The rule for brides is simple: nothing new in the last month. Everything you want should be done, settled and checked well before the day. Working backwards from the wedding, this is the plan Dr. Sara uses at Injection Studio.
6 months before
Consultation and photographs. If you want structure (chin, jawline, cheeks) or a biostimulator, start now: biostimulators take three months to show and you want a second look before the day. Start hair mesotherapy if density is a concern.
4 months before
First skin booster or Salmon DNA session; the second a month later, the third a month after that. Any larger filler work is done now so you can live with it, adjust it, and let it fully settle.
3 months before
Trial Botox if you have never had it, so you know exactly how your face moves with it and the dose is right for the real session.
6 to 8 weeks before
The real Botox, so it is at full effect and completely natural on the day, with the two-week check at week four to six. Lips, if wanted, are done now and never later: they need two weeks to settle and you want a margin for a tiny top-up.
4 weeks before
Last day for any needle on the face. From here: skincare, hydration, sleep, sunscreen.
The last 2 weeks
Nothing. A hydrating facial at ten days is fine. No peels, no injections, no “just a little more”.
After the honeymoon
Come back for the top-ups you were patient enough not to have.
Quick answers
Can I do everything in one month?
Botox and a skin booster, yes, if you start five weeks out. Filler and biostimulators need longer. Tell us the date and we will tell you honestly what fits.
What about the groom?
Men have exactly the same timeline. Jawline and under-eye are the most common requests.
Does the bride package include the two-week checks?
Every treatment at Injection Studio includes its check, bride or not.
This guide is general information, not medical advice; your treatment is decided at your consultation with Dr. Sara El Hamawy.