Skin quality consultations

Skin Quality Consultations

A welcoming appointment to talk through your skin goals, ask questions and learn what may support the look, feel and hydration of your skin.

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What patients usually book for

Hydration and skin quality

Hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring substance found in the skin that helps retain moisture.

Texture and elasticity

Collagen and elastin decline with age, contributing to changes in skin texture and elasticity.

A personalised discussion

During your consultation, your doctor will discuss appropriate management options based on your individual needs.

Urgent symptoms: If you have severe pain, sudden skin colour change, vision symptoms, symptoms of infection, breathing difficulty or feel acutely unwell after any procedure, seek urgent medical care or call 000 in an emergency.

Preparing for your appointment

What to bring

  • A list of current medicines and allergies if relevant.
  • Details of previous cosmetic, injectable, laser or skin treatments.
  • Any recent skin reactions, sensitivities or active skin concerns.
  • Questions about timing, costs, preparation and aftercare.

When to book a longer appointment

Please book a skin quality consultation or confirm the best appointment type with reception. This gives you time to talk through your goals, ask questions and understand next steps.

What happens after the appointment

Follow-up and referrals

You may leave with clearer information about options, timing, expected costs, aftercare and next steps. Any treatment decision is made after an individual consultation and informed consent.

Related team members

Our team can guide you through the conversation and help you choose the right next step. If you are unsure what to book, reception can point you in the right direction.

Related services

Common questions

Can I book directly for treatment?

Please start with a skin quality consultation so the team can understand your goals, answer questions and explain whether treatment is suitable before anything proceeds.

Will I know the cost before deciding?

Yes. Expected costs should be discussed before you decide. Please check with reception if you are unsure which appointment type to book.

Is everyone suitable?

Not always. Your health history, skin, medicines and timing can all affect what is recommended.

This information is general and does not replace medical advice. For appointment availability, fees, appointment types or urgent concerns, confirm with reception.