01Skin structure and treatment aims
Review skin layers, the skin barrier and remodelling as foundations for discussing texture, firmness and the appearance of scars. Connect the client's concern with an appropriate assessment question, and distinguish an aesthetic objective from a promised result.
02Pinxel RF and cartridge choices
Explore radiofrequency delivery, the vacuum applicator and insulated and non-insulated microneedle cartridges. Review how cartridge design, the treatment area and device configuration affect the questions an operator must resolve. Model-specific instructions form the basis for any agreed equipment teaching.
03Consultation and preparation
Organise relevant history, previous procedures, skin observations and client expectations. Discuss suitability, reasons to postpone or seek further assessment, consent, hygiene and single-use consumables as parts of a documented consultation and preparation process.
04Planning and practice review
Use case discussions to connect the chosen objective, equipment and practitioner experience. Consider how to record the planned approach and recognise a response that requires review. Practical elements, where appropriate, are agreed after the participant's experience and requirements have been assessed.
05Communication and follow-up
Develop clear explanations of the proposed procedure, expected recovery considerations and aftercare. Review consistent photography, follow-up records and escalation arrangements so the client knows how to raise a concern and the team can evaluate the plan.