Medical Skin Care
Medical skin care is a professional care protocol planned around your skin's needs, centred on natural-looking renewal, predictable results and patient safety.
Overview
Medical skin care is a professional treatment planned around your skin type, current skin problems and treatment goals. The aim is to support skin health, improve skin quality and achieve a livelier, more balanced and healthier look.
Treatment is tailored to you through specialist assessment. At the consultation, your skin type, needs and expectations are analysed to create a realistic treatment plan. Each stage is followed in a controlled way, with the aim of keeping both your skin's recovery and long-term results safe and stable.
- A medical skin care protocol designed for you
- Current care and treatment standards with specialist assessment
- Planning that balances skin health, appearance and safety
- Structured follow-up and recovery care
What Is Medical Skin Care, and What Does It Do?
Medical skin care covers professional care and support protocols tailored to your skin, carried out by a dermatologist or specialist clinical team. Unlike a standard facial, it does not just provide surface cleansing and care; it also helps manage skin problems in a targeted way.
It helps:
- reduce the appearance of pigmentation,
- control acne and oil balance,
- even out skin tone,
- reduce the appearance of pores,
- and support healthier, livelier and younger-looking skin.
What Are the Benefits of Medical Skin Care?
Medical skin care supports skin quality with treatments personalised to your skin's needs. It can help strengthen the skin barrier, repair damaged tissue and give the skin a more balanced look.
Its main benefits are:
- Helps regulate the skin's oil balance
- Can reduce the appearance of enlarged pores
- Supports skin renewal
- Helps reduce the appearance of pigmentation
- May help soften the appearance of fine lines
- Supports a stronger skin barrier
- Helps reduce uneven skin tone and dullness
- Supports healthier, livelier and more radiant-looking skin
How Is Medical Skin Care Carried Out?
Medical skin care is a professional care process made up of several stages. Beforehand, a skin specialist assesses your skin type, sensitivity, needs and goals, and then creates a personal care protocol.
Our approach to treatment planning:
- A medical skin care protocol designed for you
- Current care and treatment standards with specialist assessment
- Planning that balances skin health, appearance and safety
- Structured follow-up and recovery care
Treatment Process
Consultation and Assessment
Before medical skin care, your skin type, needs, expectations and current skin problems are assessed in detail. The right treatment approach is decided on the basis of this analysis.
Treatment Session
The chosen care protocol is carried out with hygiene, safety, comfort and clinical precision as priorities. Methods and products are chosen to suit your skin type.
Recovery and Follow-up
After treatment, skin care advice and precautions are explained in detail. Where needed, check-up sessions are scheduled to follow the results and continue the treatment plan.
Who is it suitable for?
Medical skin care may be suitable for:
- People interested in professional skin care and treatments to improve skin quality
- Candidates found suitable after skin analysis and specialist assessment
- People with skin problems such as acne, pigmentation, oiliness, dullness or visible pores
- People willing to follow the aftercare advice
- Patients aiming for healthier, more balanced and natural-looking skin
Quick Facts
- Duration: 20–60 minutes
- Treatment Model: 1–6 sessions
- Recovery: Usually the same day
- Method: Personalised minimally invasive skin care and renewal protocols
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is a suitable candidate for medical skin care?
Suitability becomes clear after a specialist consultation, skin analysis, a review of your medical history and setting treatment goals.
What can I expect for my skin after medical skin care?
Depending on the protocol, mild redness may occur. Most patients return to their routine the same day.
When is the final treatment plan decided?
The treatment plan is finalised once the skin assessment is complete, your needs are identified and the method has been decided.