Shelly Trubenbach, Concierge Nurse

Shelly Trubenbach, Concierge Nurse Nurse & an injector , and working with Vita 10 IV therapy,ask me about ~vivaladulcevida~ follow on IG or just getting a good deal on work wear or casual wear.

Turquoise Leopard is about finding your style and what makes you feel good and owning it! Its about friendships, and laughter and in home trunk shows where trying on clothes and playing dress up along with a little wine and cheese becomes a giggle fest and therapy for the soul. iTS about finding the perfect thing to wear for the special event. Turquoise Leopard wants to promote Friendships, and Girlpower and lifting up other women and defeating bullying and ending making other women feel inferior-Turquoise Leopard wants you to Be you tiful!!!

11/08/2025

Calming sensitivity and redness has never been easier. šŸ–¤ Dual Action Redness Relief features niacinamide, ceramides, and our InflaShield calming blend to improve the skin barrier's function and reduce redness and inflammation.

What a busy time of year! Dont forget your glow up! Limited appointments available but I can work around the schedules a...
11/08/2025

What a busy time of year! Dont forget your glow up! Limited appointments available but I can work around the schedules and make it convenient for your calendar!!!

Flu vaccine & Botox??While there are no contraindications between botox or other neuro modulator and the flu, pneumonia,...
11/03/2025

Flu vaccine & Botox??
While there are no contraindications between botox or other neuro modulator and the flu, pneumonia, or shingles vaccine- it is recommended to wait one to two weeks between the two~ heres why!

It is not recommended to get the flu vaccine and Botox injections at the same time; you should wait at least two weeks between the two procedures to avoid potential complications. This waiting period allows your body's immune system to respond to the vaccine without interference and helps to avoid confusion if side effects occur.
Why you should wait
Immune response: The flu shot triggers an immune response. Getting Botox at the same time can make it difficult to determine if a side effect, such as a headache or nausea, is from the vaccine or the Botox.
Minimizing confusion: Waiting gives your body time to process the vaccine and allows you to clearly identify the cause of any potential side effects from either treatment.
Standard practice: Many medical providers advise a waiting period of at least two weeks between vaccines and cosmetic procedures like Botox to minimize the risk of adverse reactions.
What to do
Schedule wisely: Plan your appointments so that there is at least a two-week gap between receiving the flu shot and getting Botox injections.
Consult your provider: Always discuss your plans with your doctor or aesthetic provider to ensure the best approach for your specific situation.

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Learning never gets old to me! another day in the classroom!!!!!šŸ’‰šŸ’‰
10/30/2025

Learning never gets old to me! another day in the classroom!!!!!šŸ’‰šŸ’‰

Coming soon!!!! New services !!! Iā€™m working out the details & getting stocked !!!! Bringing healthy skin back in the Ne...
10/24/2025

Coming soon!!!! New services !!! Iā€™m working out the details & getting stocked !!!! Bringing healthy skin back in the New Year!!!

Plan ahead and get booked for your holiday glow up!!!! It is a busy time for all!
10/20/2025

Plan ahead and get booked for your holiday glow up!!!! It is a busy time for all!

looking for an acne skin care routine? ļæ¼ look no further. Reach out for a skin care consult!
10/17/2025

looking for an acne skin care routine? ļæ¼ look no further.

Reach out for a skin care consult!

Cold Sores and skincare - an elaboration from my Instagram page! Yes, facials, Botox, and filler can trigger cold sore o...
10/10/2025

Cold Sores and skincare - an elaboration from my Instagram page!

Yes, facials, Botox, and filler can trigger cold sore outbreaks in individuals who already carry the virus, primarily because these procedures involve skin irritation and stress to the body. The stress from needle punctures (in fillers and Botox) or general trauma from a facial can activate the dormant herpes simplex virus (HSV-1). To minimize this risk, it is crucial to inform your practitioner of your history with cold sores and to take prescribed antiviral medication beforehand.

How these procedures can trigger a cold sore outbreak

Needle trauma: Injections for lip fillers and Botox can cause trauma to the skin and nerves, which can be a trigger for the virus to reactivate. This is a more common trigger for procedures near the mouth.

Stress and inflammation: The stress on the body from any procedure, including facials, injections, or even other skin treatments like chemical peels or lasers, can activate the virus. Inflammation from the treatment itself can also contribute to an outbreak.

Infection risk: While less common, rare cases of herpes reactivation following Botox have been reported, with one theory suggesting the Botox protein may activate the immune system, making it easier for the virus to reactivate.

How to prevent an outbreak
Inform your provider: Always tell your practitioner about any history of cold sores before your treatment.

Take antiviral medication: Your doctor or practitioner may prescribe an antiviral medication (like valacyclovir) to be taken a few days before the procedure and continued afterward. This can help prevent an outbreak.

Avoid treatment during an active outbreak: Do not get the procedure done while you have an active cold sore, and wait until it is completely healed.

Be mindful of other triggers: Minimize other potential triggers like sun exposure, stress, or illness around the time of your treatment.

Thinking about injections ? Just want a consult to discuss product options, treatment areas, price , create a skin care...
10/03/2025

Thinking about injections ? Just want a consult to discuss product options, treatment areas, price , create a skin care plan? Book a complimentary consultation by reaching out via text or dm and type ~Free Consult!!!

Elaborating on the Why!!! You have to wait approximately three months between Botox treatments because it takes the body...
09/29/2025

Elaborating on the Why!!! You have to wait approximately three months between Botox treatments because it takes the body that long to fully break down the botulinum toxin. Waiting at least three to four months allows the treated muscles to regain full mobility, ensuring the effectiveness of subsequent injections. This waiting period also prevents potential issues like muscle weakening from overuse and allows the benefits of the treatment to last longer.

Why the 3-Month Wait is Important

Toxin Breakdown: The primary reason for the waiting period is that the body needs time to process and eliminate the botulinum toxin from the treatment area.

Muscle Recovery: Allowing a sufficient break ensures that the muscles regain their normal function, which is crucial for maintaining the desired cosmetic effect.

Preventing Overuse: Consistently injecting too soon can lead to excessive muscle weakening or atrophy, which is a form of muscle wasting from lack of use.

Maintained Effectiveness: Waiting allows the effect to plateau and then gradually wear off before re-treatment, which helps avoid the need for correction and can potentially reduce the amount of Botox needed in subsequent sessions.

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