Your first consultation should give you clarity, not pressure.
If you arrive prepared, you are more likely to get a treatment plan that is safe, realistic, and aligned with your goals.
What to Do Before You Attend
1. Define your primary goal
Keep it specific:
- soften forehead lines,
- improve jawline definition,
- support skin quality and glow,
- reduce visible acne-scar texture.
2. Bring relevant history
Include previous treatments, recent skin reactions, and key medical context that may affect suitability.
3. Set a practical budget range
This helps your practitioner recommend a staged plan you can maintain rather than a one-off decision.
Questions Worth Asking
- What outcome is realistic for me?
- What timeline should I expect?
- What are the main risks and limitations?
- How many sessions might I need?
- How do we review and adjust the plan?
If these questions are not answered clearly, ask again.
What a Strong Consultation Should Include
A quality consultation usually covers:
- Assessment of anatomy/skin/treatment area.
- Suitability and contraindication checks.
- Treatment options with pros and tradeoffs.
- Pricing and plan structure.
- Aftercare and review process.
Red Flags to Watch For
- Pressure to treat immediately without proper assessment.
- Vague promises without timeline or limits.
- No discussion of risk, aftercare, or review.
- A plan that ignores your budget and maintenance reality.
After the Consultation: How to Decide
Compare your options against:
- clarity of explanation,
- confidence in clinical process,
- transparency on pricing and follow-up,
- whether the plan matches your real goals.
The best decision is usually the one that feels clinically sound, not rushed.
Next Step
If you want a clear plan tailored to your goals, book your first consultation.
Planning a treatment?
Speak with our team for a personalised plan based on your goals, skin type, medical history, and budget.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I bring to my first consultation?
Bring your key goals, relevant medical information, treatment history, and any questions you want answered clearly.
Can I have treatment on the same day as consultation?
This depends on your suitability, treatment type, and whether informed planning is complete.
How do I know if the treatment plan is realistic?
A good plan includes clear timelines, limitations, review points, and expected outcomes based on your starting point.
Educational content only. Final treatment recommendations require in-person consultation and suitability assessment.