Aesthetic treatment questions, answered honestly.

Diode laser is intended for long-term hair reduction, not guaranteed permanent removal. Hair, skin, hormones, treatment area and session consistency all affect the response, and occasional maintenance may be advised.

Not directly. Diode laser targets hair follicles. Reduced shaving and irritation may help the area look calmer over time, while pigmentation concerns require a separate assessment and may need a dedicated brightening plan.

A course of multiple sessions is usually needed because hair grows in cycles. ESCLARE commonly spaces diode sessions about four weeks apart, but the number and timing are adjusted to your area, hair growth and response.

They are not normally performed on the same area on the same day. Pico brightening may be considered about two weeks after diode once hair growth and skin response are suitable. Your provider will set the sequence after assessment.

Avoid waxing, plucking and epilating before the session because the follicle needs to remain present. Shaving instructions, sun-exposure precautions and product restrictions can vary, so follow the branch team's confirmed pre-care guidance.

The best option depends on your skin condition, sensitivity and current products. A skin assessment helps the team select among cleansing, hydration, peel and professional skin-support services without over-treating the skin.

No. Pores do not permanently open or close. Cleansing, exfoliation and appropriate skincare may improve how visible they look, but results vary and need maintenance.

Complete removal cannot be promised. Different scar types respond differently to peels, lasers, skin-support procedures and doctor-led care. Assessment is needed to set a realistic plan and discuss expected improvement.

MCCM describes Exosome PDRN as a topical professional cosmetic product positioned for hydration, smoothness and a plumper-looking finish. ESCLARE lists it from PHP 4,000 per session, but booking remains closed until the clinic matches its exact stock to the current Philippine notification record.

Research is still developing and product quality, delivery method and indications vary. ESCLARE does not promise regeneration or guaranteed results; any proposed skin-support treatment should be discussed with a qualified provider.

No. Weight change varies with health history, nutrition, activity, adherence, sleep and medication response. A responsible plan uses measurable goals, follow-up and medical supervision when prescription treatment is involved.

Physician-supervised 4-week GLP-1 treatment program. The program begins with a qualified medical professional's consultation and assessment and may include an appropriate prescription, education, progress monitoring, and follow-up. Exact inclusions and medication are confirmed only after assessment.

No. Prescription medicines require a licensed clinician's assessment, including medical history, current medicines, contraindications and appropriate weight-related criteria such as BMI and health risk. Availability does not mean automatic suitability.

The clinician reviews progress, side effects, adherence, nutrition, activity, and whether treatment remains appropriate. Eligibility, medication selection, dose, and continuation depend on a new clinical assessment; treatment is not automatically renewed and no specific amount of weight loss is promised.

An IV drip should not be described as a proven fat-burning treatment. Body-composition concerns need evidence-based nutrition, activity and, when appropriate, clinician-supervised treatment. Ask what a proposed infusion contains and why it is recommended.

No. Body-contouring treatments may address selected areas but are not a treatment for obesity and do not replace sustainable weight management. Suitability and expectations should be assessed first.

No. HIFU is a non-surgical focused-ultrasound treatment and cannot reproduce the scope or predictability of surgery. Improvement, timing and longevity vary, and candidacy should be assessed.

Some clients notice gradual changes over several weeks as the treated tissue responds. The degree and duration vary by age, skin quality, treatment area and individual response; results are not guaranteed.

Injectables, HIKO nose lift and PCL thread procedures require an in-person assessment and treatment by an appropriately licensed physician. Product, dose, technique and candidacy are decided clinically.

Botox is a brand name for one botulinum toxin product. The exact licensed product, dose and expected effect should be confirmed during your doctor consultation rather than assumed from the general treatment name.

At Naga, doctor-required services are scheduled on Saturdays from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM and may extend only for confirmed bookings and doctor availability. At Daet, doctor services are available only by request after staff confirms the doctor schedule. A request is not a confirmed slot.

No. Your requested time remains pending until ESCLARE confirms it through Facebook, phone call or SMS after checking staff, doctor, room and device availability.

Your full name is the only required personal detail, and no booking deposit is required. Choosing a branch, treatment, date and time helps the team review your request more quickly.

Naga offers listed treatments subject to provider availability. Daet offers listed treatments except Fractional Laser. Doctor-led and device-based services still require schedule confirmation, and not every service is available through the online request form.

Yes. Please contact the branch at least two hours before the appointment. Late arrivals are accommodated based on availability, and a missed appointment does not prevent you from requesting another booking.

Some services, medicines and devices are not appropriate during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Disclose this before booking and again during assessment so the provider can defer or modify care safely.

Follow the written aftercare, avoid unapproved products and contact the treating branch promptly if symptoms are severe, worsening or unexpected. Seek urgent medical care for breathing difficulty, severe swelling or other emergency symptoms.