Medical aesthetics coming soon

The future program will begin with medical history review, treatment education, realistic goal setting, informed consent, and individualized follow-up. Any medical aesthetic service will be introduced only within an appropriate physician-supported clinical structure, with required protocols, training, emergency preparation, documentation, and professional oversight.

A future area of interest includes professionally evaluated wrinkle-relaxing treatments for concerns such as frown lines, forehead lines, crow's feet, and excessive underarm sweating. Treatment areas, products, dosing, eligibility, and pricing will be established through the appropriate clinical program before this service becomes available.

Planned filler services may eventually include lip enhancement, facial balancing, and volume support. Future treatment recommendations will depend on facial assessment, health screening, anatomy-based training, product selection, emergency preparedness, and an appropriate medical treatment plan.

Future hydration and wellness infusion services are under review. Any program would require appropriate patient screening, orders, formulas, sourcing, monitoring, infection-control procedures, emergency planning, documentation, and clinical oversight before launch.

Thread-style facial support is a future research area for concerns such as jawline definition and visible skin laxity. It will remain unavailable unless advanced training, clinical supervision, patient-selection standards, complication management, and the required legal structure are completed.

Plasma-based and collagen-supporting treatments are being researched for possible future use. Availability would depend on training, patient evaluation, laboratory and handling requirements, equipment, infection control, written protocols, medical oversight, and legal scope.

Before any medical aesthetic service is offered, Oasis plans to complete a structured readiness process covering education, supervised clinical training, documented competency, medical direction, product sourcing, infection control, emergency response, informed consent, charting, follow-up care, insurance, and California compliance.