Visit check-in
QR and six-digit PIN paths support a clinic visit even when the doctor and patient use different mobile platforms.
Portable treatment history
Aesthetic Pass connects the clinic visit with the patient’s ongoing treatment timeline. Patients can complete anamnesis, retain their documented history and choose when to share a time-limited passport with another provider.
Why the workflow matters
A patient’s aesthetic history can span different practitioners, products and countries. Aesthetic Pass keeps the treatment record in the patient experience while making external access deliberate: the patient decides when to create a passport link, and each link expires after 24 hours.
How it works
Check-in, anamnesis, documentation and later sharing are distinct steps so a patient does not have to publish a permanent link to their health information.
The clinic can check in a patient by scanning the patient’s rotating check-in QR code or by using the patient’s email address and six-digit PIN.
The check-in opens a fresh anamnesis questionnaire for the patient to complete and sign for that visit.
The practitioner records the product, lot number, treatment zones, units and any optional before or after photos.
The patient can generate a passport link and QR code that remains reusable for up to 24 hours. Anyone who possesses the bearer link during that period can open the available passport view, so it should be shared only with the intended recipient.
Capabilities in context
QR and six-digit PIN paths support a clinic visit even when the doctor and patient use different mobile platforms.
A visit-specific questionnaire can be completed by the patient and reviewed by the treating practitioner.
Documented treatment, product, lot, zone, unit and photo information remains associated with the patient’s history.
A generated passport link is reusable for up to 24 hours and exposes the available practitioner-recorded passport history to anyone who possesses the bearer link during that period.
Clear boundaries
The passport is a way to present documented treatment history. It is not a diagnosis, identity credential or emergency record.
FAQ
A newly generated treatment-passport link is reusable until it expires after 24 hours. The current mobile flow does not provide a single-use or early-revocation control, so the link should be shared only with its intended recipient.
No. The patient’s rotating check-in QR code is used for clinic check-in and anamnesis. The passport QR code is created by the patient to share a time-limited view of documented treatment history.
Yes. The manual check-in path uses the patient’s email address and a six-digit PIN.
No. It supports continuity by presenting patient-linked treatment information, but each clinic remains responsible for its own clinical assessment and recordkeeping obligations.
Practice resources
Clinic checklist
A practical treatment-documentation checklist for aesthetic practices covering visit preparation, product and lot records, injection details, optional photos, review and follow-up.
OpenDecision guide
A practical buying guide for aesthetic clinics evaluating treatment-documentation software, patient continuity, photo workflows, access controls, resilience and commercial fit.
OpenPlan your patient journey
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