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Using Visual and Narrative Methods to Achieve Fair Process in Clinical Care

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[Aesthetic procedures: client's perception regarding the information given for the decision making process].

Ana Maria Auricchio¹, Maria Cristina Komatsu Braga Massarollo

¹Centro Universitário São Camilo e Universidade Ibirapuera. anauri@yahoo.com.br

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Clients undergoing aesthetic procedures felt well-informed and empowered in their decision-making. The study highlights high client satisfaction with the information and choices provided during aesthetic consultations.

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Area of Science:

Medical Aesthetics
Patient Psychology
Healthcare Consumer Behavior

Context:

Assessing patient perceptions is crucial for improving healthcare services in aesthetic medicine.
Understanding client experiences in aesthetic clinics informs service quality and patient satisfaction.
This study focuses on the decision-making process for aesthetic procedures, a key area in patient care.

Purpose:

To evaluate client perceptions of information provided and freedom of choice in aesthetic procedure decision-making.
To analyze client satisfaction with the clarity of information and autonomy in selecting aesthetic treatments.
To investigate the relationship between perceived competence, information, and freedom in the context of aesthetic procedures.

Summary:

A study of 44 aesthetic procedure clients revealed high satisfaction with information clarity and choice.
Clients generally felt fully informed and free to select suitable aesthetic procedures.
Competence was rated higher than information clarity and freedom of choice by participants.

Impact:

Findings can guide aesthetic clinics in enhancing patient communication and informed consent processes.
Improved patient perception of information and choice can lead to greater satisfaction and trust in aesthetic services.
This research provides insights into optimizing the patient experience in aesthetic medicine settings.