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The Skin and Tissue Assessment.
One appointment, for one question: what is actually causing the thing you keep noticing, and what would genuinely change it.
This one appointment only
- Loose skin anywhereJaw, neck, abdomen, flanks, arms
- QuantumRF and Morpheus8Neither is bookable off a menu here
- Texture, tone and crepeWhere the question is skin quality rather than volume
The territory this appointment covers
From the device maker's clinical library, which this practice is licensed to publish. The providers who did the work are credited on each frame, and nobody pictured is a patient of this practice. They are here to show the range of areas this assessment sorts out, and the rest are on the results page.
Why this one is not free, when the rest of them are
Wrinkle relaxers, filler and facials carry no consultation charge here and never have. You book the treatment and we talk it through inside the appointment you are already paying for.
This appointment is different because the work is different. Three completely separate things get called loose skin, they are told apart by feel rather than by looking, and each one leads somewhere else. Getting that wrong is a four figure mistake, so sorting it out properly takes the whole 45 minutes and it is the appointment rather than a preamble to one.
What happens in it
I look at the area at rest and moving, and I feel how the skin recovers when it is moved, because that is the part a photograph cannot show. Then I tell you which of the three you are actually looking at, what I would do about it, in what order, and what it costs as a whole course rather than per session.
A fair share of these end with me recommending less than you came in for, something cheaper, or nothing at all yet. Some end with a surgeon's name, because a device is the wrong answer and no amount of radiofrequency changes that.
In the roomWhat you leave with
The plan in writing, the whole figure for it, and no obligation to book anything on the day. Nothing is added later that you did not hear about in the room.
When I would say wait, or no
Every line below is a reason I would ask you to come back later or send you somewhere else. Worth reading before you book.
- You want wrinkle relaxers, filler, a facial or laser hair removal. Book those directly.
- You are hoping to be told a device will replace surgery. Sometimes it will not, and this is where you would hear that.
- You want an answer from photographs over a message. Skin recovery has to be felt, so I would only be guessing.
Is it credited toward treatment?
Ask me in the room and I will tell you exactly how it works. I would rather answer that honestly in person than advertise it.
How long before I would start?
That depends on the plan and on your calendar. Device courses are scheduled in sessions spaced across months, so the start date matters less than the order.
What if I decide against everything?
Then you paid for {ASSESSMENT_MINUTES} minutes and an honest answer, which is what it is for. A fair share of these end that way.
Do I need this for wrinkle relaxers or filler?
No. Those carry no consultation charge and never have. Book the treatment.
“I was referred to Jamie after being way too nervous to do anything to my face, and I'm so glad I went. She immediately made the entire experience feel easy, comfortable, and completely uncomplicated.”
Book the assessment.
45 minutes, $100, booked and paid in advance. You get a written plan and the whole figure for it, and a fair share of these end with me recommending less than you came in for, or nothing yet.
This is only for loose skin and device work. Wrinkle relaxers, filler and facials carry no consultation charge, and those you book directly. Clinical photographs of device results are on the results page.