Made for Estheticians
Turn a Skin Consultation Into a Clear Treatment Direction
Also useful for: people in Estheticians
25 min
Advanced
Decisions
Make a Decision
Need to Compare Options
Connect skin concerns, intake findings, routine, budget, downtime, and expectations to the safest realistic next step within your scope.
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Use this when
You are completing a consultation and need to choose between proceeding, modifying the service, gathering more information, patch testing, or referring out.
You'll need
- Consultation goal
- Skin observations
- History and safety flags
- Routine and prior responses
- Practical constraints
- Service scope and protocols
You'll get
- Confirmed facts separated from reports, observations, and unknowns
- Contraindication concerns and scope limits identified
- Proceed, modify, pause, or refer decision documented
- Treatment options tested against budget, downtime, and expectations
- Primary direction and its limits stated
- Client explanation and record note prepared
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- Confirmed facts separated from reports, observations, and unknowns
- Contraindication concerns and scope limits identified
- Proceed, modify, pause, or refer decision documented
- Treatment options tested against budget, downtime, and expectations
- Primary direction and its limits stated
- Client explanation and record note prepared
Sample
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Sample input
Goal: Reduce congestion and rough texture before an event in eight weeks, with no visible peeling. Observations: Surface dryness around the mouth, closed comedones on the forehead, and mild cheek redness. Client reports intermittent stinging. History and flags: Prescription topical started six weeks ago, facial waxing four days ago, adhesive allergy, and no confirmed guidance about pausing the topical. Routine: Foaming cleanser twice daily, leave-on exfoliant most nights, moisturizer, inconsistent sunscreen. Prior peel caused five days of redness. Constraints: $140 today, about $90 monthly, minimal downtime. Scope: Customized facial, superficial enzyme service, hydration-focused service, and LED. Stronger exfoliation requires protocol review and approval.
Sample assembled prompt
Decision: Pause exfoliating treatment selection until... A non-exfoliating, hydration-focused direction may be... Key reasons: - Recent waxing and... - Current stinging, frequent home exfoliation,... - The client's no-peeling limit conflicts... Questions to resolve: - What is... - When was it last applied? - Is the stinging present on... - What waiting periods do the... Direction after clearance: Favor barrier support,... Don't promise full congestion clearance...