Table 2.
Minimum requirements demanded to the medical records in aesthetic procedures
| Minimal information collected in the medical record |
|---|
| Patient identification |
| Number of clinical record |
| Name and surname |
| Date of birth |
| Address |
| Telephone number |
| Reason for the visit |
| Main reason for consultation |
| Duration of the problem |
| Family history |
| Psychosocial history |
| Patient motivation |
| Patient expectations |
| Level of education |
| Kind of work |
| Hygiene conditions |
| Medical history |
| Allergies*, immunological diseases, herpes |
| Previous and current diseases |
| Previous surgeries |
| Previous aesthetic treatments** |
| Prior infections (pay special attention on this point as most of filler complications are related to this issue) |
| Dental history*** |
| Active skin infections or inflammations |
| Clinical assessment |
| To determine whether a facial ageing process exists |
| Well-focused pre-treatment photographs |
| Assessment of treatment effects |
| Assessment of adverse effects |
| Medicolegal purposes |
| Ultrasonography |
* The panel recommends to pay special attention for asking about allergy/hypersensitivity reactions to lidocaine (information may be obtained from previous dental procedures)
** According to the panel recommendations, previous aesthetic procedures must be thoroughly assessed. The physician must be sure about the filler/fillers injected
*** After a dental procedure, such as dental removal, dental cleaning or drilling the panel recommends to wait, at least, 1 month before injecting the fillers