Answers about skin, scalp, hair, and how this cabinet works.
Skin
A procedure is a list and a timer. A ritual is the whole visit: I look at the skin, do the care and the massage, and leave time to rest. In Aventura the difference is the pace, the hands, and a home plan you can actually follow.
Scalp
Here trichoscopy is simply looking closer at the scalp and hair: magnification, light, and time. It is not a diagnosis and not treatment. It makes it easier to build a routine that is actually yours.
Hair
Most people do not need one more bottle. They need a clear order: what to use, when, and what to drop. Hair cosmetics are not medicine, but they still matter a lot.
Home care
After a facial you need an order, not a new shelf: what to use, when, and how often. I write the plan in the room and send it to you, so you do not have to remember it on the way home.
How I work
First I talk and look. Then I choose the care for that day. You rest and leave knowing what I did and what to do at home.
Most people here do well with care every four to six weeks. When the skin is calmer, you can come less often. Miami sun, salt, and air-conditioning matter more than a generic “once a month” rule.
Heat, humidity, and washing that is too harsh or too rare can make the scalp oily by morning. Usually you need to change the rhythm and the products for this climate. This is not a diagnosis.
Come with a clean face. If I am looking at hair, a clean scalp is better. Bring a list of what you use at home and write down allergies. Photos on your phone are enough. You do not need to bring the whole bathroom.
No. I choose a professional cleanse after I look at the skin. I extract only where it is needed. A home peel is a product on a schedule. One does not replace the other.
