Made for Estheticians
Final Treatment-Safety Check Before Starting the Service
Also useful for: people in Estheticians
12 min
Intermediate
Decisions
Make a Decision
Need to Make a Decision
Run a final safety gate that connects today's skin status, recent changes, consent, products, settings, sanitation, photos, and stop conditions.
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Use this when
A client is ready for a facial, peel, exfoliation service, device-based service, or other skin treatment, and you need a final check before making first contact.
You'll need
- Planned service
- Consultation baseline
- Same-day status
- Recent changes
- Treatment setup
- Safety rules
- Readiness status
- Stop conditions
You'll get
- Same-day skin status compared with the consultation baseline
- Recent changes screened against supplied safety rules
- Every planned product, tool, setting, and treatment area checked
- Consent, sanitation, patch-test, and photo requirements confirmed
- Stop conditions and response actions stated
- A documented proceed, modify, pause, or stop decision
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- Same-day skin status compared with the consultation baseline
- Recent changes screened against supplied safety rules
- Every planned product, tool, setting, and treatment area checked
- Consent, sanitation, patch-test, and photo requirements confirmed
- Stop conditions and response actions stated
- A documented proceed, modify, pause, or stop decision
Sample
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Sample input
Planned service: I plan a brightening facial with enzyme exfoliation, optional extractions, and red LED. Baseline: My client has mild cheek sensitivity and previously tolerated a gentle enzyme. Today: I see new flaking and redness around the mouth. Recent changes: My client started an over-the-counter retinoid four nights ago and used it last night. Setup: Papaya enzyme, extractions, hydrating serum, red LED, moisturizer, and SPF. Rules: My protocol excludes enzyme exfoliation when the barrier looks compromised or a retinoid was used within three nights. Readiness: Consent and sanitation are complete. Photos are authorized but not yet taken. Stop conditions: Stop for sharp pain, spreading heat, swelling, hives, blistering, breathing difficulty, malfunction, or a client request.
Sample assembled prompt
FINAL DECISION: MODIFY WITHIN DOCUMENTED PROTOCOL... Retinoid use last night falls inside... The supplied information doesn't identify... Checklist: - Same-day skin change: NEEDS... Confirm location, onset, discomfort, and products... - Enzyme exfoliation: STOP. Remove from today's plan under the... - Extractions: NEEDS CLARIFICATION. Avoid irritated areas and proceed only... - Red LED: NEEDS CLARIFICATION. Complete the device contraindication screen and... - Consent: CLEAR. Update the service description if the... - Sanitation: CLEAR. - Baseline photos: NEEDS CLARIFICATION. Take authorized photos before applying products. - Stop conditions: CLEAR. Confirm the client's stop signal before... Don't Start Until: 1. The same-day redness and flaking questions... 2. The enzyme is removed from... 3. The LED contraindication screen is... 4. Authorized baseline photos are taken. 5. The modified service is confirmed... Client confirmation: "Since your consultation, you've... Based on today's check, I'm removing... You may feel light pressure or... You can ask me to pause... Does this updated plan make sense,... New perioral redness and flaking observed. Client reported over-the-counter retinoid use last... Enzyme omitted under practice protocol. LED pending completed contraindication screen. Consent updated for modified service. Sanitation confirmed. Baseline photos authorized and taken before... Stop signal and expected sensations reviewed. Final decision: modify within documented protocol."