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Comment by coldsalineplexus on May 23, 2013 at 4:59am

We are experimenting with a one-page form for each skin treatment.  At the top we write in the date, service provider, and treatment to be performed, and the client signs consent to that day's treatment.  Then, the rest of the form follows the steps of our treatments, and covers their skin condition, aggravating factors, lesion count (if treating acne), exfoliant used, minutes used, outcome of exfoliant, extraction notes, etc. throughout the whole treatment.  We keep working on it to make it even more easy to use (i.e., just circle what you did), and then the receptionist puts the data from it into the system under client notes.

Comment by Natalie on May 9, 2013 at 10:43am

All below and any notes or follow up- if she/he tipped well ;) -kidding- what recommendations for future services...

Comment by Katayoun Hokmollahi on May 8, 2013 at 5:46pm

Smart. Thank you ladies that helps me a lot.

Comment by Tamara Townsend on May 8, 2013 at 4:53pm

In addition to all the important things like their medications, allergies, skin type, lifestyle, etc...I always note their skin condition, what my home care recommendation was and if I gave them any samples.  Also to follow up on what treatment program I designed for them so I don't forget what I told them. Of course you've got to know what retail they bought to make sure they are using it and if they like it.  Helps your retail tremendously when you can see they haven't bought a moisturizer in 6 months.

Comment by Nicole H on May 8, 2013 at 3:46pm

I keep the intake form and on the back I just write what I found after the analysis and how the treatment went if they bought any products, if the client shared anything about personal life and something to help me remember them and how the treatment went. The next time they come back to see me and I'm able to remember something like that that they talked about they think I have the best memory.