
Medical-Grade Skin Care
Clinic-grade skin care products to support and maintain your treatment results: Vivier® Skin, Colorescience® mineral sunscreen and Glo Skin Beauty, available in clinic.
- Consultation
- Complimentary
About this treatment
Build a home routine around your skin and treatment plan.
Laser Aesthetics carries Vivier® pharmaceutical-grade skincare, Colorescience® mineral sunscreen and Glo Skin Beauty mineral makeup. The team can help select cleansers, active treatments, moisturizers, sun protection and makeup that suit your skin concerns and support the work you are doing in clinic.
A medical-grade routine can support goals such as acne control, hydration, uneven tone, fine lines, texture and sun protection. The useful routine is the one your skin can tolerate consistently, not the one with the most products.
The clinic carries Vivier® Skin, Colorescience® mineral sunscreen and Glo Skin Beauty mineral makeup. Products can be selected to complement procedures, simplify conflicting actives and protect the skin during recovery.
Build a routine that works with treatment.
A useful consultation starts with every product already touching your skin. Cleansers, prescription creams, retinoids, acids, moisturizers, sunscreen and makeup are reviewed together so duplicate or conflicting active ingredients can be identified.
The clinic can build a simpler morning and evening sequence around the concern you want to address. The routine can then be adjusted before and after light, laser or resurfacing treatments to support the skin barrier and daily sun protection.
Build a routine you can understand and maintain.
A useful skincare consultation starts with what you already use and the concern you want to address. Bring product names or photographs of labels, including prescriptions. Explain when your skin feels uncomfortable, what you have stopped using and which parts of the routine you can realistically maintain.
Sun protection, tolerability and consistent use matter alongside any active ingredient. Ask what each recommended product is intended to do, how to introduce it and when to reassess. A longer product list is not automatically a better plan.
Common questions
Which skincare lines are available?
Laser Aesthetics lists Vivier® Skin, Colorescience® sun protection and Glo Skin Beauty mineral makeup among its clinic products. Availability of a brand does not mean every product in that range is stocked or appropriate for you. Bring your main concern and current routine so we can discuss relevant options and confirm the specific products available before you buy.
What can a medical-grade routine address?
A routine may support dryness, acne-prone skin, uneven tone or sun protection, depending on the ingredients and your skin. The term medical-grade alone does not tell you what a product will achieve. Ask what each recommended item is intended to do, when to expect a useful review and which steps are essential so your routine remains understandable and practical.
Can products be used with clinic treatments?
Products can form part of care around a procedure, but some ingredients may need different timing before or after treatment. Give the team your full routine, including products prescribed elsewhere. Ask for a clear plan for what to use, pause and restart for your particular appointment rather than assuming a product described as beneficial is suitable on freshly treated skin.
How is a routine selected for sensitive skin?
Start by explaining what sensitivity means for you, such as stinging, flushing, dryness or a past reaction, and identify products involved. A simpler routine may make it easier to understand tolerance before adding more steps. Ask how to introduce each recommendation and what should prompt stopping a product or seeking advice; persistent symptoms may need medical assessment rather than another cosmetic purchase.
Should I bring my current products to a skincare consultation?
Yes. Bring products or readable photographs of ingredient labels, including prescriptions, occasional masks and exfoliants. Describe how often you use them and which combinations irritate your skin. This helps the conversation address overlap, cost and the routine you can realistically maintain, rather than adding new items without understanding what is already on your shelf.
Why can skincare change around a procedure?
A procedure can temporarily change skin sensitivity, making previously tolerated exfoliants or other active ingredients inappropriate during recovery. The exact changes depend on the treatment and your skin. Ask for product names and restart guidance in plain language, and check with the clinic if a familiar product stings afterward instead of treating the reaction as proof that it is working.
Recommendations are informational. A clinical consultation is required to confirm suitability, risks and expected results.
What patients say
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“I have been receiving Botox injections for a number of years. The effective procedures have lasted 3-5 months. The team has always been kind, gentle and professional.”
“The entire team at Laser Aesthetics are not only consummate professionals but I feel like I'm talking to old friends from the moment I call to book an appointment.”
“I never feel rushed and Sue always takes the time to answer any questions or concerns I have. I have always been pleased with my results and wouldn't go anywhere else.”
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