We don't sell same-day work. We sell six-week refinements, written into a plan you take home in a sealed envelope along with the consultation letter.
The letter is the part most practices have forgotten how to do. It's a written record of the conversation — what you asked for, what we'd recommend, what we'd push back on. It's also, frankly, an editorial document. We write because we want the reasoning to be legible months later.
The six-week interval is not a marketing choice. It is the interval at which the tissue and the patient have both moved enough to be honest with each other again.