CPD: Assessing Patients Using Multidimensional Approaches

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Dr Rehanna Beckhurst explores multidimensional assessment in medical aesthetics, bridging anatomy, ageing, psychology and culture

The field of advanced facial aesthetics presents a blend of medical expertise, artistic sensibility and patient-centred care. This article illustrates the process of assessment, risk evaluation and treatment planning, as well as highlighting the critical role that comprehensive patient assessment plays in formulating a tailored treatment plan.
The ideal plan is one that not only addresses aesthetic concerns, but also prioritises patient safety and wellbeing. Incorporating multiple factors into patient assessment is the best way to achieve this.
Initial consultation
The initial consultation holds immense significance within the patient journey. It serves as the foundation for establishing initial rapport with the patient. Through careful patient selection, assessing their suitability for treatment, understanding their expectations, exploring treatment alternatives and ensuring comprehension…

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