The consultation
Every client starts with a conversation
It is its own 30-minute visit, or the first half of your first visit. It comes before your first facial and before dermaplaning.
What you use
Your cleanser, your moisturizer, anything you've added lately, and in what order.
How your skin behaves
What it does by evening, after a day at work or a long drive, and what has changed with the season.
What you'd like
A calmer evening, a plan for the month or a look at one thing you've noticed. You decide, and Corine says what a facial can and can't do.
What she writes down
A short note of what you decided, with a copy for you. Next time she starts from the note, not from memory.
When to see a doctor
We'll suggest a dermatologist or your doctor when
A facial can't do everything, and Corine would rather say so than keep booking you. She will suggest someone who can look at it properly when:
A breakout is deep, painful or lumpy
These sit deeper than a facial reaches.
A spot or mole is changing
Anything that grows, bleeds or changes color goes to a doctor first.
Skin is hot, swollen or weeping
She'll ask you to see a doctor before you book again.
Redness or irritation won't settle
If it lasts from one visit to the next, she says so and writes it down.
A doctor is already managing something
She plans around what your doctor has told you.
Something is new and sudden
Especially alongside other changes in how you feel, or after a new medicine.
Choose an evening
Pick a service and a time on Corine's booking page, or send a message and she'll reply by text or email.