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Skin Analysis
MD Clinic Skin Analysis

FACİAL ANALYSİS

It is absolutely vital, if your concerned about the health of your skin.

As a skin care expert, I feel the consultation process is an important part of the treatment.

After all, without reading the skin correctly, how could I possibly expect to deliver an awesome treatment.

The consultation process, it gives my clients an opportunity to discuss their concerns, after all giving a treatment is a two way street.

  • It is important to LISTEN to a clients concerns
  • To understand their requirements and exactly what they EXPECT from their treatment
  • Then RECOMMEND the best course of action
  • The Beauty Facial Analysis

    Every time I treat a client, even if it’s their fourth time, I carry out a 15 minute consultation.

    This helps me build up a profile of my clients skin.

    And identify any skin conditions or concerns, that require my attention.

    The Questionnaire
    Before my client gets on the couch, we have a discussion about their skin, we discuss their lifestyle, health concerns, medication and more.

    The article the facial analysis, touches upon the questions I ask.

    This is also the time, where I discuss any previous treatments my client may of had.

    I also like to get an idea, of what they are using on their skin, all of which helps me to determine the outcome of their treatment.

    Next I give my client a mirror and ask them to identify any concerns, this is where I step my treatment up a gear, as this information helps me to customise the treatment, specifically for my client.

    The Double Cleanse
    Before performing the visual facial beauty analysis, I cleanse the skin.

    The first cleanse is always a superficial cleanse, and the second a deep cleanse, this ensures that all make up has been completely removed,

    An important step, if I am to get a true idea of my clients skin type.

    I don’t tone the skin, as this temporarily dilates the pores, which can interfere with the skin analysis.

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