Virtual Consultation with Megan
Forty-five minutes over video with Megan — for skincare routine refinement, product education, or makeup technique. Designed for the patient who wants real expert guidance without traveling to the studio.
Performed by
- Megan Portz
Licensed Esthetician
Megan's expertise, from your couch.
A video call with Megan, scheduled like any other appointment. She'll review your current routine, look at your skin in your light, and make tailored recommendations — both products to add and products to skip. Also offered for makeup education: technique, product selection, or prepping for a special event from a distance.
- Existing routines that aren't working
- Confusion about product order or frequency
- Patients who travel and can't get to the studio
- Makeup technique and event prep from a distance
Megan will ask about your skin history, current products, and concerns. You'll go through your routine together on video. You'll leave with written recommendations — both products to add and products to drop.
None — this is a consultation.
What do I need for the call?
A laptop, phone, or tablet with a camera. Good light (natural daylight is ideal). Your current product lineup nearby — Megan will want to see what you've been using.
Do I have to buy products to do this?
Not at all. You can use products from anywhere; Megan recommends what's right for your skin regardless of where you source it.
Will Megan tell me what to stop using?
Yes. Often the most valuable part of the call is hearing what to drop — not what to add. Megan will tell you honestly which products are working against your skin.
Can I do this for makeup advice instead of skincare?
Absolutely. Many patients book this to talk through technique, product selection, or how to prep for a specific event. Mention it when you book.
How do I schedule it?
Book through the booking page above. Megan will follow up with the video link before your appointment.
The conversation that sorts out your routine.
Individual results may vary. Outcomes vary by anatomy, history, and goals. Treatment plans are individualized — we'll discuss what's realistic during consultation.