Consultation Questions Checklist

What this free checklist helps you cover

The Consultation Questions Checklist is a simple PDF you can save to your phone or print before your visit. It is meant to help first-time readers, busy patients, and anyone who wants to compare providers in a more organized way.

Inside, you will find question prompts about:
- The provider's license, training, and who supervises medical care
- What product, device, or treatment type is being discussed
- Common risks, side effects, and what recovery may look like
- How many sessions may be suggested and how results may vary
- Total cost, what is included, and what may cost extra
- What to do if you have questions after the appointment

It is not a script you have to follow word for word. Think of it as a reminder list so you can slow down, take notes, and make sure important topics are not skipped.

Questions worth asking during a consultation

A good consultation should give you time to understand the basics in plain language. You do not need to know all the technical terms. What matters is whether the provider explains things clearly, answers your questions directly, and gives you enough information to decide at your own pace.

Some of the most useful questions include:
1. What is your license, and what training do you have for this treatment?
2. Who is the supervising medical professional, if applicable?
3. What product or device are you planning to use, and why is it being discussed?
4. What are the common side effects and possible risks?
5. What does recovery usually involve, and when can normal activities resume?
6. How is the cost calculated, and what does the quoted price include?
7. If more than one session is discussed, how are future costs handled?
8. Who should I contact if I have concerns after treatment?

If you want more background before your visit, you can browse treatment overviews, explore the guides library, or review general cost information.

How to use the checklist well

Before your appointment, read through the checklist once and highlight the questions that matter most to you. During the consultation, write short notes next to each answer. If anything feels rushed or unclear, it is okay to ask the provider to explain it again in simpler words.

A few practical tips:
- Bring the checklist on paper or keep it open on your phone
- Leave space for notes about cost, timing, and follow-up steps
- Ask for the exact name of the treatment being discussed
- Do not feel pressured to decide on the spot
- Verify the provider's license and training, and ask who supervises medical care if the setting uses one

This tool is especially helpful if you plan to speak with more than one provider. Using the same checklist each time can make it easier to compare the experience, the information you receive, and the questions that still need answers.

Get help finding a licensed provider near you

If you are still looking for someone to consult with, Lumena Glow can help you connect with licensed aesthetic providers near you. Our service is free, and matching is based on your contact details and treatment interests only.

We are not a clinic and we do not recommend a specific treatment or tell you what is right for you. Those decisions belong in a consultation with a qualified, licensed professional. If you want help getting started, you can get matched at no cost.