01A consultation with a purpose
Review skin structure, the barrier and the language used to describe visible concerns. Build a conversation around the client's priorities, current routine, previous experiences and relevant history. Identify which questions an aesthetic consultation can answer and when another professional assessment is appropriate.
02Choosing the imaging scope
Compare SkinVision facial imaging, SkinVision DUO facial and scalp imaging, and HairVision scalp and hair imaging. Understand how the selected device and its lighting modes shape the information available. Keep the intended observation separate from an assumption about a diagnosis or treatment need.
03Consistent images and records
Review preparation, positioning, lighting and comparable views as foundations for meaningful records. Discuss consent for photographs, the purpose of image use and the handling of reports within the clinic's procedures. Include notes that explain context and changes between visits.
04Interpreting and explaining a report
Explore how image analysis produces indicators and comparisons. Practise explaining observations without turning a score into a direct measurement of skin biology. Discuss discrepancies between images, software output and the consultation, and record what remains uncertain or requires further assessment.
05From observation to review
Build an understandable skincare discussion around the information gathered. Separate client priorities, practitioner observations and suggested next steps. Use case reviews to consider how follow-up images, notes and client feedback can support a revised plan without promising a particular result.