How the Good Faith Exam works — and why it protects you
By Angie Peterson, NP, Nurse Practitioner · Medical Director
You'll hear the term "Good Faith Exam" (GFE) a lot in compliant aesthetics. Here's what it actually is and why it matters.
What it is
A Good Faith Exam is a medical evaluation completed before your first treatment — in person or via live telemedicine. It reviews your health history and confirms that a treatment is appropriate and safe for you.
Why it exists
Utah law requires a proper evaluation before an initial treatment protocol begins. It ensures a qualified medical professional — not just a product menu — is deciding whether treatment is right for you.
What it means for the network
Every Angie's Injectors provider integrates the GFE into their workflow, connected to the network's medical direction. It's one of the clearest signals that you're receiving supervised, compliant care.