Feel informed. Take your time.
A good consultation leaves you with clarity, whether or not you decide to start treatment. Here is how to get the most from yours.
Before your visit
Note when your concern started, what changed and what you have tried. Bring your medicines list and details of previous procedures or reports.
During your visit
Ask what could be causing it and what your options are. Ask who will perform the treatment, and about benefits, risks and alternatives.
Before you decide
Request a written estimate, a likely session schedule, recovery guidance and follow-up arrangements. Ask how progress will be reviewed.
Build your question list
Tick the questions you want answered. Copy them to your phone, or send them with your booking so the specialist sees them in advance.
Common questions
Will I be asked to buy a package on my first visit?
Your first visit is an assessment. Ask the specialist to explain your options, expected costs and follow-up before deciding. You can take time to think before starting any treatment.
What will my treatment cost?
Costs depend on the concern, the treatment and your individual plan. Confirm the consultation fee when you book, and ask for a written estimate before you begin. Published price bands are awaiting confirmation.
How many sessions will I need?
The number and spacing of sessions depend on your assessment and how you respond. Ask for a treatment-specific schedule and the points at which progress will be reviewed.
Is treatment suitable for my skin tone?
Tell your specialist about skin sensitivity, pigmentation history and previous treatments. Suitability, preparation and any patch test should be discussed before a procedure.
How do I book a consultation?
Choose your concern and clinic in the booking form, then send the prepared message on WhatsApp. You can also call +91 89734 69999. Your appointment is confirmed when the clinic replies.
Book a consultation.
Just your name and number. The clinic team calls you back to find a time that suits you, and confirms the address and consultation fee.