Consent Forms for Treatment Consultations
Faces Consent gives beauty and aesthetics practitioners a digital way to prepare treatment consent paperwork before a client consultation. The service combines preset forms with customization, so a clinic can shape questions and treatment choices around the work it actually offers. This keeps the conversation, client details, and consent step in a more organized workflow.
The wider form library includes more than 200 insurance-verified options together with aftercare and medical forms. Practitioners can add their own questions or adjust available treatments when a standard template does not fit. That flexibility is useful for independent professionals and clinics that want consistent records while preserving the details of each treatment.
Booking, Deposits, and Client Finance
Appointment management is another core part of Faces Consent. Practitioners can organize bookings, keep client appointments moving, and handle the administrative steps that surround a treatment rather than switching between separate tools. The booking workflow is designed for clinics, salons, and solo professionals who need a practical view of scheduled work.
The service also supports taking client deposits and offering installment-style finance options. A practitioner can present flexible payment arrangements while keeping the appointment record connected to the wider business workflow. This combination is useful when a practice wants to reduce routine coordination and give clients clearer ways to prepare for treatment.
Prescriptions, Providers, and Product Ordering
Faces Consent extends beyond appointments with tools for finding prescribers and preparing prescriptions as part of an aesthetics business. Practitioners can keep treatment-related tasks closer to the client workflow, which is helpful when a consultation leads to a product or prescription decision. These options give a practice a more connected route from client discussion to the next administrative step.
Its marketplace connects users with pharmacies and beauty wholesalers, making it possible to explore stock for a practice from the same service. Product ordering here is a business operation: clinics can use it to manage treatment supplies, compare available options, and keep procurement alongside everyday client work.
Teams, Training, and Practice Growth
Practices with more than one person can use Faces to coordinate team work and manage multiple locations from a single account. The service is built for professionals who want to collaborate while retaining control of their own appointments, client relationships, and day-to-day operating choices. This structure can help a growing clinic keep responsibilities visible as more people share the workload.
Training resources, business insights, marketing tools, and a clinic-focused workspace add a growth layer beyond forms and bookings. A solo practitioner can start with core administration, while an established clinic can use team collaboration, client finance, and business-development tools as its operation expands.
