Reunions, galas, photoshoots, milestones. We help you look your best without last-minute guesswork.
You have an event coming up and you want to look your best. The most important thing we can tell you is this: the timeline matters more than the treatments you choose. Botox placed too close to your event may not be fully settled. Lip filler done the week before can still be slightly swollen in photos. A chemical peel with improper lead time can leave your skin reactive on the day. Getting the sequence right is what separates good results from unnecessary stress.
At Summer House, we help clients plan for events ranging from high school reunions to galas to professional headshots. The ideal starting point is 4 to 6 weeks out, though we can work with shorter timelines by adjusting which treatments are appropriate for your remaining window. Tell us your event date, what you are hoping to achieve, and we will map out a realistic plan from there.
We take your event date as the fixed point and plan backward from there. Each treatment is scheduled with the right lead time so that results are settled and optimal on the day. You will leave your consultation with a calendar, not a list of things to figure out.
The most common event prep problems — swelling, unsettled Botox, reactive skin — are preventable with appropriate timing. Starting the conversation early means we can address everything at the right moment rather than scrambling the week before.
IV hydration the morning of or day before a major event is one of the most underrated prep tools available. Improved hydration, reduced puffiness, and baseline energy support are all practical benefits when you have a long day or night ahead.
At least 2 to 3 weeks before the event, and ideally 4 weeks. This allows the full settling time for Botox to take effect and any minor swelling or redness at injection sites to resolve. If you are a first-time Botox client, 4 to 6 weeks out is recommended so there is time to assess the result.
Botox can still be done — it typically settles within 7 to 14 days. HydraFacial is safe and effective at any point, including a few days before. IV hydration can be done the day of or before. We would hold off on new filler, aggressive chemical peels, or microneedling with this short a timeline.
Botox in the forehead and between the brows addresses tension that photographs as fatigue. A HydraFacial improves skin texture and luminosity, which reads well in photos. Conservative lip enhancement can add definition without obvious volume change. IV hydration the day before improves overall skin plumpness. This combination, timed correctly, produces a reliably strong result.
Tell us your event date and we will build a prep timeline that removes the guesswork entirely.
Tell us your goals and we will map a natural-results plan around your timeline.