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Get answers to common questions about Consultation (Facial).
Your esthetician conducts a detailed consultation, reviews medical history and current products, performs skin analysis, discusses goals, and outlines recommended treatments and homecare. Expect a collaborative plan with optional sample products and booking options for follow-up services.
Consultations typically last 20 to 40 minutes depending on complexity. Allow extra time for skin scanning and discussion. If you decide to schedule an immediate treatment, we’ll advise an appropriate appointment length and preparation steps.
We recommend a consultation before advanced or corrective treatments, especially for chemical peels, microneedling, or medical-grade facials. It ensures safety, customizes protocols, and maximizes outcomes. For simple maintenance facials, consults may be optional.
Yes. Our estheticians are trained to assess sensitivities and acne triggers, adjusting recommendations to avoid irritation. We may suggest gentle treatments, patch tests, or refer you to a dermatologist when necessary for medical concerns or persistent inflammatory conditions.
Whenever possible, we provide product samples or travel sizes for you to trial recommended items. We’ll prioritize compatibility and sensitivity, explain proper usage, and record reactions to fine-tune future recommendations.
Frequency depends on your skin goals; new clients should book a consultation before their first treatment. For ongoing progress, consider reviews every three months or whenever your skin changes or esthetic concerns evolve.