Processmeaning Skin Consults

A practical list

Questions to bring to a provider in Baltimore

Print it, save it or jot down your favorites. Any good provider will expect questions like these.

Before you agree to anything, ask

Use these to compare providers too.

  • Who exactly will do my treatment?
  • What is their license, and can I look it up?
  • What training do they have with this device or product?
  • Is this treatment suitable for my skin type and health history?
  • How many visits will I likely need?
  • What aftercare do you recommend?
  • What is your plan if there is a complication?
  • What will the whole thing cost, all in?

Before you go

Take ten minutes to jot down a few things. It saves time and helps you get clear answers.

  • What you would like to change or ask about.
  • Your medical history and current medications.
  • Any reactions you have had to skin products or treatments.
  • The questions you want answered.

At the end of the consultation, write down what was recommended, the number of sessions and the total cost.

Pause if you see these

A consultation that goes well usually leaves you with clear answers and no rush. Pause if instead you get:

  • A push to pay a deposit or book on the spot.
  • Treatment offered with no consultation.
  • Fuzzy answers about who performs it and their license.
  • A refusal to give the total cost in writing.

You can look up licenses through the Maryland state boards. A short search before you book is worth the time.

Want to know if a treatment may suit you? Request a consultation with a provider near you.

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