Made for Estheticians
Run a Progress Review Before Changing the Plan
Also useful for: people in Estheticians
45 min
Advanced
Customers
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Review the full treatment record, check safety concerns, and choose whether to continue, adjust, pause, or refer.
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Use this when
A client's results have stalled, symptoms have changed, progress is unclear, or the current plan may no longer be appropriate.
You'll need
- Review reason
- Treatment goal and expectations
- Treatment history
- Home-care consistency
- Home-care details
- Skin response and symptoms
- Progress evidence
- Outside factors
- Scope and referral limits
You'll get
- The treatment timeline reconstructed
- Observed facts separated from client reports and assumptions
- Home-care consistency and outside factors assessed
- Safety and scope concerns screened
- All four next-step options compared
- One decision or safe temporary action documented
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- The treatment timeline reconstructed
- Observed facts separated from client reports and assumptions
- Home-care consistency and outside factors assessed
- Safety and scope concerns screened
- All four next-step options compared
- One decision or safe temporary action documented
Sample
This is sample data, not your prompt. Pro unlocks this higher-stakes Playbook. On Free Playbooks you can still copy the assembled prompt into any AI.
Sample input
Review reason: Progress has been uneven after three congestion-focused appointments, and new stinging started last week. Goal: Fewer inflamed breakouts and less congestion over 12 weeks. Timeline: Three gentle services over six weeks; dryness reported after the third. Home-care consistency: Partly consistent. Home care: Cleanser used most nights, moisturizer skipped often, and an exfoliating toner was added without discussion. Symptoms: Mild stinging and redness around the mouth, no swelling, blisters, eye symptoms, severe pain, or spreading rash. Evidence: Forehead looks less congested in photos, but lighting differs. Client reports fewer deep breakouts. Outside factors: New medication and recent travel. Scope: No diagnosis or treatment of medical skin conditions; persistent or worsening reactions require referral.
Sample assembled prompt
Decision: Pause exfoliating services and the... Don't claim a diagnosis. Reassess in 7 days, or sooner... Recommend medical evaluation if stinging or... Reasoning: Some improvement is reported, but... New irritation must be resolved before... Progress markers: Change in stinging, visible...