New patients
What to expect as a new patient
A calm, consultation-first experience with one provider who sees every patient. Here’s how your first visit works, and why an RN-led, anatomy-first approach matters.
Your first visit, step by step
Consultation first
Every new patient begins with a free consultation: a conversation about your goals and an assessment of your facial anatomy. Nothing is treated before there’s a plan you understand.
An honest, tailored plan
You’ll get a conservative, anatomy-first recommendation built around your features — not a template or a package you’re pushed into.
Your treatment
When you’re ready, treatment is performed by Monica personally. You’ll know what to expect beforehand, including comfort measures and timing.
Aftercare and follow-up
You’ll receive simple aftercare guidance, and because dosing is conservative, a brief follow-up can fine-tune results when needed.

Why RN-led care
One provider, every visit
Monica Rocha, BSN-RN is the owner and sole aesthetic nurse injector at 4ME Aesthetics, so you see the same provider every visit, someone who knows your face and your goals. A nursing background brings a deep understanding of facial anatomy and patient safety, the foundation of natural-looking, conservative results.
- One provider, every visit — consistent, personalized care
- Anatomy-first assessment and conservative dosing
- Education-first: informed decisions, no pressure
- A licensed provider performs every treatment
Individual results vary. Treatments are performed by a licensed provider.
Common questions
New patient FAQs
Do I need a consultation before treatment?
Yes, and it’s free. Every new patient starts with a consultation to understand your goals and assess your anatomy before any treatment is planned.
Who will perform my treatment?
Every treatment at 4ME Aesthetics is performed by Monica Rocha, BSN-RN, the owner and sole aesthetic nurse injector. You see the same provider each visit.
Will I be pressured to buy treatments?
No. The approach is education-first and conservative: an honest conversation about what will actually help, with no pressure or upselling.
How do I prepare for my first visit?
Come with your questions and goals. Any specific pre-treatment guidance is shared when you book, based on the treatment you’re considering.
