Four points of the clinical protocol
Explore the four key procedural areas and their corresponding therapeutic criteria.
Personalized dermal evaluation
Visual and tactile examination of the skin barrier, hydration levels, reactivity, and texture.
Protocol criteria
- Assessment of skin type, Fitzpatrick phototype, and barrier integrity
- Identification of active sensitivities, rosacea, or hyperreactivity
- Review of current at-home skincare routine and sun protection habits
Chemical exfoliation is contraindicated in active facial inflammation, acute dermatitis, or active herpes simplex.
Information for your decision
What it is
A skin evaluation guides treatment, product, and aftercare selection. The service is presented without promises of immediate, permanent, or medical changes.
What we review
Review of skin, sensitivities, and current routine
Protocol and product selection
Explanation of risks and expectations
Aftercare recommendations
Evidence boundary
This page does not promise regeneration, an immediate glow, or results after the first session.
Educational information only; not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Eligibility, protocol, and outcomes vary by person and indication.
How a session is defined
What a session looks like
What a session looks like
Goals, sensitivity, and contraindications are reviewed before treatment. Duration and aftercare depend on the selected protocol.
The path
Your visit to Fenix
Evaluation, an attended session, and follow-up. The images are representations of the clinic space.
A personal perspective
Every skin has its own story.
The conversation starts with your goals, your skin sensitivity and the care that makes sense for you.
AI-generated editorial images. They do not depict patients or treatment outcomes.