Before we begin.
Bring your questions and a clear description of your goals. At the consultation, discuss relevant health history, allergies, current medicines, previous procedures and any recent skin reactions. Mention pregnancy, breastfeeding and recent sun exposure when relevant.
Do not stop prescribed medicines or change a clinical treatment based on website information. Ask the appropriate prescribing professional for advice. Your practitioner will explain whether preparation or a test patch is needed for the proposed service.
Understand the proposed plan
Ask what the procedure involves, what alternatives exist, what the expected limitations are, and which risks apply. Agree the treatment area, price, follow-up arrangements and any deposit before proceeding. Choosing not to treat is always an option.
After your visit
Follow the written instructions issued for your actual procedure. Guidance about skincare products, sunlight, exercise and follow-up can differ between facials, injectables, peels and device treatments. A general website list cannot replace those instructions.
If something does not feel right
Use the contact route provided by your treating practitioner for unexpected symptoms or questions about recovery. Do not wait for a general enquiry reply if symptoms are severe or rapidly worsening. Contact emergency services when urgent help is needed.
Your next appointment
Any follow-up or further session should be based on your response, comfort and agreed plan. The website does not determine how many sessions you need or promise a treatment outcome.