Journal of Asia Pacific Aesthetic Sciences

Abstract: The aesthetic patient is different from medical patients in many ways. From patient history taking, assessment and treatment method depends on several factors. Initially, USBC (Ungku Shahrin Beauty Concept) explained how we could assess aesthetic patient structurally. Moving forward, USATA (Ungku Shahrin Aesthetic Treatment Algorithm) will enlighten medical aesthetic practitioners on how to treat aesthetic patients in a well-organized manner. With varieties of treatment modalities offered in this field, it is paramount for medical aesthetic practitioners to choose the right treatment for suitable patients and use the right devices. Among factors need to be considered, such as skin type, psychological motivation, financial support, regulation issues, etc. This article will give an overview of the aesthetic patient treatment algorithm, especially for Malaysian medical aesthetic practitioners.