Charting and records
Chart the treatment while it's fresh, keep clean records.
Record electrolysis and laser sessions at the point of care, machine settings, structured probe and lot, treatment areas, and observations, and keep print-ready procedure records for your files and inspections.
Session record
Jordan L. · Tue
- Area
- Upper lip · midline
- Mode
- Blend · 27 MHz · Energy 3
- Probe
- F3 · Lot L-204
- Minutes
- 18
- Tolerance
- Tolerated well
- For next visit
- Increase spacing
What it captures
The detail an electrolysis record needs.
Point-of-care charting
Chart electrolysis and laser sessions on one page, mode (thermolysis, blend, galvanic), Apilus modality, energy, machine frequency, and per-pass readings.
Structured probe and lot
Select a validated probe by brand, material, and size, and record the probe lot number from a searchable active-lot picker drawn from your sterile-item records. Manual entry is always available.
Areas, laterality, and minutes
Record several treatment areas under one machine-settings block, each with its own laterality, plus minutes performed per area for treatment-time tracking.
Observations and response
Tag what you saw with quick observation chips, and capture how each area was tolerated and any reaction, as structured, factual records alongside free-text notes.
Procedure records and print views
Generate per-client procedure records from charted sessions, filterable by client and date, and open clean, print-friendly views for inspections.
Traceability and logs
Trace a probe lot to the areas that recorded it, and keep sterile-item and disinfectant logs with lot numbers, expiry, and replace-by dates, with an append-only edit history.
Records you can stand behind
Structured now, useful later.
Because charting is structured, not a free-text blob, the record you make today becomes the treatment memory you rely on next time, the procedure record you print for an inspection, and part of the full studio history you can export any time.
Hone supports record-keeping workflows; studios remain responsible for meeting their local public-health requirements.
Keep exploring
Where the record goes.
See charting on a real session.
We'll walk through charting a session and pulling a procedure record, and reply within one business day.