Your first consultation is a chance to choose yourself. At Aestimare Clinics we believe small, well-judged changes can deliver noticeable boosts to confidence. This short guide explains what to expect, how to prepare, the questions to ask, and the simple next steps so your appointment is calm, positive and centred on your wellbeing. Valuing yourself is the first step – we’ll help you make it count.
What to expect at your consultation
- A warm, professional welcome and smooth check-in.
- A private clinical conversation with a qualified nurse practitioner about your goals, medical history and expectations.
- A focused facial or body assessment with clinical photography where helpful for clear planning.
- A straightforward explanation of suitable options, realistic outcomes and any risks.
- A written plan and estimate so you leave confident about what comes next.
Personal motivations and realistic outcomes
People come to us for many reasons: to refresh their look, restore balance after life changes, or simply to feel more like themselves. At consultation the nurse practitioner will listen to what matters most to you, assess whether a treatment will safely meet those aims, and help shape an approach that feels authentic. Our priority is meaningful results that support how you feel as well as how you look.
How we assess whether treatment may help wellbeing
- We ask what change would make the most difference for you and how that would affect your day-to-day confidence.
- We screen for indicators where further medical or psychological opinion should be sought and explain our reasoning clearly and sensitively.
- If there are reasons to pause, we may suggest an alternative, a short cooling-off period or a referral to an alternative healthcare professional – always with your best interests in mind.
What we ask you to tell us
- Brief notes on the result you want and what would make it a success for you.
- Any current medical conditions or medications that might affect suitability or aftercare.
- All matters will be discussed privately, and the nurse practitioner will review them in confidence.
How to prepare (practical checklist)
- Bring a list of current medications, allergies and any relevant medical letters.
- Bring photos of the area of concern from different angles if helpful.
- Note prior aesthetic treatments, dates and any complications.
- Jot down your desired outcome and any practical boundaries you have for treatment.
- Avoid new peels or intense sun exposure in the week before your visit.
- Allow a little extra time for paperwork; bring a friend if you’d like support.
Key questions to ask the nurse practitioner
- What realistic outcome can I expect for my concern?
- How likely is this treatment to meet the outcome I’ve described?
- How might this treatment support my confidence or everyday wellbeing?
- What are the risks and how common are they?
- Who will perform the treatment and what are their qualifications?
- How many sessions are likely, and what is the total estimated cost?
- What aftercare will I receive and who do I contact with concerns?
If treatment proceeds: safeguards and follow up
If you proceed, the nurse practitioner will record both the emotional and physical aims in your plan, set realistic expectations, and detail aftercare that supports recovery and wellbeing. We offer routine review appointments to check results and how you feel about them, and we will refer on promptly if further support would be helpful. If you decide not to proceed, request a short written summary of the consultation for your records.
FAQs
Q: Do I need a deposit?
A: Deposits apply to certain procedures; the clinic will confirm at booking.
Q: Can I change my mind after treatment?
A: Yes; cooling-off and review processes vary by treatment and are discussed during consent.
Q: Are consultations charged?
A: Some consultations are complimentary, others may carry a fee; check your local clinic’s policy when booking.