Recovery time comes first in the order

The first thing that comes to mind when choosing a procedure is its name. It is easy to assume that once you know what you are having, the rest follows. Yet most of a consultation is spent elsewhere — on order, density and schedule. The same item reads differently depending on where it sits.

Order — what comes first

Skin and body are made of layers. Which layer is addressed first, and which is left for later, is not a matter of preference but of arrangement. At Lecell Cheongdam items are arranged over a condition rather than listed. So the first thing settled in consultation is not what, but in what order.

Density — how much at once

How much to place in a single visit is also a decision. A short stay invites several items at once; more time makes it easier to divide them. Neither is right in advance. But if density is left undecided while items are chosen, the decision ends up being made on the day of the visit. Density is settled beforehand.

Schedule — the time recovery needs

The third is time. What sets the schedule is less the procedure itself than the hours around it. If recovery is not placed in the schedule, recovery ends up fitted into whatever time is left — and then order and density have to be adjusted again. So the time recovery needs is placed in the schedule first, and order and density are set on top of it. Where a stay is fixed, this adjustment is made in consultation before the visit.

These three are reviewed in the same order whatever the item. The name of the item is closer to the conclusion of a consultation; order, density and schedule are how that conclusion is reached.

What applies, and how, is settled after consultation and testing.