Before paying over $1000 for a piece, first look at one in your hands at their clinic, and buy a $200 piece to see the difference.
And you really got to ask them if they will teach you how to put it on and use it, etc. A lot of guys say these salons don't want you learning how to do it yourself because they make so much money off doing it for you.
There is a guy named Agent Smith on Toplace who went to a salon with his toplace piece to get help, and they just butchered the cut in, and then offered him one of their pieces. The blamed the piece for the bad cut in.
I'm not saying don't use the salon, I'm just saying you should spend $200 to get a frame of reference before you plop down $1000 or more and sign a contract. And ask to see one of their piece in your hand. If they don't have any samples in their salon, their salon is worthless. You might as well go online then or to another salon.
Ask them a few questions about putting it on yourself. See how helpful or dodgy they are, before you plop down the $1000 plus dollars.