Pre-launch product guide
Use your record to guide the appointment
The planned report puts your saved records in one place. Use it to show what happened, say what you need, and ask for a decision. It contains what you reported. It is not a clinical chart, a diagnosis, or a prescription. It also cannot prove that treatment caused a change.
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Planned for SteadySkin (free): a fixed rolling report you can review, share, or print without photos. SteadySkin Plus is planned to add custom ranges, selected sections, and optional selected photos. Neither report is a clinical chart or medical conclusion.
See the report structure
This fictional sample uses synthetic records for A.S. It shows three months of session statuses, a visible gap, a recording summary, and neutral photo placeholders. It contains no treatment values and is clearly marked as patient-reported, not a clinical record.
Open the visual sample report (PDF)
The PDF is not tagged for screen readers. Read the accessible HTML version for the same key details.
A useful report should earn its place in the appointment
Read the report first. Remove anything you do not want to share. Use it to ask about the plan, follow-up, and who to contact. The report is useful only when it matches what you recorded.
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What the free report is planned to include
- current plans and the report date range;
- recorded treatment events, holds, skips, and missing status;
- reactions and notes to discuss, linked to their source records;
- your dated progress and life-impact observations;
- access barriers and questions you chose to bring.
The standard report is planned for sharing and printing. It does not include photos.
What SteadySkin Plus is planned to add
Choose a longer or custom date range. Pick the sections you want. Add selected private photos or saved comparisons. These choices change what the report includes. They do not change what the records mean.
Use it to ask for a decision
A useful visit can leave you clear about:
- the diagnosis or plan;
- what stays the same or changes;
- what to track;
- who to contact;
- when to follow up.
The report supports that conversation. It does not replace it.