Clinic consultations
How should I prepare for a skin consultation?
Bring your questions about your skin, the products you use and what you hope to understand. A face-to-face consultation is an individual assessment, not a promise of treatment. Advice may include skincare, no treatment or other clinically appropriate options.
What should I discuss?
Tell the doctor what concerns you, your current skincare and any relevant medical history. Your medical details belong in the private consultation, not in public comments or website tracking.
Will I be offered treatment?
Not necessarily. The doctor assesses suitability and explains potential benefits, limitations and risks of any appropriate options. No treatment may be the right recommendation, and you are under no obligation to proceed.
Should I change my skincare first?
There is no need to start a stronger product to prepare. Keep to a routine you tolerate and bring a list of the products you use. Do not stop prescribed care without advice from your treating clinician.
What happens next?
Take time to consider the advice and ask questions. Any next steps depend on the face-to-face assessment. The clinic calendar provides appointment availability and booking terms.
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Your next step
Start with a routine your skin tolerates. Product guidance is not a diagnosis; after a procedure, your treating clinician's instructions always come first.
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