
PICO consultation
Check pigmentation type, PIH or melasma screening questions, recent sun exposure, and aftercare before booking.
- Concern photo helps
- Sun care discussed
- Results vary
Skin Beauty Int'l
PICO, facials and brow treatments with WhatsApp support in English, Filipino and Bahasa Indonesia.
Consultation-first guidance. Current price and appointment details are confirmed before booking.
Signature consultations
PICO is our signature pigmentation path. TherMatrix RF is a focused option for firming and collagen-care questions.

Check pigmentation type, PIH or melasma screening questions, recent sun exposure, and aftercare before booking.

Compare the target area, skin history, comfort, expected changes, session planning, and aftercare before booking.
Flagship PICO reference
Use the real case references to understand the type of concern first, then WhatsApp the team to check suitability, current price, and appointment time.
Photos are treatment education references. Results vary by skin condition, plan, lifestyle, and aftercare.




What to expect
The first step is not a checkout page. Send a clear question, then confirm the practical details before visiting.
Tell us the service, main concern, preferred date and time. A clear photo can help for skin or brow questions.
The team can ask about sensitivity, recent sun exposure, pregnancy, medication, or previous treatment where relevant.
Confirm the current price, time, location details, and aftercare. Results and healing vary.
Visit planning
Skin Beauty Int'l is based in Causeway Bay. Exact room, nearest MTR exit, current hours, and appointment availability should be confirmed on WhatsApp before travelling.
Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Send the service, preferred date/time, and main concern.
Exact room, nearest MTR exit, current hours, price, and appointment length.
Skin Beauty Int'l
Consultation-first guidance. Current price and appointment details are confirmed before booking.
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