Prior consultation
A prior medical consultation allows the doctor to examine the skin, clarify the request and check whether this treatment is appropriate. It is not an automatic diagnosis.
Aesthetic medicine
A measured approach seeking natural-looking results after medical facial analysis.
Overview
A prior medical consultation allows the doctor to examine the skin, clarify the request and check whether this treatment is appropriate. It is not an automatic diagnosis.
The protocol, settings and techniques are selected by the doctor according to the diagnosis, treatment area, skin type and individual needs. Relevant steps are explained before treatment.
Comfort during treatment and after-effects vary. Redness, sensitivity or other temporary reactions may occur depending on the technique and the skin. Personalised aftercare instructions are provided.
The doctor reviews contraindications, current treatments, medical history, possible pregnancy, sun exposure and technique-specific factors. Treatment may be postponed or advised against.
FAQ
No. Suitability depends on the medical examination, skin type, expectations and possible contraindications.
No. Response and progress vary between individuals. Goals, limitations and possible outcomes are discussed during consultation.
There is no fixed number suitable for everyone. Follow-up is adjusted to the indication and observed progress.
Medical advice is required to confirm suitability and propose a personalised protocol.