01 Documents
Procedure-specific detail
A facelift, eyelid surgery, breast procedure or tummy tuck should not rely on the same generic consent wording.
Platform Consent Surgical consent
Cosmetic surgery consent forms
Surgical consent needs more than a signature.
Cosmetic surgery consent has to support proper discussion, patient understanding and procedure-specific risk. The clinic needs the right documents ready before the patient moves forward.
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ProcedureFacelift
Procedure detail and technique
Patient understanding confirmed
Risk and complication discussion
Digital signature
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What surgical consent requires
Three things generic consent forms miss.
Cosmetic surgery consent is different from a standard treatment form. Each of the areas below is where a generic approach falls short.
02 Patient
Clearer patient understanding
Patients need time and space to review what they are agreeing to, with the right information in front of them.
03 Clinic record
A clearer clinic record
Signed forms, versions and review status stay connected to the patient journey.
What the consent workflow provides
Prepared, signed and evidenced.
Each item below represents something the consent workflow handles so the team does not have to.
Procedure-specific wording
A facelift, eyelid surgery, breast procedure or tummy tuck each needs its own consent document with the correct risks and clinical language.
Time to read and understand
Patients should have the document in front of them, with space to read properly before they sign.
Less admin pressure on staff
Staff can prepare the right consent pathway without rebuilding documents for every enquiry.
Version and signature recorded
The exact document used and the patient signature are stored together and connected to the clinical record.
Make surgical consent easier to prepare, sign and evidence.
The right consent document for each cosmetic surgery pathway, ready on the iPad.