Your skin,
actually
understood.

I started Skintelect for the same reason I read clinical trial appendices for fun: most of what gets sold as skincare advice is downstream of someone’s commission check. I wanted something that wasn’t.

My background is medical. I completed Doctor of Medicine training, which is where the obsession with reading primary literature came from in the first place — the habit of going to the studies before the headlines, and trusting mechanism over marketing. Skintelect is the same instinct applied to skin. I spend an unreasonable amount of time inside peer-reviewed dermatology journals, FDA filings, formulation chemistry papers, and the occasional Korean cosmeceutical preprint that nobody’s translated yet. I keep track of what’s actually changing at the bench — new molecules, delivery systems, regulatory shifts — and what’s being repackaged on Instagram as a breakthrough. Those are almost never the same thing.

What I do for clients is straightforward: I read your skin, your routine, and your goals, and I tell you what the evidence actually supports for someone like you. If your current products are already doing the job, I will tell you that and we will end the session early. If three of the things on your shelf are actively working against each other, I will tell you that too. There’s no product line at the end of this funnel. I do not take affiliate commissions. I do not have a relationship with a brand I’m trying to push you toward.

The result is a kind of consulting that’s rare in this industry on purpose: you leave knowing more than you came in with, and usually owning fewer products than you did before. That is the whole offer.