📱 The Layssa Foundation App is targeting a January 2027 public release on iOS and Android! The design is a concept preview, and timing and features may change. Follow us for launch updates. #LayssaFoundation #CosmeticSurgeryAwareness #PatientSafety

Verify before you book. The Layssa Foundation App is being built to help people review source-specific doctor and facility credentials. Educational only—not a certification or safety guarantee. Follow us for launch updates. #LayssaFoundation

Information becomes community. The planned Layssa Foundation App member space will support respectful sharing of experiences, knowledge and Foundation resources—without pressure to disclose private health information. Follow us for launch updates. #LayssaFoundation

A new way to stay informed is coming. The Layssa Foundation App is being developed to organize cosmetic-surgery rules, requirements, laws and Foundation resources in one clear place. Follow us for launch updates. #LayssaFoundation

Use the Foundation's resources before you book. The Layssa Foundation provides educational tools to help people research cosmetic-surgery information, verify claims, and prepare better questions before making a decision. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety

Pressure is a red flag. If you feel rushed to decide, pushed to pay immediately, discouraged from asking questions, or unclear about risks and recovery, give yourself more time. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety

Your body is not a trend. Cosmetic choices are personal. No one should make you feel pressured to change your body to fit a trend, a surgeon's brand, or someone else's expectations. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety

Recovery should not be a solo plan. Arrange safe transportation, a trusted support person, written post-op instructions, and after-hours contact information before the procedure. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety

Traveling for surgery? Plan beyond the flight. Before traveling, understand where follow-up will happen, how long you may need to stay nearby, who has your records, and where you would seek care if concerns arise. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety

Your surgery may be over. Your safety is not. Know your post-operative plan, who to contact, and where to seek appropriate care if something changes after you leave the facility. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety

Followers are not credentials. Viral content, reviews, and popularity can influence attention, but they do not replace licensing, training, facility verification, or an honest discussion of risks. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety

Know who is on your care team. Before a procedure, ask who will perform it, who will provide anesthesia, and who will handle after-hours concerns. Clear names, roles, and contact information matter. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety

Cosmetic injections are medical procedures. Do not let convenience, discounts, or social-media advertising replace verification. Check the provider, the location, and the product before treatment. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety

Verify the facility, not only the surgeon. Facility licensing, registration, accreditation, inspection history, and disciplinary information can be separate from a provider's credentials. Check both. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety

Marketing language can be misleading. Terms such as “registered,” “listed,” or other official-sounding claims may not mean what people assume. Check the underlying source and what the status actually represents. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety

A title on social media is not a medical credential. Before any cosmetic injection or procedure, verify the provider, verify the facility, and ask what product is being used. Popularity is not proof of licensure. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety

A new name does not erase an old history. When researching a cosmetic-surgery facility, verify the exact address, current operator, licensing information, and available disciplinary or enforcement records. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety

Before you book, use reliable sources. Our verification resources are designed to help you research providers and facilities using available public information and official-source links. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety

Información de seguridad también en español. La Fundación ofrece recursos para ayudar a verificar información, hacer mejores preguntas y entender los riesgos antes de una cirugía estética. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety

Before-and-after photos do not tell the whole story. Photos cannot show a provider's credentials, a facility's history, emergency planning, or the full range of risks. Look beyond the images before you book. https://layssafoundation.org/ #LayssaFoundation #PatientSafety