Neurotoxin Pre & Post Care Instructions
Before Your Neurotoxin Treatment
2 Weeks Before
- Schedule your treatment at least two weeks before any major event.
- Avoid treatment within two weeks of vaccinations.
- Wait one to two weeks after an illness, infection, or course of antibiotics.
- If you take blood thinners such as warfarin, Plavix, or Eliquis, consult your doctor first. Never stop prescribed medication without medical clearance.
1 Week Before
- Stop aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen, and other NSAIDs.
- Stop blood-thinning supplements, including fish oil, omega-3s, vitamin E, ginkgo biloba, St. John’s Wort, garlic, green tea extract, flaxseed oil, and turmeric or curcumin.
- If you are prone to bruising, you may choose to begin arnica montana tablets.
48–72 Hours Before
- Stop topical retinoids such as Retin-A and retinol, along with AHAs, BHAs, benzoyl peroxide, and hydroquinone.
- Avoid waxing, tweezing, or depilatory creams near the treatment area.
- Avoid alcohol for 24–72 hours.
Day of Treatment
- Arrive with a clean face without makeup, sunscreen, or skincare products.
- Eat a meal and hydrate well.
- Tylenol, or acetaminophen, may be taken up to one hour before treatment. Avoid caffeine.
After Your Neurotoxin Treatment
Day 1
- Small bumps at the injection sites may occur and typically resolve within 15–30 minutes.
- Gently exercise your facial muscles by frowning, raising your brows, and squinting for 15–60 minutes after treatment.
- Apply ice gently for 10–20 minutes without firm pressure.
- Use Tylenol only. Avoid NSAIDs.
- Do not touch, rub, or massage treated areas for 4–24 hours.
- Avoid strenuous exercise, saunas, hot tubs, and alcohol for 24 hours.
- Avoid makeup for 4–6 hours, ideally until the following day.
- Sleep on your back with your head slightly elevated.
Days 2–3
- Redness and injection-site bumps should continue to resolve.
- Mild bruising may appear and can be covered with makeup.
- A temporary heavy or tight sensation may begin.
- Resume gentle face washing, moisturizer, and SPF.
- Continue avoiding retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, and blood-thinning supplements for 72 hours.
Days 4–7
- Results may begin to emerge. Dysport may become noticeable around days 3–5, while
- Botox and Xeomin may become noticeable around days 5–7.
- A heavy sensation may take one to two weeks to resolve.
- Bruising should continue to fade.
- Resume your full skincare routine around day seven.
- Resume normal exercise and continue using broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily.
- Do not assess your final results yet.
Week 2
- Full results are typically visible around days 10–14.
- Enhancements, if needed, are performed around days 14–21.
- You may resume cosmetic treatments such as facials, peels, and lasers.
- Attend your scheduled two-week follow-up.
Weeks 3–4+
Results generally peak around weeks three to four. Neurotoxin results typically begin to diminish around three to four months, and New You generally schedules treatments every three to four months. You will also be scheduled for a three-month follow-up. If you notice movement returning sooner, contact the team so they can determine whether you should be seen earlier.
Dermal Filler Pre & Post Care Instructions
Before Your Dermal Filler Treatment
2 Weeks Before
- Schedule treatment at least four weeks before major events.
- Avoid dental work for two weeks before and after treatment.
- Avoid vaccinations within two weeks.
- Stop aspirin, ibuprofen, and naproxen if medically safe.
- Stop blood-thinning supplements, including vitamin E, fish oil or omega-3s, ginkgo biloba, ginseng, garlic, St. John’s Wort, and flaxseed oil.
- Tell your provider if you have a history of cold sores.
1 Week Before
- Confirm that recommended supplements have been stopped.
- If desired, begin arnica montana three to seven days beforehand.
- Pause topical retinoids and exfoliating acids two to three days before treatment.
48–72 Hours Before
- Avoid alcohol for 24–96 hours.
- Avoid waxing, bleaching, and aggressive facial treatments.
- Avoid high-sodium and spicy foods to help minimize swelling.
Day of Treatment
- Arrive with a clean face without makeup, sunscreen, or lotions.
- Eat a meal and hydrate well.
Tylenol is permitted. Avoid NSAIDs.
After Your Dermal Filler Treatment
Day 1
- Mild to moderate swelling, redness, and tenderness are expected.
- This is not your final result.
- Apply ice for 10–20 minutes at a time, followed by a 20-minute break. Do not press directly on the filler.
- Do not touch, rub, or massage the area for 6–12 hours.
- Sleep on your back with your head elevated.
- Avoid makeup for 24 hours.
- Use Tylenol rather than NSAIDs.
- Avoid strenuous exercise, heat, and alcohol, and stay well hydrated.
- For lip filler, avoid straws, kissing, and excessive lip movement.
Days 2–3
- Swelling may peak around 24–48 hours, and bruising may appear.
- Temporary asymmetry caused by swelling can occur.
- Continue icing and sleeping on your back.
- Gentle mineral makeup may be used after 24 hours.
- Avoid extreme heat and exercise for 48–72 hours.
Days 4–7
- Swelling should decrease, and bruising should continue to fade.
- Avoid retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, and benzoyl peroxide for at least one week.
- Gradually resume exercise after 48–72 hours.
- Apply SPF 30+ daily.
Week 2
- Most swelling and bruising should resolve by days 10–14.
- Your results should now be easier to evaluate.
- Attend your follow-up at two to four weeks.
- Resume active skincare.
- Continue avoiding dental procedures and vaccinations for at least two weeks after treatment.
Weeks 3–4
Filler should continue integrating into the treatment area, allowing the final contour and volume to become more apparent. Results may last 6–24 months depending on the product, treatment area, and individual metabolism. Maintenance treatments can be planned as needed.
PRP Pre & Post Care Instructions
Before Your PRP Treatment
2 Weeks Before
- Minimize sun exposure and use broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily.
- Tell your provider about medical conditions, medications, supplements, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, poor wound healing, or a history of keloid scarring.
- Tell your provider if you take blood-thinning medications or supplements or currently or recently used isotretinoin.
- Tell your provider about any history of cold sores.
1 Week Before
- Avoid waxing, threading, depilatory creams, dermaplaning, laser treatments, chemical peels, and other exfoliating procedures in the treatment area.
- Avoid tanning and self-tanner.
- Continue gentle skincare and daily sun protection.
- Do not stop prescribed medication unless directed by the prescribing clinician.
3–5 Days Before
- Stop retinoids unless directed otherwise.
- Stop AHAs, BHAs, benzoyl peroxide, vitamin C, exfoliating toners, scrubs, and other irritating active products.
- Avoid prolonged sun exposure.
Day of Treatment
- Arrive with clean skin without makeup, moisturizer, sunscreen, or other products on the treatment area.
- Tell your provider about any new medication, illness, rash, infection, cold sore, recent procedure, or skin change.
- Plan to avoid exercise, heat, and direct sun after your appointment.
After Your PRP Treatment
Day 1
- Redness, warmth, tightness, mild swelling, and a sunburn-like sensation can occur.
- Follow New You’s instructions for leaving PRP on the skin, often for at least eight hours.
- Do not touch, rub, or pick the treatment area.
- Avoid makeup, high heat, direct sun, exercise, sweating, swimming, hot showers, saunas, steam rooms, and hot tubs for 24 hours.
- Use only gentle, provider-approved products.
- Avoid NSAIDs to allow the inflammatory process to occur. Use acetaminophen only if approved.
Days 2–3
- Skin may feel dry, tight, sensitive, or slightly rough.
- Pinpoint redness or minor bruising may occur.
- Gently cleanse with cool or lukewarm water.
- Apply a non-comedogenic moisturizer and broad-spectrum SPF 30+.
- Clean mineral makeup may be worn after 24 hours if the skin is intact and comfortable.
- Continue avoiding excessive heat, sweating, direct sun, and irritating products.
- Do not pick or exfoliate.
Days 4–7
- Mild dryness or flaking may continue.
- Continue gentle cleansing, hydration, and SPF.
- Do not pick, peel, rub, scrub, or use exfoliating tools.
- Avoid active skincare until the skin feels normal.
- Active products may generally be resumed gradually around day three or four once sensitivity and flaking have resolved.
Week 2
Gradually resume your normal skincare routine if your skin is calm and continue daily sun protection. Ask your provider before scheduling waxing, laser treatments, facials, or other exfoliating procedures. Improvements occur gradually over the following weeks.
HydraFacial Pre & Post Care Instructions
Before Your HydraFacial
2 Weeks Before
- Schedule your treatment at least two weeks before any major event.
- Avoid treatment within two weeks of vaccinations.
- Wait one to two weeks after an illness, infection, or course of antibiotics.
- If you take blood-thinning medications, consult your doctor first. Never stop prescribed medication without medical clearance.
1 Week Before
- Stop aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen, and other NSAIDs.
- Stop blood-thinning supplements, including fish oil, omega-3s, vitamin E, ginkgo biloba, St. John’s Wort, garlic, green tea extract, flaxseed oil, and turmeric or curcumin.
- Arnica montana is optional for patients prone to bruising.
48–72 Hours Before
- Stop retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, benzoyl peroxide, and hydroquinone.
- Avoid waxing, tweezing, and depilatory creams near the treatment area.
- Avoid alcohol for 24–72 hours.
Day of Treatment
- Arrive with a clean face without makeup, sunscreen, or skincare products.
- Eat a meal and hydrate well.
- Tylenol may be taken up to one hour before treatment. Avoid caffeine.
After Your HydraFacial
Day 1
- Your skin may immediately appear brighter and more hydrated. A temporary pink flush may occur.
- Do not pick at the skin, especially if extractions were performed.
- Avoid makeup for the remainder of the day when possible. If needed, use clean mineral makeup.
- Avoid exercise, heavy sweating, saunas, hot yoga, steam rooms, and hot showers.
Days 2–3
- Use a gentle cleanser and hydrating, non-comedogenic moisturizer.
- Avoid alcohol-containing or exfoliating toners.
- Pause retinol, retinoids, salicylic acid, AHAs, BHAs, vitamin C, and benzoyl peroxide.
- Avoid clay masks, detox masks, and at-home peels.
- Limit sun exposure and apply broad-spectrum SPF 30+.
Week 1
Gradually resume active skincare around day three or four if your skin feels calm. Wait a full week before facial waxing, laser hair removal, or resurfacing treatments. Continue daily sun protection and follow your customized New You skincare plan.
Microneedling Pre & Post Care Instructions
Before Your Microneedling Treatment
2 Weeks Before
- Minimize sun exposure and use broad-spectrum SPF 30+.
- Tell your provider about medical conditions, medications, supplements, allergies, bleeding disorders, poor wound healing, or a history of keloid scarring.
- Disclose current or recent isotretinoin use.
- Postpone treatment for sunburn, a recent tan, open wounds, active infection, rash, or inflamed acne.
1 Week Before
- Stop retinoids five to seven days before treatment unless directed otherwise.
- Stop AHAs, BHAs, benzoyl peroxide, exfoliating toners, scrubs, and other irritating products.
- Avoid waxing, depilatory creams, dermaplaning, microdermabrasion, chemical peels, and laser treatments.
- Continue gentle skincare and daily SPF.
48–72 Hours Before
- Discontinue remaining active skincare.
- Avoid prolonged sun exposure and self-tanner.
- Make sure the treatment area is free from sunburn, irritation, open wounds, and active breakouts.
Day of Treatment
- Arrive with clean skin without makeup, moisturizer, sunscreen, or other products.
- Take antiviral medication as prescribed, if applicable.
- Tell your provider about any new medication, illness, rash, infection, cold sore, or skin change.
After Your Microneedling Treatment
Immediately After
- Redness, warmth, tightness, mild swelling, tenderness, and a sunburn-like sensation may occur.
- Pinpoint bleeding or light crusting may occur.
- Leave clinic-applied products on for the instructed amount of time.
- Do not touch the area with unwashed hands.
- Avoid makeup, direct sun, exercise, sweating, hot showers, saunas, steam rooms, and hot tubs.
Days 2–3
- Redness and swelling should begin improving.
- Skin may feel dry, tight, rough, itchy, or slightly flaky.
- Cleanse gently with cool or lukewarm water and pat dry.
- Apply a gentle, provider-approved moisturizer or hyaluronic acid serum.
- Apply broad-spectrum SPF 30+.
- Makeup may be worn after 24 hours if the skin is intact and comfortable.
- Continue avoiding strenuous exercise, excessive heat, and sweating for 24–72 hours.
- Do not pick, peel, rub, or scrub.
Week 1
- Mild dryness, roughness, flaking, or pinpoint scabs may continue.
- Continue gentle cleansing, hydration, and SPF.
- Avoid active products for five to seven days or until the skin feels fully normal.
- Avoid waxing and depilatory creams for five to seven days.
- Avoid direct sun exposure.
Week 2
Gradually resume active skincare once redness, sensitivity, dryness, and flaking have completely resolved. Continue daily SPF and ask your provider before scheduling waxing, chemical peels, laser treatments, or other procedures on the treated area.
VI Peel Pre & Post Care Instructions
Before Your VI Peel
2 Weeks Before
- Minimize UV exposure and apply broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily.
- Tell your provider if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, immunocompromised, undergoing cancer treatment, or have liver or autoimmune disease.
- Disclose current or recent isotretinoin use.
- Tell your provider about any history of cold sores. Antiviral prophylaxis may be needed.
- Discuss aspirin, hydroquinone, phenol, and other known allergies with your provider.
1 Week Before
- Stop retinoids five to seven days before treatment.
- Stop AHAs, BHAs, benzoyl peroxide, vitamin C, scrubs, and other irritating products.
- Avoid waxing, threading, depilatories, dermaplaning, microdermabrasion, and other exfoliating procedures.
- Avoid tanning and self-tanner.
- Continue gentle skincare and daily SPF.
48–72 Hours Before
- Discontinue remaining active skincare.
- Make sure the treatment area is free from sunburn, open wounds, infection, rash, warts, and inflamed acne.
- Contact New You if you develop a cold sore, illness, or skin irritation.
Day of Treatment
- Arrive with clean skin without makeup or skincare products.
- Tell your provider about any new medication, illness, rash, infection, cold sore, or skin change.
- Bring a hat for sun protection after treatment.
After Your VI Peel
Immediately After
- Do not wash, touch, rub, apply makeup, or use other products for the first four to six hours.
- After the required wait, gently cleanse with cool water and pat dry.
- Use your first Post-Peel Towelette exactly as directed.
- Apply Post Treatment Repair Cream after the instructed wait.
- Avoid exercise, sweating, direct sun, heat, and hot water.
Days 2–3
- Skin may appear pink, tan, or bronzed and may feel dry, tight, or itchy.
- Use the remaining Post-Peel Towelettes as directed, stopping use on areas that have begun peeling.
- Continue Post Treatment Repair Cream and SPF 50+.
- Use only approved products.
Do not pick.
Week 1
Peeling may begin around the mouth and nose and move outward. Skin may tighten, crack, flake, or peel in sheets. Continue gentle cleansing, Post Treatment Repair Cream, and SPF 50+. Do not pick, pull, rub, scrub, or use exfoliating tools.
Week 2
Resume non-active skincare once peeling has stopped and the skin feels calm. Gradually restart active products around days seven to ten after sensitivity has resolved. Wait two weeks before facials, extractions, waxing, threading, dermaplaning, or other exfoliating treatments.
The Perfect Derma Peel Pre & Post Care Instructions
Before Your Perfect Derma Peel
2 Weeks Before
- Minimize UV exposure and apply broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily.
- Tell your provider about medical conditions, medications, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, poor wound healing, or a history of keloid scarring.
- Disclose current or recent isotretinoin use.
- Discuss any planned cosmetic treatments with your provider.
1 Week Before
- Stop retinoids at least three days before treatment or earlier if directed.\
- Stop AHAs, BHAs, benzoyl peroxide, vitamin C, scrubs, and other irritating products.
- Avoid waxing, threading, depilatories, dermaplaning, microdermabrasion, laser treatments, and other exfoliating procedures.
- Avoid tanning and self-tanner.
- Continue gentle skincare and SPF.
48–72 Hours Before
- Discontinue remaining active skincare.
- Make sure the treatment area is free from sunburn, open wounds, infection, rash, and inflamed acne.
- Contact New You if you develop a cold sore, illness, or skin irritation.
Day of Treatment
- Arrive with clean skin without makeup or skincare products.
- Tell your provider about any new medications, illnesses, rashes, infections, cold sores, or skin changes.
- Bring a hat for sun protection.
After Your Perfect Derma Peel
Immediately After
- Leave the peel solution on for at least six hours or for the exact amount of time directed by your provider.
- Do not wash, touch, rub, apply makeup, or use other products, including sunscreen, during this time.
- After the required wait, cleanse as instructed and use your first Post-Peel Towelette according to your kit.
- Apply Post-Peel Moisturizer only as directed.
- Avoid direct sun, exercise, sweating, heat, and hot water.
Days 2–3
- Skin may feel tight, dry, sensitive, or mildly itchy.
- Dark spots may temporarily appear darker.
- Use your second Post-Peel Towelette and remaining kit products exactly as directed.
- Apply Post-Peel Moisturizer and broad-spectrum SPF 30+.
- Do not pick.
- Avoid direct sun, heavy exercise, swimming, saunas, steam rooms, baths, hot showers, and hot tubs.
Week 1
Skin may peel in flakes or sheets, and the amount of visible peeling can vary. Continue gentle cleansing, Post-Peel Moisturizer, and sunscreen. Avoid retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, tretinoin, scrubs, and exfoliating tools until peeling and sensitivity have resolved.
Week 2
Gradually resume your normal skincare routine once your skin feels fully calm. Continue SPF 30+ daily. Avoid saunas, baths, hot showers, and hot tubs for approximately 14 days according to New You’s chemical peel guidance. Ask your provider before scheduling waxing, facials, extractions, laser treatments, or other exfoliating procedures.
Teeth Whitening Pre & Post Care Instructions
Before Your Teeth Whitening Treatment
Before Booking
- Consult your dentist before whitening if you have tooth pain, untreated decay, gum bleeding or irritation, open sores, cracked teeth, or recent dental treatment.
- Whitening only lightens natural teeth. It will not change the color of crowns, veneers, fillings, bonding, or implants.
48 Hours Before
- Avoid strongly staining foods and drinks when possible.
- Brush gently.
- Do not introduce a new whitening product or abrasive toothpaste.
Day Before
- Hydrate well.
- Avoid tobacco.
- Tell New You if you develop dental pain, gum irritation, mouth sores, or have recent dental work.
Day of Treatment
- Eat a satisfying meal before your appointment because you will not be able to eat for a few hours afterward.
- Brush gently earlier in the day and avoid brushing for several hours immediately before treatment if possible.
- Tell your provider about dental sensitivity, restorations, or relevant health changes.
After Your Teeth Whitening Treatment
Immediately After
- Drink water only.
- Do not eat, drink anything other than water, smoke, vape, or chew tobacco.
First 24 Hours
- Avoid dark or strongly colored foods and beverages, including coffee, tea, soda, red wine, dark berries, tomato sauce, dark sauces, and curry.
- Choose pale foods and beverages.
- Avoid tobacco.
- Mild sensitivity may occur and typically resolves within 24 hours.
First 48 Hours
- Brush gently using plain white toothpaste and a soft-bristled toothbrush.
- Avoid whitening, charcoal, baking soda, and abrasive toothpastes.
- Do not brush the gums aggressively.
- Avoid very hot or cold foods and beverages if sensitivity occurs.
Beyond 48 Hours
Gradually resume your usual oral-care products if your teeth feel normal. Use DaVinci desensitizing gel, your home maintenance kit, or whitening pen as instructed. Maintain good oral hygiene and regular dental cleanings.
Contact New You or your dentist if sensitivity is severe, lasts longer than 48 hours, or you experience significant gum irritation or pain.
Lip Filler Pre & Post Care Instructions
Before Your Lip Filler Treatment
2 Weeks Before
- Tell your provider if you have a history of cold sores, oral infection, allergies, bleeding disorders, or pregnancy.
- Discuss medications, particularly blood thinners, NSAIDs, and supplements.
- Never stop prescribed medication without your doctor’s approval.
- Schedule treatment at least two weeks before a major event.
1 Week Before
- Avoid dental treatment, facials, chemical peels, and microdermabrasion around the mouth.
- Avoid over-the-counter NSAIDs and alcohol if approved by your doctor.
- Stay hydrated and maintain good oral hygiene.
24–48 Hours Before
- Avoid alcohol, tobacco, and excessive sun or heat.
- Postpone treatment if you develop a cold sore, active illness, rash, acne lesion, open wound, or oral infection.
Day of Treatment
- Arrive with clean skin without lip makeup.
- Eat normally and hydrate well.
- Tell your provider about any health changes, dental concerns, or new medications.
After Your Lip Filler Treatment
Immediately After
- Mild swelling, tenderness, redness, and bruising are common.
- Apply ice using very light pressure for 10–20 minutes at a time.
- Do not massage, rub, or apply pressure to your lips for at least six hours.
- Avoid kissing, puckering, straws, lip plumpers, smoking, and vaping.
- Avoid strenuous exercise, alcohol, and hot drinks.
- Avoid lip makeup if possible.
- Sleep on your back with your head slightly elevated.
Days 2–3
- Swelling and bruising may peak, and temporary asymmetry can occur.
- Continue gentle cleansing.
- Avoid excessive heat, sun exposure, and strenuous exercise.
- Avoid NSAIDs and alcohol for a few days.
- Topical arnica cream may be used for bruising.
- Stay well hydrated.
Days 4–7
Swelling typically subsides, although it may take a full week. Do not manipulate lumps or massage your lips unless your provider specifically instructs you to do so. Filler is visible immediately, with the full effect generally becoming apparent around seven days.
Laser Hair Removal Pre & Post Care Instructions
Before Your Laser Hair Removal Treatment
Before Booking
- Tell your provider if you are pregnant or have a history of cold sores, keloid scars, skin cancer, or recent isotretinoin use.
- Discuss medications and active skincare products.
- Stop tanning, including sun exposure, tanning beds, and sunless tanning products.
- Use broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily on exposed treatment areas.
1 Week Before
- Stop waxing, tweezing, plucking, threading, and depilatory creams.
- Avoid chemical peels, strong exfoliation, and other energy-based treatments in the area.
- Do not treat skin that is sunburned, irritated, broken, or infected.
2–3 Days Before
- Shave the treatment area unless your provider instructs you otherwise.
- Continue avoiding waxing, plucking, and tweezing.
Day of Treatment
- Arrive with clean, dry skin without lotion, oil, perfume, deodorant, self-tanner, or makeup on the treatment area.
- Wear loose, breathable clothing when treating the body.
- Tell your provider about any health changes, new medications, or recent sun exposure.
After Your Laser Hair Removal Treatment
Immediately After
- Mild redness, warmth, and swelling around the follicles may occur and can resemble a mild sunburn.
- Use a cool compress or aloe vera as needed.
- Avoid intense exercise, saunas, steam rooms, and other activities that cause sweating.
Immediately After
- Mild redness, warmth, and swelling around the follicles may occur and can resemble a mild sunburn.
- Use a cool compress or aloe vera as needed.
- Avoid intense exercise, saunas, steam rooms, and other activities that cause sweating.
First 48 Hours
- Avoid hot water, baths, and hot tubs.
- Avoid makeup, perfume, deodorant, fragranced products, and active skincare near the treatment area.
- Use a gentle cleanser, plain moisturizer, and provider-approved products.
- Topical aloe vera or hydrocortisone cream may be used for localized reactions.
Week 1
- Avoid extended sun exposure and protect treated areas with clothing and broad-spectrum SPF 30+.
- Hair will begin shedding. Do not pluck, tweeze, wax, or thread emerging hairs.
- You may gently shave between sessions once the skin is calm and healed.
- Beginning on day five, gently exfoliate using a chemical exfoliant, such as New You’s salicylic acid pads, along with a body scrubber for light physical exfoliation.
Week 2
Wait a full two weeks before chemical peels, facials, microdermabrasion, or other skin treatments in the area. Multiple sessions are needed, so continue attending your scheduled follow-up treatments.
Notify New You immediately if you notice burns, hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation, or other abnormal findings.
Questions About Your Pre- or Post-Care?
Your treatment instructions may vary based on the service you receive and your individual needs. If you have questions before your appointment, experience something unexpected afterward, or receive personalized instructions from your provider, follow your provider’s guidance and reach out to our team for assistance. Visit us at 905 Judson Road, Longview, TX 75601, or 115 E Austin St, Marshall, TX 75670; call (903) 212-0556; or use our contact page to get in touch.
