Good Faith Exam

The purpose of the good faith exam is to ensure that you are a good candidate for the procedures you are seeking. It must happen before microneedling and IV hydration treatments. It is provided to assess your current condition, note your medical history, and ensure you are fit for the procedure. The goal of the good faith exam is to make a diagnosis and determine an appropriate treatment plan for you.
The good faith exam has two parts: obtaining your medical history and performing an appropriate physical examination. Medical history contains information about your general lifestyle, medical events, and ongoing treatments that may be important regarding your health. The appropriate physical examination is an assessment of physical condition, specifically, of the areas where you will receive treatment. Your treatment plan will likely encompass multiple treatments over some time. If you would like additional treatments not covered in the initial treatment plan, your health substantially changes or enough time has elapsed since the initial good faith exam, a new good faith exam will be performed.