Ask which clinician will examine you, who will perform each part of the treatment and who will handle follow-up. The public staff page lists roles but does not map every procedure to a named operator.
Who will assess, perform and supervise my treatment?
Ask for the clinician’s name before booking and confirm it again at the clinic. Ask which steps they will perform, who supervises the plan and whom to contact if a problem occurs. The public staff page does not identify a specific operator for each treatment.
Which qualifications and experience are relevant?
Ask about the clinician’s current medical qualifications, relevant procedural training and experience with your concern and skin tone. Do not infer a specialty credential or a procedure-specific qualification from a title alone.
What product or device will you use?
Ask for the exact name, amount or device model and the treatment area. A product name on a website does not confirm what will be used at your appointment.
What should consent explain?
The intended result, alternatives, material risks, total cost and aftercare should be understandable before you agree.
What should you do next?
Use the relevant menu to identify an option, then ask the clinic how it fits your concern, dates and recovery preferences.
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Editorial guide · Updated 29 October 2026. General information; your clinician determines suitability.