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Treatment finderThree questions. One honest answer.
This is not a lead-capture form. It runs entirely in your browser, sends nothing anywhere, and for two of the possible outcomes it will tell you to save your money.
Question 1 of 3
What bothers you most when you look in the mirror?
Question 2 of 3
How much visible downtime can you actually take?
Question 3 of 3
Have you had professional treatment for this before?
What the finder is actually weighing.
Three inputs, in order of how much they matter. Your concern narrows the device list; your downtime tolerance usually eliminates half of it; your treatment history changes the starting intensity and the expected number of sessions.
Concern
Pigment, laxity, texture and body work sit on almost entirely separate technology. There is very little overlap and a great deal of marketing that pretends otherwise.
Downtime
This is the constraint that decides most protocols. If you cannot take five days off your face, fractional CO₂ is not an option for you this quarter, whatever the scan says.
History
Someone who has had six sessions of something elsewhere without result needs a different device, not a stronger setting of the same one.
The output is a starting point for a conversation, not a diagnosis.
About the finder.
No. There is no network request, no analytics event and no stored result. Refresh the page and it is gone.
About eight times in ten, yes. The scan occasionally reveals something three questions cannot — active rosacea, melasma masquerading as sun damage, or laxity that is really volume loss.
Then that is our recommendation, and it costs you nothing to accept it. Two percent of people who come for a scan are told the same thing in person.
Please do — screenshot it. It saves us ten minutes and tells the clinician what you were expecting to hear.
They are the real range for that course as of this month, including scans and aftercare. The quote after your scan will land inside that range or below it.
The scan is free either way.
Forty minutes, fully diagnostic, and you leave with the file whether or not you book anything.