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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.

Prepared by Prospyr · Sources checked September 21, 2026 · Version 2.0

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Know the boundaries

Not for: Other toxin brands, therapeutic injections, dosing instructions or a substitute for the current Medication Guide.

Source-checked template, version 2.0, September 21, 2026. Practice review and adaptation are required before use. No independent clinician or attorney approval is claimed. Adult patient self-consent only; use a separately reviewed process for minors or representatives.

Inside the template

Two clean, unbranded patient-facing pages: the relevant discussion, specific choices and completion fields, and the patient decision with signatures. The PDF includes fillable fields and selection controls where applicable. Use the Word version to adapt the language. Sources and practice guidance stay on this page. Typed fields are not a verified electronic-signature service.

Sample patient discussion page from the botox cosmetic consent template

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Prepare your practice version

  1. Confirm the actual product and whether the planned use matches its labeling.
  2. Give the current Medication Guide and discuss its warning and contraindications.
  3. Review prior toxin treatment, medicines, allergies and relevant health history.
  4. Document individualized risks, alternatives, aftercare and the opportunity to decline.

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Language for the conversation

Injection effects

Pain, tenderness, bruising, swelling or redness at injection sites can occur. Headache and unsatisfactory or uneven results are possible.

Nearby muscle and eye effects

Unwanted weakness may cause a drooping eyelid or brow, changes in expression, difficulty closing an eye, dryness or other eye symptoms. The pattern and duration depend on the treated area and individual response.

Serious reactions

Allergic reactions and spread of toxin effects can occur. The boxed warning describes potentially life-threatening swallowing or breathing problems, including reported deaths. Symptoms can develop hours to weeks after injection.

Details to complete before signing

  • Practice name
  • Visit / discussion date
  • Patient full name
  • Date of birth
  • Treating clinician
  • Treatment date
  • Exact product / device, planned treatment areas and intended benefit
  • Patient labeling / instructions reviewed (version)
  • Proposed use: labeled / off-label (explain)
  • Any off-label use and its reason, uncertainties and alternatives discussed
  • Relevant history, medicines, allergies and patient-specific risks / plan
  • Alternatives discussed and patient questions / answers
  • Written aftercare / patient information supplied
  • Follow-up plan
  • Urgent practice contact
  • After-hours contact / instructions
  • Patient signature
  • Date / time
  • Clinician / practice representative name
  • Signature / date
  • Interpreter name / ID if used
  • Language
  • Copy of completed consent provided by
  • Date / method

Common questions

Can this form be used for Dysport or Xeomin?

No. This draft identifies BOTOX Cosmetic. Do not substitute a brand name without reviewing the actual product labeling and revising the discussion and consent.

Does the template provide injection doses?

No. It supports documentation of the consent conversation, not treatment selection or administration.

Source map and review status

How Prospyr checks sources and handles corrections

This is an original draft synthesized from the authorities below, not a government-issued form or a copied competitor document. References support the stated scope and risk discussion; they do not certify this template. No attorney or clinician approval has been obtained.

Before implementation

  • Confirm state-specific consent, privacy, professional-scope and record-retention requirements with counsel.
  • Have the clinical or privacy lead review every clause, complete all practice fields and remove inapplicable options before release.
  • Provide accessible language and an interpreter when needed; allow questions and a voluntary decision.
  • Store the approved version and completed document in the authorized patient-record system. Never send completed patient forms to this website.
  • Record the approving professional, approval date, version and next review date. Recheck after changes to law, labeling or practice workflow.

Version history: 2.0 · September 21, 2026 · Rebuilt as a neutral patient form after reviewing blank production consent definitions. Version 1.0 was published September 20, 2026.

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