Cosmetic Practice Forms

Cosmetic practice and surgery forms, patient intake forms, post op instruction guides, pre-op guides, botox, restylane, personal history, routing slip, superbill, super bill, patient history, patient sign in, botox consent form, new patient, new client, photography release, video release, interview release forms, and more.

$37.80 $34.02

This form recognises that there are patients, members of the community who cannot speak English, and others that have other communication needs. This translation statement is intended to ensure that measures are in place across the office to support communication with everyone whose first language is not spoken english, does not communicate by the spoken work or has any form of communication difficulty.

The form acknowledges that the health care or interpreter has explained the procedure or course of treatment to the patient to the best of his/her ability and acknowledges that he/she believes the patient has understood. Signature and date lines for patient and interpreter.

Protect your rights, be sure non English speaking patients have had all procedures explained, what procedure is likely to involve, including risks, alternative treatments, including no treatment and any particular concerns to patient and that he/she fully understood, avoid legal issues along the way.

Did You Know?  Responsibility for arranging translation or interpreting services lies with the organisation and not the service user.


$31.50 $20.00

A form authorizing the clinic or doctor's office to charge a patient, certain amount of money if the patient misses his/her's scheduled appointment day, unless said patient informs the clinic or doctor, within a certain amount of hours in advance to cancel or make other scheduled appointment.

With its contemporary design and host of features, it is sure to enhance any cosmetic practice or existing medical or doctor's office wanting to do away with their old patient intake forms and replace them with new, updated, contemporary forms without going through the expense of new form typesetting and offset printing fees. Print as many as you need and edit them as your office needs change in time.


$49.50 $28.35

Botox® Treatment Consent to Treat a Minor Form. The parent or guardian of a minor, authorizes physician to perform cosmetic treatment and is disclosed information concerning Botox, how it injected, side effects, what to expect, patient also acknowledges the limitations of Botox treatments and possible side effects and dangers. Patient consent date and signature signature lines at bottom of form. Physician should examine form to see if it may benefit his/her practice to help keep patients legally informed and physician from legal problems.


$40.50 $24.00

This form is used used to obtain new client or patient, allergy and medication information. It has room for patient's personal information, allergies, medicines, vitamins and other supplements and for any insulin taken and dosage, keep in mind that form fields can be edited using Microsoft Word or other word processor..

With its contemporary design and host of features, it is sure to enhance any cosmetic practice or existing medical or doctor's office wanting to do away with their old patient intake forms and replace them with new, updated, contemporary forms without going through the expense of new form typesetting and offset printing fees. Print as many as you need and edit them as your office needs change in time.


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An office, sign-in register for patients to sign-in when they enter the office. 

Form may be printed in your office and only print the amount you need or may be delivered to your local print shop for quantity printing.


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An Authorization for Disclosure of Health Information is an individual's signed permission to allow a covered entity to use or disclose the individual's protected health information (PHI) that is described in the Authorization for the purpose(s) and to the recipient(s) stated in the Authorization.

The form's purpose is to obtain patients signature to be able to use or disclose health information. 

English and Spanish bundled together.


$34.20 $22.68

Medical Practice Surgery Cancellation Policy, provides information regarding the physician's surgery scheduling and rescheduling policy. It covers areas for scheduling an in-office procedure, scheduling surgery, rescheduling surgery can cancelling surgery, plus fees associated. Acceptance date and signature lines at bottom of form.


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This form is find out what procedure(s) your client is interested in, it contains a multitude of cosmetic practice therapies and procedures. Easy to respond check boxes so client can just check mark the procedures of interest. If is followed by a few more questions concerning the personal opinions the client may have about the procedure and if they had previous cosmetic surgery. Get informed on what your customers wish for.

No need to design your form from scratch, with its contemporary design and host of features, it is sure to enhance any cosmetic practice or existing medical or doctor's office wanting to do away with their old patient intake forms and replace them with new, updated, contemporary forms without going through the expense of starting from a new form or form typesetting and offset printing fees. Print as many as you need and edit them as often as needed.


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The HIPAA Privacy Rule gives individuals a fundamental new right to be informed of the privacy practices of their health plans and of most of their health care providers, as well as to be informed of their privacy rights with respect to their personal health information. Health plans and covered health care providers are required to develop and distribute a notice that provides a clear explanation of these rights and practices. The notice is intended to focus individuals on privacy issues and concerns, and to prompt them to have discussions with their health plans and health care providers and exercise their rights. 

Did You Know? The notice must include an effective date, it is your responsibility to add the effective date. See 45 CFR 164.520(b) for the specific requirements for developing the content of the notice. A covered entity is required to promptly revise and distribute its notice whenever it makes material changes to any of its privacy practices. See 45 CFR 164.520(b)(3), 164.520(c)(1)(i)(C) for health plans, and 164.520(c)(2)(iv) for covered health care providers with direct treatment relationships with individuals. 


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Pre treatment instructions for Botox treatment, leaflet with instructions for patients who will be receiving Botox injections.


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This is a Restylane® Fee Schedule (or for any other type of dermal filler or any type of procedures where you wish to have a price list), includes procedures, prices, payment schedule and signature line for client. May also be used as a fee schedule form for types of surgical procedures, easily edit and change form fields to best meet your needs. May be used as is, or easily personalized using compatible word processor.

With its contemporary design and host of features, it is sure to enhance any cosmetic practice or existing medical or doctor's office wanting to do away with their old patient intake forms and replace them with new, updated, contemporary forms without going through the expense of new form typesetting and offset printing fees. Print as many as you need and edit them as your office needs change in time.


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A medical release form is a document that gives healthcare professionals permission to share patient medical information with other parties. Patient's must first sign a release.

According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, “An authorization is a detailed document that gives covered entities permission to use protected health information for specified purposes, which are generally other than treatment, payment, or health care operations, or to disclose protected health information to a third party specified by the individual.” 

Did You Know? Verbal medical release agreements are not sufficient because they are impossible to verify if there’s ever a disagreement. Healthcare staff need a written copy on record with a signature to protect themselves. If you are ever instructed to share healthcare information on behalf of a patient, make sure you have them sign a release form.