The practitioner asks about your goals, medical history, medications, previous aesthetic procedures and relevant sensitivities. They assess skin barrier condition, sensitivity, previous procedures and the desired change in texture or radiance. You will be told whether the proposed technique is suitable, what it can reasonably improve, its risks, the likely number of sessions and the cost before treatment.

There is no universal session count. It depends on the condition being treated, the selected modality, the area, your starting point and how you respond. Some plans involve one appointment followed by review; others require a series with carefully spaced visits. The practitioner will recommend a schedule only after assessment.

Redness, dryness, irritation or sensitivity can occur, depending on the techniques used. Recovery depends on the exact procedure and your individual response. Before you consent, the clinician should discuss expected temporary effects, less common complications, any relevant contraindications and the steps to take if recovery does not follow the expected course.

Possibly, but compatibility cannot be assumed. Some procedures need to be spaced apart to protect the skin and allow accurate assessment of results. Your practitioner will review the proposed combination, treatment order and recovery intervals before recommending a combined plan. A named package does not automatically mean every component is appropriate for every patient.

Tell the clinic about medicines, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, recent sun exposure, active infections and recent aesthetic treatments where relevant. Do not stop prescribed medicines without advice from your own clinician. After the appointment, follow the specific care plan, avoid irritating the area and contact the clinic if you notice unexpected or worsening symptoms.