Requests from Austin
This page is for people in Austin. When you send a request from here, it goes to a hair and scalp provider in or near Austin who can follow up with you about a consultation. The form is the same one used across this site, and so is the process: send, get contacted, meet, decide.
Nothing is booked when you send it, and the provider sets any cost. You can stop at any step.
Who contacts you
After you send a request from Austin, the person who gets in touch works with a hair and scalp provider in the area. This site has no staff who call you about your hair. If you have questions about a treatment, the timing of a consultation or the cost, ask the provider directly.
If they get in touch at a bad moment, it is fine to ask for a better time or to reply by email instead.
Compare before you commit
You are free to talk to more than one provider before you decide. If you live in Austin, you might have a consultation through this site and also see a doctor or dermatologist, or a provider you find another way. Comparing helps you see what is typical and what is unusual.
Write down what each one says, including costs and how long each option takes, so you can compare on paper instead of from memory.
Questions from Austin
Who decides what treatment I can have?
A licensed provider decides what is suitable after a consultation. Rules on who may offer certain procedures are set in Texas, so the provider can tell you what applies. The decision whether to go ahead is always yours.
How will the provider contact me?
By the phone number or email you give in the form. The consent box covers contact by phone, text or email. If you would prefer one method, say so in your message.
Can you tell me which providers in Austin to choose?
No. This site does not rate, rank or recommend providers. It passes your request to a provider, and the questions to ask page can help you judge whether that provider suits you.