Your first aesthetic consultation: what to bring
A clear consultation starts with your concern, your history and the questions you want answered.
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A clear consultation starts with your concern, your history and the questions you want answered.
Read articlePersistent tightness or stinging deserves a review of your routine before adding another treatment.
Read articleShade, clothing and a suitable sunscreen work together in everyday sun protection.
Read articleTiming, previous products and the type of breakout help guide a more useful assessment.
Read articleColour changes and changes in skin depth should not be treated as the same problem.
Read articleDifferent causes of pigmentation can look similar in a photograph.
Read articleA peel name alone does not tell you how your skin will respond or how to plan recovery.
Read articleDevice type, skin condition and aftercare matter more than a session count on an advertisement.
Read articleThe device is only one part of a decision about your skin, goals and recovery.
Read articleFillers, botulinum toxin and skin-quality injections do not have the same role.
Read articleDescribe what you notice around the eyes before choosing a treatment label.
Read articleSkin tightening, contour changes and surgical lifting are different discussions.
Read articleThe pattern and timing of hair change help shape the assessment.
Read articleHair colour, skin tone and the treatment area affect the discussion.
Read articleA useful consultation considers more than a number on the scale.
Read articleBMI is a screening measure, not a complete assessment of health or body composition.
Read articleA refill planner helps organise an existing prescription; it does not select a medication regimen.
Read articleA local contour concern and overall weight-related health need different assessments.
Read articleKnow the routine, the review arrangements and the contact route before leaving the clinic.
Read articleAllow room for consultation, the journey home and any follow-up that may be needed.
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