A HIFU session is a set of decisions about transducer, depth and line count. Beautay keeps those against the treatment, so the next session builds on the last rather than starting from memory.
HIFU is the treatment clients judge slowest. Results build over three to six months, which means the conversation at the follow-up is about something neither of you can see in the room. Without a record of what you actually did, and photographs taken the same way each time, you are asking a client to trust a memory. That is a difficult sell on a treatment at this price point.
Log the cartridge, depth and line count against the area treated, so a repeat session is planned from what was done rather than what was recalled.
When a client asks why this session felt different from the last, the answer is in the notes.
Photo timelines hold the baseline alongside the three and six month images, taken against the same prompts each time.
Automated follow-ups land when the result is actually visible, not the week after treatment when it is not.
Consent and health history reach the client before they arrive, with screening rules that can hold a booking for review rather than discovering a contraindication on the day.
Metal implants, recent fillers and pregnancy are the questions you cannot afford to ask late.
The first client of the day completed their health history two days ago, so the consultation starts with the treatment plan rather than a clipboard. Their baseline photographs are already on file from the consultation appointment.
Through the day, each treatment record captures the transducer used, the depth and the areas covered. A client returning for their second session in a staged course arrives with the previous settings visible, so the plan adjusts rather than repeats.
At the three month mark, the follow-up goes out automatically with a prompt to book comparison photographs. That message is the one that converts a single session into a maintained course, and it sends whether or not anyone remembered.
One published price at £24.95 a month including VAT, with the records, photo timelines and consent workflow included rather than placed on a higher tier. Additional practitioners are £9.95 a month each. See pricing.
