For academies, associations and consultants

Practical documentation resources for your injector community

Share a factual tool, host a patient-free workflow workshop, or evaluate a software-selection framework together—without member lists, hidden endorsements, or patient data.

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Patient-free
Every example and workshop uses fictional data.
Transparent
Aesthetic Pass and any commercial role are disclosed clearly.
Voluntary
Contact details are shared only through an intentional request.

Free educator resource pack

Ready-to-use materials for practice operations

These resources do not teach injection technique or dosing. They help practitioners evaluate documentation workflows in a structured way.

Local treatment-record builder

Enter practitioner-selected zones and quantities, calculate the total, and export PDF or CSV. Inputs stay in the browser and are not transmitted.

Open the tool

Treatment-documentation checklist

A printable two-page review of context, product and lot fields, zones, photos, review states and resilience.

View the checklist

Software evaluation scorecard

Compare three vendors against the same 16 weighted criteria and explicit critical gates.

View the scorecard

Three useful pilot formats

01

Share one resource

Link to a relevant resource with visible authorship. No member list changes hands.

02

Patient-free workshop

A 25-minute workflow using a fictional practice, one standard treatment, and one realistic interruption.

03

Operations roundtable

A small discussion about documentation friction, handoffs, and evaluation criteria—with no product obligation.

How a pilot stays useful and controlled

What we do not ask for

  • No transfer of member, attendee, practitioner, or patient lists.
  • No paid or hidden endorsement and no fabricated testimonial.
  • No medical, legal, or universal compliance promises.
  • No real patient records, images, or treatment details in workshops.
  1. 1

    Define the audience

    Record the practitioner role, market, and concrete learning objective before publication.

  2. 2

    Choose one format

    Start with one resource or workshop instead of promising a large campaign.

  3. 3

    Disclose the roles

    Make commercial involvement, authorship, and professional boundaries visible.

  4. 4

    Use voluntary requests only

    Practitioners opt in themselves; the partner does not transfer contact or patient data.

  5. 5

    Review aggregate outcomes

    Measure visits, downloads, voluntary requests, and activations—not personal learning profiles.

Discuss a small pilot

What would genuinely help your practitioner community?

Tell us the audience, country, and format. We will reply with a bounded proposal and clearly separate available resources from future ideas.

Founder-led · we reply within 24 hours · or email us directly

Partner program questions

Is there a fee to use the resources?

The publicly linked tool, checklists, and scorecards are free. Any expanded workshop scope and responsibilities are agreed in writing before it proceeds.

Do we need to share member contact details?

No. Practitioners use the public resources or request contact themselves. List transfer is not part of the standard model.

Is this clinical training?

No. The materials concern operational documentation workflows and software evaluation, not injection technique, dosing, or medical decisions.