Injectable treatment: how boundaries and dosing pace are set
The injection plan is built on facial-structure assessment; the doctor explains the treatment boundaries and possible reactions.
In the first consultation for photoelectric treatment, the doctor usually learns about past skin problems, care habits, recent routine and medication, then judges from the skin state whether treatment is needed and which modality fits.
When treatment is not suitable for now, the doctor explains why and suggests addressing the underlying skin issue or observing for a while. The aim is to base later decisions on the assessment, not on preference.
If treatment proceeds, the doctor communicates the parameters, possible reactions and recovery pace, and explains the care to observe between sessions.