Skin

Peel strength and frequency are matched to your skin type and sensitivity, not a fixed protocol. Suitability, downtime, and aftercare are discussed before anything is booked.

Sensitivity, congestion, and hydration levels are reviewed first, so the facial can be adjusted rather than applied the same way for every skin.

Products and protocol are chosen after reviewing your reaction history, current routine, and any active breakouts.

PRP may support acne scarring, early ageing, or overall skin quality in selected cases. Blood work, skin condition, and prior treatments are reviewed before any recommendation.

Number of sessions and spacing depend on skin condition and how much downtime fits your schedule; this is mapped out during consultation, not assumed in advance.

Which booster suits you depends on skin depletion, prior treatments, and how quickly you need to return to normal activity. The doctor walks through the differences before you choose.

The doctor checks whether dryness is barrier-related or dehydration-related, since the two respond differently, before building a hydration plan around your skin.

Brightening approaches differ for post-acne marks, sun-related tone, and melasma-prone skin. The doctor identifies which pattern applies to you before selecting a method.

Hormonal, product-related, and stress-related acne are managed differently. The doctor identifies your pattern first, then builds a plan that fits your skin type and routine.

Melasma in particular can worsen with the wrong treatment, so diagnosis clarity, hormonal factors, and sun habits are reviewed carefully before any recommendation.

Care plans often combine in-clinic support with a simplified home routine, since over-treating a compromised barrier can make dryness worse.

Thinning, dryness, and new sensitivity around this life stage are reviewed alongside broader wellness factors where relevant, at a pace you're comfortable with.

Goals at this stage are usually about texture, hydration, and tone rather than dramatic change. The doctor discusses what's realistic for your skin before suggesting a pathway.

Skin type, prior treatment history, and event timelines are reviewed together, since visible pinkness typically settles over a short window.