DERMATOLOGY

Dermatology looks at the skin as a medical concern:
acne, pigment, sensitivity, and other changes that need a proper plan, not only a product

Treatment is chosen after the skin is examined, so the approach fits what is actually happening on the surface.

• Acne, pigment, and sensitivity reviewed in person
• A medical plan rather than a one-size routine
• Follow-up when the skin needs more than one visit

The visit starts with the history of the skin: what you have already tried, how the sun, hormones, or makeup sit on it, and which areas change with the seasons. A diagnosis comes before a product, so nothing is added for the sake of a routine. You leave knowing what the skin is doing, which steps belong at home, and which ones, if any, belong back in the clinic.

Some concerns settle with care over time. The consultation is where that timeline is set.