Sharing Positivity
Let’s be real… No one wants to go to any clinic where the client experience doesn’t come first. It’s wrong and disappointing, and the overall experience is negative.
At TDSC, we want to create a positive environment for every client so that they are excited about taking care of their skin health. We are absolutely ecstatic when we hear from our clients that visits to the clinic are associated with relaxation, excitement and happiness (all of those serotonin-filled emotions)!
The Dream Team believes in making your entire Dream Skin journey enjoyable so that your skin reaps the long-term benefits of regular treatments and regular application of skincare products. We understand the potential negative impacts of major skin indications on a person’s well-being, especially if you have tried different remedies and medications to calm down angry skin.
If we can help make a person feel more comfortable and confident in their own skin and see them smiling at how much their skin has progressed, it makes us genuinely happy too.
Honesty & Transparency
Upon your first visit with us at the initial consultation, you’ll notice that we are highly transparent and under no circumstances EVER promise false expectations.
This is because everyone’s skin responds differently to treatments, which is why we prescribe long-term individualised treatment plans. Remember, skin is on a SPECTRUM!
If you take a look at our social media platforms (e.g. Instagram and Facebook), you’ll see our amazing before and after photos of prior clients who have undergone their skin transformations. They’ve put their faith in us and in turn, we’ve created a tailored, results-focused treatment plan to help target their major skin indications
Our top tip to all our clients is always to DO YOUR RESEARCH! Pick a team that has a deep understanding of the skin’s biological structure and function, has the skills to perform advanced treatments, and maintains open communication to ensure smooth progress (psst you might have found that clinic already).
