QR or manual check-in
Use a rotating QR code or the supported email-and-PIN alternative when scanning is not practical.
Digital anamnesis
A patient check-in can open a visit-specific questionnaire for completion and signature before the doctor continues with treatment documentation.
Real product screens
These screens come from the published Aesthetic Pass workflow and use demo-only profiles.
60-second workflow
Silent, captioned product demonstration using demo-only profiles. The app records practitioner input; it does not recommend treatment.
Why the workflow matters
Aesthetic history and contraindication information can change between visits. A visit-specific workflow helps the practice request a fresh response while retaining a clear link to the patient and treating practitioner.
How it works
The patient and doctor may use different mobile platforms; the workflow is tied to the account and visit rather than one ecosystem.
Scan the rotating patient QR code or use the supported manual email-and-PIN path.
The app presents the visit-specific anamnesis in the patient's authenticated experience.
The patient reviews the questions, provides the requested answers and signs the submitted form.
The practitioner checks the completed record before proceeding with the treatment workflow.
Capabilities in context
Use a rotating QR code or the supported email-and-PIN alternative when scanning is not practical.
A new questionnaire is associated with the current check-in instead of silently reusing an old response.
The patient completes and signs the form from their authenticated mobile session.
The doctor can see whether the required anamnesis is complete before documenting the treatment.
Clear boundaries
Digital anamnesis supports information collection. The practitioner remains responsible for reviewing the responses and deciding whether treatment is appropriate.
FAQ
No. Doctor and patient accounts can use iOS or Android independently because the visit is connected through the shared backend workflow.
The current workflow is designed around a visit-specific form created for the patient's check-in.
The doctor can use the supported manual check-in path with the patient's email address and six-digit PIN.
No. The doctor must review the answers, clarify concerns and apply professional judgment before treating.
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.
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