Why you should keep your own record of cosmetic treatments

Your history is scattered

Over the years many people see more than one clinic. Records stay with each clinic, and it is easy to forget what was done and when.

What to keep

• Dates, clinics and practitioner names
• Product and batch details when provided
• Consent forms and aftercare sheets
• Photos before and after, taken consistently
• Your own notes on how you felt

How it helps

A clear history helps any practitioner understand what you have had before, and helps you have informed conversations. You can also request a copy of your records from a clinic under Australian privacy law.

A private home for it

Aesthetic Passport by CNAesthetic Academy is a private, consumer-owned record of your aesthetic journey — AU$39 once-off, no subscription. It does not give medical advice; it keeps your information organised and in your hands.

An important note

This guide is general information only. It is not medical advice and does not replace a consultation with a qualified, registered health practitioner, who will assess whether any treatment is appropriate for you. Every person is different and no particular result can be promised. You can take time to decide, ask for written information, and say no at any point.