A Skin Care Consultation is a free, no-obligation appointment with Jennifer to talk through your skin concerns and build a sensible plan. She’ll assess your skin, review what you’re currently using, and recommend an honest path forward — which may include in-clinic treatments, at-home skincare (including lines Jennifer carries through her RIMAN and Beauty Book shops), both, or neither.

Jennifer carries skincare through her RIMAN and Beauty Book shops — see the Shop page.

Benefits

  • Free professional assessment of your skin and concerns
  • Honest advice — including “you don’t need that treatment”
  • A prioritized plan that fits your budget and timeline
  • Product guidance so you stop wasting money on the wrong skincare
  • The ideal first step before any Diamond treatment

Who it’s for

Everyone — especially if you’re new to medical aesthetics, unsure which treatment fits your concern, planning ahead of an event, or building a long-term skin plan on a budget.

What to expect

A relaxed conversation (about 20–30 minutes) about your concerns, history, current products, and goals, with a skin assessment and photos if you agree. You’ll leave with clear recommendations and prices — and zero pressure to book anything.

Before & after your visit

  • Before: Come with a bare face if you can, and bring (or list) the products you currently use.
  • After: You’ll have a written sense of your options; take your time deciding.
  • Downtime: None.
  • Results: A plan, not a treatment — outcomes depend on the path you choose.
  • Honest limits: A consultation can’t diagnose skin disease; if Jennifer spots something that needs medical or dermatology assessment, she’ll say so and can arrange a referral.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free?
Yes — no purchase required.

Will I be pressured to buy treatments or products?
No. Diamond’s approach is education first; the plan is yours to take or leave.

Can it be done virtually?
Skin assessment is best in person; book in-clinic for this one.

What if I mainly need product advice?
That’s a perfect use of this appointment — bring your current routine.

I’m planning for a wedding/event — when should I come?
Ideally 3–6 months ahead, so any treatment series has time to work.

Price & booking

Free.

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