Patient context
The injection map belongs to the selected treatment and patient rather than an isolated diagram.
Injection mapping
The practitioner records where units were used as the treatment is documented. Aesthetic Pass adds the entered zone values so the saved total follows the actual injection map rather than an advance estimate.
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
Injectors often cannot know the precise final toxin total before documenting every treatment area. A zone-first record reduces the need to reconcile an estimated total with the points that were actually entered.
How it works
The map records practitioner-selected points; it never recommends a point or dose.
Start inside the selected patient's treatment flow and choose the relevant treatment type and product.
Use the face model to mark the zones the practitioner treated, such as glabella, forehead or crow's feet.
Record the units used at the selected points instead of entering one unsupported summary number.
Confirm the sum of the documented zone values before the treatment is saved to the patient's timeline.
Capabilities in context
The injection map belongs to the selected treatment and patient rather than an isolated diagram.
Record multiple treatment areas and individual documented values within the same workflow.
For toxin treatments, the final total is derived from the units recorded across the map.
The saved record keeps zone information available alongside product, lot and treatment details.
Clear boundaries
The face model reflects the practitioner's entries and is not an anatomical recommendation engine.
FAQ
No. It records the points and values selected by the treating practitioner.
The workflow adds the unit values entered across the documented injection points and presents the resulting total for review.
Yes. Multiple supported zones can be documented within the same treatment before the final review.
The treatment workflow is designed to allow review of earlier steps before the final save, so the practitioner can verify the patient, treatment and entered details.
Try the workflow free
Document zones and practitioner-entered quantities, calculate the total, and export a PDF or CSV without uploading patient data.
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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