The right in-clinic treatment works better on well-prepared skin.
Prescriptive skincare uses medical-grade products, assessed and prescribed by your clinician rather than picked off a shelf. At Kirei Clinic, Dr Mei and Dr Rosie assess your skin alongside any procedure you’re planning, and recommend a routine from Obagi, ZO Skin Health or pH Formula, built to complement the treatment you’re having and support your results between appointments.
Why Kirei Clinic?
Skincare and in-clinic treatment work together, not separately. A routine matched to your skin supports collagen production, protects your results from sun damage, and helps your skin recover faster after procedures such as laser, radiofrequency microneedling or filler. Dr Mei and Dr Rosie assess your skin at consultation, alongside your wider treatment plan, and recommend products from Obagi, ZO Skin Health or pH Formula suited to your skin type, your concerns and the treatment you’re undertaking, rather than a generic routine applied to everyone.
Benefits
- A skincare routine assessed by your clinician, not chosen off a shelf.
- Supports and extends the results of your in-clinic treatment.
- Draws from three medical-grade ranges: Obagi, ZO Skin Health and pH Formula.
- Reviewed and adjusted as your skin and your treatment plan change.
- Assessed alongside your whole face, not as a separate add-on.
FAQs
Do I need prescriptive skincare alongside my treatment?
Not always. Some patients need a full routine change to support their results, others need one or two additions. Your clinician confirms what your skin needs at consultation, based on your goals and the treatment you’re having.
What’s the difference between prescriptive skincare and shop-bought products?
Prescriptive skincare uses medical-grade formulations at concentrations not available over the counter, prescribed to match your skin rather than a general skin type. Your clinician selects and reviews your routine as part of your wider treatment plan.
Which brand is right for me?
Obagi, ZO Skin Health and pH Formula each work differently, and the right choice depends on your skin, your concerns and the treatment you’re having. Dr Mei and Dr Rosie confirm which range, or combination of products, suits your skin at consultation.
Does prescriptive skincare replace my in-clinic treatment?
No. Skincare supports and extends what your in-clinic treatment achieves, rather than replacing procedures such as filler, biostimulators or laser and radiofrequency treatments, which work at a different depth in the skin.
How often is my routine reviewed?
Your clinician reviews your skincare routine alongside your regular consultations, adjusting products as your skin changes or as you move through a course of treatment.
Available in Leeds & Beverley
Prescriptive skincare assessment is available at Kirei Clinic Leeds and at Perfect32 Dental Practice in Beverley, a CQC-registered practice where Dr Mei practises. Dr Mei and Dr Rosie both assess and prescribe skincare as part of your consultation.