Medical collaboration
HPA Aesthetic Identity Governance™ adds a long-term plastic and aesthetic medical perspective on recognisability and natural expression to existing care. Clearly agreed responsibilities and focused handovers integrate this strategy into the athlete's care.
Aesthetic identity · Independent medical guidance led by a professorThe responsible team and sports doctors manage acute care, general sports medicine and return to play. HPA contributes the long-term aesthetic medical strategy. Relevant information is shared with appropriate permission and for the specific care purpose.
New skin changes or questions spanning specialties receive an additional specialist assessment where needed. Relevant findings are then incorporated into the personal strategy. External services and treatment costs are agreed separately.
Depending on the concern and local medical framework, the Lead Professor provides treatment or coordinates it. Responsibility for the indication, informed consent, procedure and aftercare is agreed personally with the relevant treating specialist.
Every handover records who takes on the concern, who makes medical decisions, what information is needed and who is responsible for aftercare. Taking over treatment is expressly agreed with the responsible specialist.