FAQ
Common questions about the DERAVIA process, appointments, suitability assessment, and follow-up.
The answers below address common questions about the DERAVIA consultation process. Your personal skin condition, suitability, and treatment plan can only be determined following a physician assessment.
This page is for informational purposes and does not replace medical advice.
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General information about your first dermatology visit and the request process.
At your initial visit, your physician will assess your skin or scalp, review your concerns, and discuss your expectations. The aim is to understand your condition and establish an appropriate framework for care. Treatment may not be planned on the same day; some cases require further observation or an additional assessment step.
The process begins when you submit a request or contact us by phone. Our coordination team will reach out to arrange a suitable assessment appointment. No diagnosis is made at this stage; the clinical evaluation takes place during your physician consultation.
No. Basic contact details, your area of interest, and a brief note are sufficient. We do not request detailed medical history, diagnostic information, or identification numbers. A comprehensive assessment is conducted during your in-person consultation.
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Information about personalised planning and suitability assessment.
Suitability is established following a physician assessment. During the consultation, your skin type, concerns, medical history, and expectations are considered together. Not every treatment is appropriate for every patient — this is normal and expected.
At DERAVIA, standard protocols are not applied uniformly. Your physician creates a plan tailored to examination findings, your skin tolerance, and your goals. The plan may be phased, may begin conservatively, or in some cases observation may be recommended instead of active treatment.
No. Indications for laser, medical aesthetic, and other dermatological treatments vary from person to person. Contraindications, skin type, active skin conditions, and expectation levels are assessed by your physician. Suitability is confirmed following clinical evaluation.
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General information about acne, laser, medical aesthetics, and hair assessment.
Acne assessment examines lesion type, distribution, and the level of active inflammation. Active acne management and scar treatment are addressed in separate phases. A management plan is developed individually by your physician; response times vary from person to person.
Yes. Before laser procedures, skin type, lesion characteristics, and overall suitability are evaluated by your physician. Session frequency, intervals, and parameters are planned according to your individual skin profile. Suitability is confirmed following clinical assessment.
In medical aesthetic planning, skin health and patient expectations are first assessed within a realistic framework. Your physician will discuss possible approaches, the process, and alternatives with you. Informed consent is an integral part of the plan. A measured, natural-looking approach is prioritised.
Hair loss assessment examines the pattern of shedding, scalp condition, and possible underlying causes together. Accurate diagnosis forms the foundation of planning. The process may require patience and ongoing follow-up; outcomes vary individually.
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General information about post-treatment follow-up and communication.
Follow-up appointments are scheduled by your physician according to the agreed plan. Skin or scalp response is monitored together; the plan may be adjusted or paused if needed. Regular follow-up supports safe and effective progress.
You can discuss any concerns at your scheduled follow-up appointment. If you experience an urgent or serious medical situation, please call emergency services. This page does not replace individual medical advice; we encourage you to contact the clinic regarding personal concerns.
Submit an appointment request or explore our consultation process for personal assessment and suitability information.
This page is for information only and does not replace individual medical advice.
