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Absolutely, I see clients worldwide. All product recommendations will be available in your region, just ensure your location is specified where prompted on the consultation form. You may need to be a little more flexible with your availability to align with the AEST/AEDT timezone.

This varies depending on which type of consultation you’re booking. New clients booking a standard Comprehensive Skincare Consultation may need to wait ~3 months for an appointment. Follow-up appointments for existing clients generally have a 4-6 week wait time. Fast-tracked appointments typically have a 2-6 week wait time.

No I don’t, all consultations are virtual and completed via Zoom. If I believe in-clinic treatments (like lasers for example) will help to enhance your results and get you a lot closer to the outcome you’re after, I will definitely recommend suitable treatments in your consultation and provide a clinic suggestion in your nearest town/city where possible.

No, being makeup-free isn’t essential as I will have already reviewed your provided imagery of your skin ahead of your appointment. It is crucial this imagery is clear, well-lit and pictures your whole face.

I hold an Advanced Diploma in Cosmetic Dermal Science and have over a decade of experience working in the beauty industry for both cosmetic doctors and plastic surgeons, as well as for a beauty retailer where I trained with many leading skincare brands (hence my ability to recommend products from so many different ranges at varying pricepoints). I am a qualified dermal therapist and skincare educator, dedicated to providing evidence-based, personalised skincare advice.

I work in 12-week windows with my clients, after which we can review your skin’s progress and any potential routine changes to further enhance your results. In saying that, each individual's skin is unique, and factors such as genetics, lifestyle, environment, and pre-existing conditions can influence skin concerns and treatment outcomes. While I strive to achieve the best possible results, I cannot guarantee specific outcomes as this can depend on factors beyond my control, particularly with persistent or complex conditions. The implementation of topical products, suggested treatments, and over-the-counter supplementation may not fully resolve certain concerns, and further specialist advice and treatment may be required.

Please fill out the detailed skin consultation form and upload clear photos of your skin in natural lighting. Ensure you include complete/exact brand and product names for all of your current skincare. This helps me prepare personalised recommendations tailored to your skin’s needs, and identify if anything isn’t suitable for you. You may wish to have questions for me prepared in advance to ensure we can cover them off in your session. Please join your Zoom session from a quiet space with a reliable internet connection.

After our Zoom session, you’ll receive a detailed PDF via email that outlines your customised routine, product recommendations, and education about your skin concerns.

I use Zoom for video calls, which can be accessed via desktop, laptop, tablet, or smartphone. A reliable internet connection is important to limit disruptions. Please ensure you have updated your Zoom application on your selected device prior to your consultation, as delays in joining your session will eat into your appointment time.

If you have further questions or concerns after your Zoom session, you can email me during the 12 weeks post-consultation, after which you’d book a follow-up consultation.

In most cases, a follow-up is recommended from 12-weeks onwards to discuss your progress, potential routine changes and ways to further enhance your results. If you’re happy with how your skin is tracking, there’s zero pressure to make another appointment, you can just continue on your recommended routine if you wish.

Yes, I’ll tailor all product and ingredient suggestions to be pregnancy and breastfeeding-safe if needed. Please ensure you notify me in your consultation form if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive.

Yes, I see teen clients aged 12-17, where I can provide advice on the most appropriate products for teenage skin and provide a simple routine for them to follow to address usually puberty-related concerns like excess oiliness, congestion and breakouts. It is recommended for the consultation form to be completed by a parent or guardian for those aged under 16, and for them to have a guardian present during their Zoom consultation. For the treatment of skin concerns in children under 12, I suggest seeking the advice of a dermatologist.

Yes, we can tailor your routine to ensure it supports your skin while taking isotretinoin (Roaccutane/accutane). The skin can become quite sensitised and dry on this medication, so ensuring you have a supportive skincare routine is key.

I work with all skin types and most conditions, however, complex medical skin issues may sometimes require specialist medical advice alongside skincare. I will only ever work within my scope of practice, and therefore may make recommendations for relevant specialists to support your treatment plan.

This is entirely dependent on your budget, skin concerns and location. I recommend products from at least 50 different skincare brands, including but not limited to the below:

• asap

• Alpha-H

• La Clinica

• Skinceuticals

• Medik8

• CeraVe

• Aspect/Aspect Dr

• Bioderma

• La Roche-Posay

• Skinfix

• Biossance

• Beauty of Joseon

• CosRx

• Osmosis

• Innisfree

• tbh

• Rationale

• Murad

• Paula’s Choice

• Go-To Skincare

Yes, your budget is a key focus of mine when I’m designing your routine, as is being able to achieve the best outcome for your skin. My lowest budget range features brands like CeraVe, tbh, La Roche-Posay, The Ordinary, Byoma and Bioderma to give you an idea of price point.

I understand the growing interest in low-tox and “clean” beauty, but I don’t work within that framework when making product recommendations. The terms clean, natural, and non-toxic aren’t regulated in the skincare industry and often create unnecessary fear around safe, evidence-based ingredients. Instead, I focus on products that are well-formulated, effective, and suitable for your specific skin needs whether they’re synthetic, plant-derived, or a combination of both.

No, I don’t sell products directly. You’re free to purchase from your preferred retailers. Some links in your PDF document may be affiliate links, but my recommendations are always unbiased and based on your skin’s needs.