Frequently asked questions about care in Medellín
General information; each plan depends on an individual medical assessment.
How much do treatments cost?
Prices depend on the treatment and the clinician's plan. Contact the clinic for a current quote; no treatment or price is guaranteed before assessment.
Do I need a consultation first?
Yes. A clinician should review your goals, medical history, and suitability before recommending a procedure.
Will a treatment be painful?
Comfort varies by person and procedure. Ask the clinician what discomfort and pain-control options to expect for your specific treatment.
How much downtime should I plan for?
Recovery differs by procedure and patient. Get written aftercare instructions and schedule travel or work around your clinician's advice.
How long do results last?
There is no single duration for all treatments. Results vary with the procedure, health, and individual response; ask your clinician for realistic expectations.
How many sessions will I need?
The number and timing of sessions depend on your assessment and the treatment plan. A consultation does not guarantee a particular course.
Who may be a candidate?
Eligibility is individual and depends on diagnosis, medical history, medicines, and the evidence and local rules for the proposed treatment.
Are treatments safe?
Every procedure has potential risks. Discuss benefits, alternatives, contraindications, and complications with a qualified clinician before deciding.
Can I get treatment without an in-person assessment?
The clinic must determine whether an in-person or remote assessment is appropriate and whether treatment can be provided safely.
Do you serve international patients?
Contact the clinic before booking travel to discuss consultation, treatment suitability, timing, follow-up, and current availability.
How should I plan a medical trip to Medellín?
Confirm your appointment, recovery needs, and follow-up plan with the clinic before purchasing travel. Do not travel based on an assumed treatment date.
Where is the clinic?
YOU Medicine is at Cl. 10b #35-08, Edificio Santacoloma, Local 2, El Poblado, Medellín, Antioquia, Colombia.
What are the opening hours?
Monday to Friday, 08:00–18:00; Saturday, 09:00–13:00; Sunday closed. Confirm holiday hours before visiting.
How do I get directions?
Use the Google Maps directions link on our contact page, or contact the clinic for help locating the El Poblado address.
How can I contact the clinic?
Call or WhatsApp +57 324 5761913, or email wellness@youbeautification.com.
Which payment methods do you accept?
Payment options can change. Ask the clinic to confirm accepted methods, currency, and any deposit before booking.
Can you compare costs with the United States?
Costs depend on the specific treatment and plan. Request a current itemized quote and compare what is included rather than relying on general estimates.
Are treatments approved by INVIMA?
Regulatory status depends on the specific product, indication, and provider. Ask for current product and registration information; do not assume one approval covers every use.
Should I stop my medication before a procedure?
Do not stop or change prescribed medication without advice from the clinician who manages it and the treating medical team.
What records should I bring?
Bring relevant diagnoses, medication and allergy lists, prior procedure records, and recent test results if requested by the clinic.
Can I combine treatments?
Combining procedures may change risks and recovery. Only do so when a clinician has reviewed your case and recommended timing.
What happens if I am not a candidate?
The clinician should explain why, discuss alternatives where appropriate, and tell you whether further evaluation is needed.
Do you guarantee results?
No responsible medical provider can guarantee an individual outcome. Ask about evidence, limitations, risks, and realistic goals.
How do you handle follow-up after I travel home?
Agree on follow-up arrangements and an emergency contact before treatment, especially if you will leave Medellín soon afterward.
Can I request care in English or Spanish?
The clinic serves patients in English and Spanish. Tell the team your preferred language when you contact them.