The FDA's Orange Book rates generic lisdexamfetamine as AB-rated (therapeutically equivalent), meaning pharmacists can substitute it automatically in most states unless the prescriber writes "dispense as written" [2]
Before Your Session Avoid sun exposure on the treatment area for at least 2 weeks prior tanned skin increases hypopigmentation risk Skip blood-thinning medications (aspirin, ibuprofen) for 24 hours unless medically necessary Arrive with clean, dry skin no lotion, sunscreen, or self-tanner on the area Apply numbing cream 4560 minutes before your appointment if using it Stay well-hydrated hydration supports lymphatic clearance post-session No alcohol for 24 hours prior Immediately After Treatment Apply a thin layer of antibiotic ointment (Aquaphor or similar) to the treated area Cover with a non-stick bandage for the first 24 hours Apply a cold pack (wrapped in cloth) for 1015 minutes no direct ice contact Avoid submerging in water for at least 2 weeks pools, baths, hot tubs No makeup, lotion, or active skincare on treated skin Pat dry gently do not rub the area Between Sessions Apply SPF 30+ every day the treatment area will see sunlight UV is the most common cause of complications Do not pop, pick, or scratch blisters or scabs this is the primary cause of post-removal scarring Moisturize once initial healing is complete days 57 Exercise after 48 hours avoid heavy sweating directly over the area initially Contact me immediately if you notice signs of infection: increasing redness, warmth, pus, or fever YOUR HEALING TIMELIME Days 13 Initial Reaction Redness, swelling, and possible blistering
However, the delayed gastric emptying from semaglutide means any alcohol will sit in your stomach longer, potentially triggering nausea or digestive upset
Marjot, T., Moolla, A., Cobbold, J
Food & Drug AdministrationGHK-Cu is not an FDA-approved drug for injection
