The Prospyr consent library / Edition 01
Better conversations.
Clearer consent.
Med spa consent and authorization templates built around a specific decision. Preview the language, understand the scope, then make a professionally reviewed version for your practice.
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Focused templates
Fillable PDF + editable Word
Official source references
Separate, optional software follow-up
A strong starting point, with an honest review status.
These are original, source-checked educational drafts, not attorney- or clinician-approved forms. Before patient use, adapt them to the actual service and jurisdiction and obtain qualified professional approval. No template guarantees compliance.
Photography & privacy
Three templates01 / PDF + WORD
Patient photo marketing authorization
A patient photo marketing authorization should identify the exact images, permitted disclosures and recipients, purpose, expiration and how to revoke. Permission to take clinical photographs is a different decision from permission to publish them.
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Patient testimonial authorization
A testimonial workflow needs an approved statement, clearly defined publication permission, and an honest presentation of the patient experience. Where protected health information is disclosed for marketing, evaluate the authorization requirements separately from advertising claims.
Preview this template →03 / PDF + WORD
Clinical photography consent
Clinical photography documents care. This template records a discussion about the images to be taken, their clinical purpose and the practice storage workflow. It does not grant permission for social media, advertising or public testimonials.
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Three templates01 / PDF + WORD
BOTOX Cosmetic consent template
A BOTOX Cosmetic consent discussion should identify onabotulinumtoxinA, the planned treatment area, expected benefit, alternatives and patient-specific risks. This draft is limited to BOTOX Cosmetic; other toxins need their own labeling review.
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Hyaluronic acid filler consent
An HA filler consent discussion needs the actual product, injection site, expected benefit and product-specific patient information. The possibility of serious vascular injury deserves explicit discussion rather than being hidden in a generic cosmetic release.
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Microneedling consent template
A conventional microneedling consent should specify the device and intended use, discuss skin effects and other risks, and document alternatives and aftercare. RF microneedling and combinations with PRP or other products require separate evaluation.
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Choose the right scope
Clinical photographs, advertising permission and treatment consent are different decisions. Start with the document that fits the intended use.
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Adapt with your team
Use the editable copy to add practice details, current product labeling and jurisdiction-specific requirements. Document professional approval.
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Keep the conversation
Allow questions and a voluntary decision. Store the approved version and signed patient copy in your authorized clinical system.