How to Choose an Aesthetic Clinic
Ten things people commonly check before sending an enquiry. Work through them in order, tick them off as you go, and take the list into your consultation.
The ten-point checklist
None of this is medical advice — it is a research sequence. What is suitable for you is a matter for a qualified professional who has assessed you in person.
Start from the treatment name a clinic uses, not a marketing label. Different clinics group treatments differently.
Look for who would perform the treatment and their stated title. Names on a listing come from the clinic or public sources.
Confirm registration with the health authority in the country where the clinic operates. GlowTrip does not verify this for you.
How long has it operated, is it a single site or a network, and which practitioners work there.
Ask each clinic what product or device they use, and how many sessions they would generally discuss.
Read reviews for patterns rather than totals. Ratings on GlowTrip come from Google reviewers.
What are the potential risks, what follow-up is available, and who you contact if you have concerns.
Ask what is included, what is charged separately, and whether the quote can change after an in-person assessment.
Deposit terms, refund policy and what happens if plans change should be clear in writing first.
Especially if you are travelling — what happens after you return home, and what documentation you receive.