At The Face Clinic, safety protocols include: Conservative laser settings for Fitzpatrick IVV skin Patch testing when clinically indicated Avoidance of excessive heat triggers in active melasma Gradual protocol progression rather than one-session promises Structured post-care to protect healing skin and prevent rebound pigmentation When We May Delay or Modify Treatment Certain situations require caution or adjustment: Pregnancy or breastfeeding (some modalities are postponed) Active eczema, infection or skin irritation Recent use of strong retinoids or aggressive peels History of severe PIH or very reactive skin This cautious approach aligns with guidance shared by professional dermatology bodies such as the British Association of Dermatologists for pigmentation-prone skin
Look for excessive redness, a tight or shiny appearance to the skin, stinging or burning when applying other products (even water), and persistent peeling
Most of the common polymers used in such applications contain photostabilizers to reduce photodamage and to ensure acceptable life times under outdoor exposure conditions
Use pain and functional testing guiding progression regardless of peptide use
Important for managing chronic inflammatory conditions
Strict Safety Protocols We follow high clinical standards, careful screening, and professional administration protocols designed to prioritize patient safety
