Microdermabrasion
Consultation Form

Why Consultation With Your Client Is Important With Microdermabrasion

Before you begin any treatment, it is essential to understand your client’s needs. Microdermabrasion is a treatment that does not come along often and can be considered a “special” treatment. It requires trust from the client that you know what you are doing and that you will guide them through the process in an informed manner. You need to understand why your client wants to undergo microdermabrasion, their skin concerns or issues, and what they expect from the process. You should also be able to identify any risks that may come with the procedure and make your client aware of these. Finally, you should give them a microdermabrasion consultation form to outline the process and risks and have your client read and sign it to show their consent.

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Discussing The Procedure With Your Client

The procedure for microdermabrasion is relatively straightforward. However, it is essential to let your client know what to expect from the process. You need to discuss the possible side effects and explain the process itself. Firstly, explain to your client about pre-treatment. Before your client undergoes the microdermabrasion treatment, you must ensure their skin is in the best condition possible. Pre-treatment will help make this happen, but you must discuss it with your client beforehand in the consultation. You should also discuss how the treatment works, like how your client must wear eye protection during the process and use a facial moisturizer afterward to ensure they do not experience dryness or flaking of the skin. Finally, you should explain common post-treatment side effects, such as flaking and skin irritation, so your client knows this before the treatment.

Identifying Potential Risks Or Areas Of Concern

On your microdermabrasion consultation form, you should outline the potential risks of the treatment. During the consultation, the client should be made aware of skin irritation, which is more likely to happen in those with sensitive skin. Infection is another risk, which is more likely in those with acne or cuts on their face. Finally, dryness and flaking can occur at the start of the treatment in those with dry skin.