If you would like to schedule an appointment for your face (with the exception of Botox or filler treatments), we kindly ask you to provide us with a few photographs.
Consultationform:
Could you please complete the consultation form below and send the photos according to the instructions at the bottom? Please make sure to return everything to us at least one week before your consultation through the form on this page for evaluation.
If we do not receive it in time, we will unfortunately be forced to cancel your appointment.
Thank you in advance!
Click here to download the form: Consultationform.pdf
Instructions for the photos:
Your photos will be treated confidentially. They should consist of the following:
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Even (single-color) background. Choose a neutral background. The best option is a closed door or a white wall in a well-lit room, with equal lighting on both the left and right sides (so no lamp or sunlight coming from one side).
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Maximum 1 MB per photo (smaller is even better, as it makes sending by email easier). Resize each photo to less than 1 MB but more than 100 KB.
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No selfies. Someone else must take the photos, as selfies always distort the angles.
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One frontal view
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Two side/profile views (ninety degrees)
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Two oblique views (45-degree angle)
→ Total: 5 photos
Breasts: from collarbone to below the navel (without face).
Abdomen: from collarbone to the upper thighs.
Face or Nose: include your neck (but not your chest or body).
Your nose, eyes, shoulders, and feet must all face the same direction (do not turn your neck; instead, turn your body for the different angles).
Hair tied back: Make sure your hair does not cover any part of your face.
No heavy make-up so that we can properly assess your natural facial features (light make-up is fine).
Facial hair / beard: If you still have facial hair, it’s best to remove it before taking the photos. With facial hair, an accurate simulation of results is not possible.
Do not look upwards, but straight into the camera. Make sure the eye–ear plane is perfectly horizontal. This means that the upper edge of your tragus (the middle part of your ear) must be aligned with the lower part of your eye socket — this is called the Frankfort horizontal plane. You can achieve this by pretending you have a stack of books balanced on top of your head.
Nose: also include a base view (showing both nostrils). Can you breathe well through your nose? Any sinusitis?
Chin / Jaw: include a photo with your teeth together and visible, so that the relative position of the teeth can be seen. Have any teeth been removed, dental implants placed, or root canal treatments done? Did you wear braces in the past? Do you experience pain in the jaw joint (TMJ)?