Dokki
010 0000 0000Dermatology & aesthetics
Image policy
No image is published here without written patient consent. No retouching, no filters, no smoothing. Both frames at the same light, the same distance, the same angle, and without make-up. If any of that is not true, the image does not go on the site.
The cards below are templates showing the format and the record that will sit beneath every image. No patient images are published yet, and we have not filled the space with stock photography or manufacturers' catalogue images.
0/9 published with consent · 4 of the published cases are labelled partial or poor, with the reason written out.
Template record — not a real case
Boxcar scarring on the cheeks. Clear textural improvement. Skin was stable with no active lesions before starting.
Template record — not a real case
Partial outcome
Partial result — moderate scars responded, but the deep ice-pick component responded considerably less than expected. Explained to the patient before session two; she chose to complete the course. The correct next step is a plastic surgery referral, not more sessions.
Template record — not a real case
Malar melasma. Full sunscreen compliance. Note this is an entirely topical result — no laser at any point.
Template record — not a real case
Poor outcome
Poor result — the patches returned within 4 months of the last session. The patient worked outdoors and could not realistically reapply sunscreen every 3 hours. The error was ours: we should have said this plan would not hold in her circumstances before starting.
Template record — not a real case
Full leg. Marked reduction. Remaining hair is finer and lighter — which is what a good result actually looks like, not total absence.
Template record — not a real case
Partial outcome
Partial result — chin. Regrowth within 7 months driven by an endocrine cause (PCOS). Referred to endocrinology; here laser is annual maintenance, not a course that ends.
Template record — not a real case
Shadow from an anatomical hollow — the only type that responds clearly to filler. Photographed at 3 weeks once swelling had fully resolved.
Template record — not a real case
Dynamic lines. Both frames at the identical expression — a "before" with a raised brow against an "after" at rest is not a comparison, it is a trick.
Template record — not a real case
Partial outcome
Partial result — improved density frontally only; the vertex did not respond. The patient had a concurrently treated iron deficiency, and part of this improvement is probably the iron rather than the PRP. We say so because attributing a result to the wrong treatment keeps patients paying for sessions they do not need.