Clinical Treatment Planning

Anatomical mapping and visual treatment prescription

Organize injection sites, filler volumes (mL) and toxin units (U) directly on facial anatomy. Prepare structured proposals for patient consultation and clinical records.

Interface illustration · Demo data
Authentic 3D facial anatomy model with frontalis and canthal toxin points, right nasolabial fold filler and left malar biostimulator cannula vectors. mL and U are shown as separate unit examples; lot and batch entries contain demo data.
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See the current workspace interface

Current workspace capture: view controls, visual map and plan entries.
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Inspect, prepare, review

Facial wireframe mesh with cannula glide vectors and injection entry points — Illustration · Demo data

Landmark & vector mapping

Place precise injection entry points and cannula glide vectors referenced against facial anatomical landmarks.

Anatomical tissue strata diagram with formulation-specific dosing telemetry — Illustration · Demo data

Dosing & tissue strata

Assign formulation-specific doses and target depth planes including supraperiosteal, subdermal and intramuscular layers.

Three-angle orthographic symmetry view strip for clinical documentation — Illustration · Demo data

Multi-angle documentation

Verify symmetry across frontal and oblique views before generating the consultation record for the patient chart.

Pre-treatment plan vs. administration record

Saving a treatment proposal organizes clinical selections for consultation review. It does not record that a procedure was performed and does not substitute for contemporaneous administration records or informed consent.

From proposal to clinical encounter

Coordinate confirmed visits, review submitted medical history and inspect optional patient photography in the clinic portal.

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