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Intake and Examination after Screening for Direct Access Skin Therapy

€20,00
€20,00
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Intake and Examination after Screening for Direct Access Skin Therapy

See a skin therapist without a referral from a GP.

Do you want to improve something about your skin, but don't know? Which treatment suits you? Or do you already have a treatment by eye and want to know first if it is suitable for your skin? You can go directly to Medicadermis make an appointment with the skin therapist. A referral from your GP is not required for this.

During the consultation, I take the time for your skin to investigate and discuss your wishes. I don't just look at what you would like to improve, but also regarding your skin condition, medical history and potential risks of a treatment. This way, you get personalized advice that suits you. for your skin and goals.

The consultation lasts approximately 20 to 45 minutes, depending on your request for help. You are under no obligation to do anything afterwards: You decide for yourself whether and when you want to start a treatment.

Free consultation with €20 no-show deposit

To book your appointment, I ask a deposit of €20. This amount is deducted from your next treatment brought. You can keep your appointment until Cancel free of charge 48 hours in advance.

Do I need a referral from my GP?

No. Thanks to the Direct Access to Skin Therapy (DTH) can you directly make an appointment with a skin therapist, without first going to your GP.

When necessary, I perform in advance perform a DTH screening. In doing so, I postpone questions about your health and I assess or your request for help within skin therapy can be treated.

Sometimes it is wise to first your GP or another healthcare provider to consult. For example, when I see a skin abnormality that comes closer needs a medical examination. In that case, I will discuss this with you.

NB: for compensation by your health insurer can at certain treatments after all a referral may be required. This depends on the treatment and your policy conditions.

What steps does the consultation consist of?

1. Anamnesis: your request for help

We start with your wishes and expectations. What would you like to improve? What treatments do you have, if any? Have you already tried that? And are you taking any medication? or skincare products that affect could be on a treatment?

We also discuss relevant information. about your health and any previous skin reactions.

2. Examination of your skin

Next, I examine the skin. and I assess the condition, any skin abnormalities and the areas you want have treated

Sometimes it turns out during the investigation that another treatment is more suitable is then the treatment that you had in mind himself.

3. Analysis and treatment options

We discuss which treatments might be possible, whatever you think of it you can expect and what risks or if limitations apply. Also possible alternatives will be discussed.

4. Personal treatment plan

Based on the research and your wishes I set a personal treatment plan for In this, we discuss the approach, any preparation, skincare and the expected treatment plan.

You will be given the opportunity to ask questions. to ask and decide for yourself which next step you want to take.

Why a skin examination first?

Skin problems that look alike, can have various causes. A small brown spot can, for example, caused by sun damage, a previous inflammation or another pigment disorder.

Also with acne, redness, scars and skin aging is it important to the skin condition good to assess before you start a treatment.

In addition, medication may, recent sun exposure, certain conditions and previous skin reactions have an influence on the choice of treatment.

The purpose of the consultation is therefore not to you just a treatment to offer, but to investigate which approach suits your skin.

When I suspect that a skin problem first medically examined must be, advise I'm asking you to contact me to include with your GP.

Can I get a test shot during the consultation?

With certain IPL and I can laser treatments during the consultation perform a test shot.

With that, I can a first to get an impression of the reaction of your skin on the selected light or laser settings.

A test shot is not with every treatment necessary or suitable. Sometimes you need your skin prepare first, for example by to avoid sun exposure.

A good response on a test shot moreover gives no full warranty that there during a later treatment no side effects can arise.

Should I book a treatment immediately?

No. The consultation is meant to you to inform well, so that you yourself a well-considered can make a decision.

After the consultation can you take your time thinking about the proposed treatment plan.

When preparing or cooling-off period is wise, can we a schedule follow-up appointment, for example two weeks later.

Minor treatments can sometimes immediately take place, provided that sufficient time there for is and the treatment safe and is appropriate.

How do I prepare for the consultation?

For a regular skin consultation not needed you usually nothing special to do.

It is quite handy if you know which skincare products and medicines you use.

Have you earlier a skin treatment undergo or reacted strongly on certain products? Tell me that than during the appointment.

Are you interested IPL or laser? Then is information about recent sun exposure, self-tanner and previous laser treatments important.

As a treatment specific preparation asks, receive you for that personal advice.

How does the no-show deposit work €20?

To make a reservation of your consultation I ask a no-show deposit by €20.

The amount becomes at your next treatment in deducted. The consultation itself is free.

Can't you come? Then you can your appointment until 48 hours of before cancel free of charge.

After the consultation aren't you obliged to a follow-up treatment to book.

Make an appointment directly with the skin therapist.

Whether you suffer from acne, pigmentation spots, redness, scars or other skin problems: You can make an appointment without a referral from a GP. make an appointment for an initial consultation.

During the skin examination, we discuss what you would like to improve and which treatment options that match this. You receive personalized advice, without obligation to afterwards to book a treatment.

Personal guidance disclaimer

A Fair Use Policy applies to personal guidance, including video calling, whereby medicademis reserves the right to limit the number of contact moments at its own discretion in the event of excessive demand for support (i.e., a structurally higher number of contact requests than the average for our other clients), and to communicate this unilaterally before proceeding to do so. Naturally, this reservation does not apply should complications unexpectedly arise after the treatment.

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