Your treatment, considered
Skin Consultation
Arrange a consultation to discuss the appearance of lines and your skin concerns. The conversation should focus on your individual circumstances and the options a suitably qualified practitioner can assess.
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About this treatment
Ask about the practitioner's qualifications, alternatives, possible risks and follow up. No particular procedure or medicine is promised by booking a consultation, and you should have time to consider any proposed plan.
Before your visit & aftercare
Before your treatment
- Discuss your skin history, medicines, current products, recent treatments and any sensitivity with the practitioner.
- Ask what preparation is required for the exact procedure. Do not stop prescribed medication without advice from the prescriber.
After your treatment
- Follow the written plan for cleansing, sun protection, makeup, exercise and restarting active products; timings depend on the procedure.
- Know how to contact your practitioner. Get medical advice for unexpected, persistent or worsening symptoms.
General guidance only. Your practitioner’s instructions for the exact procedure and product take priority; ask for them before treatment.
NHS: choosing a cosmetic practitioner and aftercareQuestions before your visit
Does booking a consultation commit me to treatment?
No. A consultation is an opportunity to ask questions and consider options. Any proposed treatment requires an individual assessment and an informed decision.
NHS guidance: questions to consider before a cosmetic procedure
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