KT Training Guide and Tips for Clinicians-Patient Documents

.Patient/Client Informed Consent in Aesthetic Medicine

Always ensure you obtain full consent from your client before providing any cosmetic treatment. You must inform the client of all the risks and benefits as well as any potential side effects. Clinicians must ensure the client has read and understood this information before they consent to the treatment. Providing this information both verbally and in hard copy will assist with this. Allow the client time to absorb the information and to ask any questions.

Each informed consent must be documented and signed. Clinical forms such as patient consent forms should be reviewed and updated if required to ensure all documents contain the current information or warnings.

These documents must be filed in the patient treatment history and must be kept for up to 10 years.

BOTOX, Dermal Fillers, Chemical Peels, Dermaroller Consent Forms

Candidates attending the KT Training courses can download examples of patient consent forms which can be edited and used in their clinics.

To access these documents log on to your complimentary online course.

http://medicalaestheticacademy.com <<KT Training E learning Web Site.

Log in with your account details (check your email for the Medical Aesthetic Academy account details this will have been sent when confirming your place on the course).

Select the course i.e., Pre Course Introduction to Botox Training Module

Click the download patient documents folder.

A list of all the files available for download will be displayed.

Click the document you require and they will download to your computer.

Edit and update the documents and forms for use in your clinic.

The documents are in MS Office Word and PDF.

Other important documents for medical aesthetics clinics include:

  • Medical History Questionnaire
  • Patient Treatment Records
  • Pre and Post Treatment Care
  • Before and After Photographs

KT Training provides all the documents and templates for candidates who attend the courses. Each procedure will require specific patient forms and these can be downloaded from individual course modules. i.e. Botox consent forms can be accessed from the Botox training modules and dermal filler documents will be located in the Pre Course for Dermal Fillers modules.

Medical professionals who require more information regarding botox training and other cosmetic procedure courses please contact [email protected] and receive a training and introduction to aesthetic medicine information pack by email.

Cosmetic Procedure Courses

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