What matters to you
I want to know what you would genuinely like to improve, how much change you are comfortable with and what would make the result feel worthwhile to you.
Consultation with Franciele
Franciele Sofiati · Biomedical Aesthetics
Start with Clarity
Bring your concern and questions. I’ll help you understand the next step.
A note from me
You do not need to know which treatment you need
Many people arrive with the name of a procedure they have seen online. Others simply know that something has changed in their skin, hair or body, but they are not sure what to ask for. Both are completely normal places to begin.
During your consultation, I want to understand you before I recommend anything. I will ask what you have noticed, what you have already tried, how the concern affects you and what kind of result would still feel natural and comfortable.
Sometimes I may recommend a treatment. Sometimes the best next step is preparation, a simpler option, more time, another assessment or no procedure at all. My role is to give you clear and honest guidance—not to persuade you to do more.
How your consultation works
A calm appointment with time to talk, assess and decide
You can explain everything in your own words. I will guide the conversation and ask the questions that help me understand the full picture.
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First, I listen
You tell me what you have noticed, what bothers you most and what made you decide to seek professional guidance now.
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Then, we look at the context
We talk about your routine, previous procedures, sensitivities, sun exposure, important dates and anything else that may affect your plan.
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I assess the area carefully
During an in-person consultation, I examine the area and consider the individual characteristics that may influence treatment suitability.
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I explain the possibilities
I talk you through the options that may be appropriate, including their purpose, limits, preparation, comfort, recovery and follow-up.
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You decide without pressure
You can proceed, prepare first, wait, consider another option or decide not to have a procedure. The final decision remains yours.
How I plan your care
A recommendation should fit your life—not only the treatment area
What is appropriate
I consider your history, skin or hair characteristics, previous procedures, sensitivities, routine, timing and the recovery you can realistically manage.
What is realistic
I will be honest about expected improvement, limitations, session planning, maintenance and the fact that every person responds differently.
What feels manageable
Your plan should account for your schedule, budget, recovery time and comfort with each step—not only what is technically possible.
When to keep it simple
Sometimes the best decision is to do less, space treatments more carefully or wait until the timing, skin condition and expectations are better aligned.
How we decide together
Recommendations should feel collaborative. I will guide you with clinical reasoning, but the final plan should still reflect your preferences, priorities and comfort level.
You deserve a recommendation that respects your features, your confidence and your right to choose.
Before we meet
You do not need to prepare perfectly
A few simple details can help me understand your concern more quickly. Bring what you know, and we can work through the rest together.
Helpful things to remember
- Products you currently use in the area
- Previous procedures and approximate dates
- Medication and supplements that may be relevant; do not stop prescribed treatment without medical guidance
- Known allergies, sensitivities or unusual reactions
- Recent tanning, strong sun exposure or irritation
- Photographs showing how the concern has changed, when useful
Plans that may affect timing
- Travel or periods of prolonged sun exposure
- Weddings, celebrations, photographs or important work events
- Your available recovery time
- Work, exercise or care responsibilities
- Your preferred treatment period
Looking after yourself also means giving your body the time, honesty and patience it needs.
What happens afterwards
My aim is for you to leave with clarity
By the end of the consultation, you should understand what I recommend, why I recommend it and what the next step would involve.
Your next step may include
- A suitable treatment or treatment sequence
- Preparation before beginning
- Expected sessions, spacing and review
- Recovery and aftercare guidance
- A gentler alternative or a decision to wait
- Referral for another professional assessment when appropriate
You will not be rushed
You are welcome to ask questions and take time to think. Booking a consultation does not commit you to a procedure, and no responsible consultation can promise an exact result.
Photographs and messages may help with the first contact, but they do not replace an appropriate assessment when one is needed.
Before you book
Questions I am often asked
Do I need to choose a treatment first?
No. Tell me about the concern. Choosing the treatment is part of the consultation, not something you need to do alone beforehand.
Will I have a procedure that day?
Not necessarily. Some treatments require preparation, planning or a separate appointment. I will explain what is appropriate in your case.
Can I start through WhatsApp?
Yes. A message can help us understand the general topic and arrange your appointment, although it cannot confirm suitability by itself.
What can I ask about?
You can speak to me about skin, pigmentation, acne marks, facial care, laser procedures, hair reduction, scalp concerns, superficial vessels or body treatments.
Request your consultation
Tell me what you would like help understanding
You do not need to write a perfect message. Share what you have noticed and I will use your answers to understand the best way to begin.
You can also contact my clinic directly
- WhatsApp: +55 43 99104-3536
- Email: [email protected]
- Instagram: @sofiati_biomedica
- Location: Londrina, Paraná, Brazil