an exact quote before committing to anything.

Both relax the same targeted muscles, but they differ slightly in how quickly they take effect and how they spread. Monica chooses between them based on the area being treated and your muscle patterns.

Neurotoxin results from Botox, Dysport, and similar products generally last around three to four months for most people, then gradually wear off. Individual results vary and are discussed at your visit.

Most people tolerate it well. The injections use a very fine needle and are usually described as a quick pinch. Any discomfort is brief, and comfort measures are available if you want them.

There is typically little to no downtime, and most people return to their day right away. Temporary redness or small bumps at the injection sites usually settle within a short time.

Neurotoxin results generally begin to appear within a few days and develop fully over about two weeks. That is typical timing for Botox and Dysport in general, not a guarantee, and individual response varies.

The most common side effects of neurotoxins like Botox and Dysport are temporary and mild, such as slight redness, swelling, or bruising at the injection site. Less common effects are reviewed with you beforehand, and any medical questions are answered at your consultation.

Depending on the product and the area, filler commonly lasts from several months to over a year. Firmer products placed where the face moves less, like the cheeks, generally last longest; lips sit at the shorter end because they are constantly in motion.

That’s the aim. Small amounts go where the face has lost support, and then we stop. Most people notice that you look rested, not that you have had filler.

Most modern dermal fillers include a numbing agent, and additional comfort measures are available. Monica walks you through what to expect before treatment.

Most people return to normal activities the same day. Temporary swelling, tenderness, or bruising is common in the first few days, and in the lips you should expect swelling to be noticeable during that time. It settles as the filler integrates.

You see an immediate change because filler adds volume right away, though some initial swelling is normal. The final, settled result is typically visible over about two weeks as any swelling resolves.

Common, temporary effects include swelling, tenderness, redness, or bruising near the treated area. Your provider reviews what is normal and what to watch for before treatment.

It depends which treatments your plan uses. Collagen-building work is almost always planned as a short series rather than a single visit, because skin rebuilds gradually, with occasional maintenance after that.

It depends on the specific skin-rejuvenation treatment and its intensity: some, like light microneedling or a gentle peel, have little to no downtime, while others involve a few days of redness. Monica will tell you which end of that range your plan sits at, so you can schedule around anything important.

Because these treatments build collagen over time, results are gradual and continue to develop over the weeks after each session. Most protocols are planned as a short series for the most noticeable improvement.

Comfort varies by the skin-rejuvenation treatment and its intensity. Many involve a topical numbing step, and most people describe the sensation as very manageable. What to expect is reviewed before you begin.

It’s the supportive care around your treatments: prevention, recovery guidance, and longevity planning. Specifics are tailored to you during your consultation.

It depends on the treatments in your plan and how your results hold over time. A maintenance cadence is set with you so results are supported without over-treating.