Consultation Prep Reports: How to Share What You Like (and Don’t)

Quick answer: A prep report is a one-page summary of goals, liked concepts, disliked concepts, and open questions. It makes sharing easier and kinder. Use AI-generated visual concepts as illustrations, not as demands.

What a prep report includes

Start with two sentences about why you explored styles. Add your keep notes, then likes and dislikes with images if you have them.

End with questions. Reports that end only with demands feel harder to discuss.

Template you can copy

Keep formatting boring and clear. Fancy design is unnecessary.

If you print it, use large images and short captions.

Sharing etiquette

Ask how the clinic or professional prefers to receive files. Send only what they need.

Say out loud that the images are concepts from an educational visualization tool.

• Confirm sharing method
• Include the concept disclaimer
• Bring a backup copy to the visit

Where Nose Shape helps

Nose Shape can supply the visual concept images and help you refine captions. It does not create a medical report.

Real surgery can look different from any preview you attach.

How to use this in Nose Shape

Use Nose Shape saves to fill a one-page likes-and-dislikes report, then share it only with people who need it for a preference conversation.

Important safety note

Nose Shape provides cosmetic visualization and educational guidance only. AI results are visual concepts — not a diagnosis, surgical plan, or outcome guarantee. Real procedures can look different. Always discuss decisions with a qualified professional.

References & further reading

• Nose Shape AI Disclosure
• Nose Shape Privacy
• American Society of Plastic Surgeons — patient safety education