Yes. A consultation helps us understand your skin, your concerns, what you have tried before, and what treatment actually makes sense for you. It also helps us avoid recommending something too harsh, too weak, or simply wrong for your skin.

You do not need to know before booking. That is what the consultation is for. We assess your skin and recommend the most suitable option based on your concern, skin type, sensitivity, goals, and how much downtime you can manage.

Many treatments can be suitable for different skin types, but not every treatment is right for every skin. Some concerns, especially pigmentation-prone skin, acne-prone skin, and sensitive skin, need a more careful approach. Your treatment will be selected based on proper assessment.

Some treatments can leave the skin looking fresher quite quickly, especially glow-focused treatments like facials or HydraFacial. More corrective concerns, such as acne, hyperpigmentation, acne scars, texture, or deeper congestion, usually need a course of treatments and consistent homecare.

It depends on your skin concern, how long it has been present, the treatment selected, and how your skin responds. Mild concerns may need fewer sessions, while acne, pigmentation, scarring, and texture concerns often require a structured treatment plan.

Downtime depends on the treatment. Some treatments have little to no downtime, while others may cause temporary redness, dryness, peeling, tightness, sensitivity, or mild flaking. We will explain what to expect before treatment so you are not caught off guard.

Most treatments are well tolerated. Some may feel warm, tingly, prickly, or mildly uncomfortable depending on the treatment type and your skin sensitivity. More corrective treatments may feel stronger than maintenance facials.

Yes, but the right treatment depends on the type and severity of the acne. Some treatments are designed to calm congestion and support acne-prone skin, while others may not be suitable during active inflammation. Your skin will be assessed first.

Yes, several treatments can support improvement in dark marks, post-acne pigmentation, uneven tone, and dullness. However, pigmentation needs patience. Results depend on the cause, depth, treatment plan, aftercare, and consistent sun protection.

Yes, treatments such as microneedling, PRP microneedling, chemical peels, and selected corrective peels may help improve the appearance of acne scars, uneven texture, enlarged pores, and rough skin over time.

Sometimes, yes. Certain treatments can work well together as part of a structured plan, but combining treatments should not be done randomly. We will only recommend combinations when they are appropriate for your skin and your treatment goals.

Aftercare depends on the treatment, but you may need to avoid harsh exfoliants, strong active ingredients, picking or peeling the skin, excessive sun exposure, heat treatments, and heavy makeup for a short period. You will receive aftercare guidance based on your treatment.

Yes. Sun protection is especially important after treatments that target pigmentation, acne marks, texture, or skin renewal. Without proper sun protection, results can be slower, and pigmentation may become harder to treat.

Sometimes. During your consultation, we may advise you to keep some products, stop others, or adjust your routine. The wrong homecare can irritate the skin or undermine your treatment results.

Some results can last well with maintenance, but skin is always influenced by hormones, lifestyle, product use, sun exposure, stress, and ageing. For concerns like acne, pigmentation, and congestion, maintenance and good homecare are important.

For glow-focused treatments, you may be able to book closer to an event. For corrective treatments such as peels or microneedling, it is better to allow more time for recovery and visible improvement. If you have an event coming up, mention it during booking so we can guide you properly.

Yes. Book a skincare consultation first. We will assess your skin and recommend the most suitable treatment plan instead of guessing.