Frequency-labelled risks
Common, uncommon, rare, serious, very rare. Written as clinical paragraphs, not bullet points — the way a hospital would document them.
UK clinician-authored consent templates, written by a medical aesthetic physician and medico-legal expert witness. Built for clinicians who treat consent as a defence, not a formality.
Aligned with GMC consent guidance and the post-Montgomery v Lanarkshire (2015) consent standard. UK clinician-authored. Single-clinic licensed.
The category
Bullet-point lists by copywriters who have never sat in a complaint hearing. When a patient complains, they collapse.
Beautiful. Thorough. Unaffordable when your clinic offers 18 different treatments.
Single-author, single-standard, single-clinic licensed. Written by a UK aesthetic physician and medico-legal expert witness. Under £20 per template.
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Common, uncommon, rare, serious, very rare. Written as clinical paragraphs, not bullet points — the way a hospital would document them.
The medico-legal gold standard for demonstrating comprehension under Montgomery v Lanarkshire (2015).
Brand non-interchangeability stated by name. Product disclosure built in. Three places generic templates fail and complaints succeed.
Branded interactive PDF, branded editable Word, plain content Word for Pabau, Jotform, Faces or ANS, and a 2-page instructions PDF.
Botulinum toxin (Type A) is a prescription-only medicine used in the UK to soften the action of selected facial muscles, achieving the appearance of softer dynamic lines.
I confirm I have been told that some uses of this medicine are off-licence in the UK, and that brands are not interchangeable.
Common Uncommon Rare
Bruising, headache and short-lived asymmetry are common. Eyelid ptosis is uncommon. Anaphylaxis is very rare.
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