Medical- Grade Skincare

No. Your consultation is designed to assess your skin and create a routine around your concerns. You do not need to choose a brand, system or product before attending. 

Yes, where clinically appropriate. Prescription skincare requires medical assessment and is prescribed only after reviewing your skin, medical history, current products and suitability. 

 Your plan may include:

• Morning and evening routines
• Cleansing and exfoliation
• Antioxidant support
• Hydration and barrier support
• Pigmentation or acne-focused products
• Retinoid or prescription options where appropriate
• Daily sun protection
• Planned reviews and adjustments

We will explain what each product is for, how to introduce it and how your routine may change as your skin progresses. 

Not every routine causes peeling. Some corrective products can initially cause dryness, flaking, redness or sensitivity while the skin adjusts. We will explain what to expect, how to introduce your products and when to contact the clinic.

The timeline depends on your skin concern, the products selected and how consistently the routine is followed. We will explain the expected stages and review points for your individual protocol. 

 Yes. Skincare may be used to prepare the skin, support recovery, address an underlying concern or maintain progress between treatments. The timing of active products around procedures will be included in your personalised instructions.

Reviews are recommended for corrective and prescription protocols so that we can assess progress, support tolerance and adjust the routine where needed.