Who this is for
Patients who have been advised to pursue physician-led aesthetic or regenerative care and need a coordinated next step.
Physician Referral
Refer a Patient to True Bliss Medical
A straightforward referral workflow for providers, coordinators, and patients — send the essentials, and the office reviews each referral before scheduling.
What to send
Include the patient name, best callback number, referral reason, and any relevant history or treatment notes the office should review before booking.
How to coordinate
Call or email the office so the team can route the request correctly and guide the patient to consultation, scheduling, or follow-up instructions.
What We Co-Manage With Referring Physicians
True Bliss Medical is a physician-led practice, and every referred patient is evaluated by Dr. Alexander Rios, MD before any treatment plan is set. Common referrals include patients seeking aesthetic injectables such as neurotoxins and dermal fillers, laser and energy-based skin treatments, medical-grade facials and peels, and regenerative options like PRP/PRF and microneedling for skin quality or early hair thinning. These treatments may help appropriate candidates, and they are always delivered under medical supervision with the referring provider's notes taken into account. A full list is available on the services page.
How the referral process works
First, send the patient's name, best callback number, referral reason, and any relevant history by phone at (973) 498-8908 or by email. Second, the office reviews the referral and contacts the patient to schedule a consultation at 96 Pompton Ave, Suite 102, Verona, NJ 07044. Third, the consultation confirms candidacy — if a requested treatment is not appropriate, the plan is adjusted or the patient is directed back to you before anything proceeds.
What referring providers can expect
Referred patients are never pressured into services beyond the referral reason, and the office communicates back when coordination matters — for example, around medications, healing timelines, or treatments that should be sequenced with care you are already providing. If you would like to discuss a case before sending a formal referral, use the contact page or call the office directly and ask for a physician callback.