Built for aesthetics
In aesthetics, the consent form is the clinic’s armour. Panim forges it properly.
Every procedure consent signed, timestamped, and stored before treatment begins; every session documented in structured form; the whole trail exportable when anyone asks.
Book a readiness auditThe problem Panim was built for
No specialty lives closer to its consent forms than aesthetics.
A missing or undated consent is the difference between a routine complaint and an existential one, and paper forms in filing cabinets fail exactly when they’re needed.
Meanwhile the treatment record itself is often a two-line note that wouldn’t survive scrutiny.
Before the chair
when every procedure consent should be signed, and with Panim, is
How Panim works here
Briefing
Treatment history and prior consents on screen before the appointment.
Documentation
Treatment sessions documented in structured form as you work.
Consent
Procedure-specific consent signed digitally before treatment, every time, no exceptions the system will let slip.
Measures
Structured treatment records that build a defensible history per patient.
Where the specialty depth shows
Consent-first workflow
Today’s list shows exactly who has signed and who hasn’t, before anyone reaches the chair.
Procedure-specific templates
Consent and documentation matched to the treatment, not generic forms.
Photography, consented and stored
Clinical images captured under explicit consent, timestamped in the record.
Regulatory context
Regulation of the aesthetics sector is tightening year on year, and consent documentation is consistently where clinics are most exposed. Panim makes the consent trail the strongest part of the record instead of the weakest.
Frequently asked questions
Yes: signed versus pending, per patient, before clinic starts.
Yes: matched to the treatment, versioned, and timestamped.
The record shows it clearly before treatment; resolving it is one tap.
Book a readiness audit.
A free, structured review of how your clinic records consent, programme reviews and decisions, with a written findings report.