AI Scribe for Dermatologists
Document skin exams, lesion descriptions, and cosmetic procedures in seconds. PatientNotes captures ABCDE criteria, dermoscopy findings, and generates precise morphological descriptions.
Documentation for Every Dermatology Visit
From routine skin checks to complex procedures, PatientNotes handles all dermatology documentation needs
Full Body Skin Exams
Comprehensive skin cancer screening with systematic documentation of all body regions and any suspicious lesions.
Lesion Evaluations
Detailed assessment of individual lesions with morphology, dermoscopy findings, and differential diagnosis.
Biopsy Procedures
Pre-procedure consent, procedure notes, specimen labeling, and pathology requisition documentation.
Acne & Rosacea
Grading severity, treatment plans, medication management, and isotretinoin iPLEDGE documentation.
Psoriasis & Eczema
BSA/PASI scoring, treatment response tracking, and biologic therapy documentation.
Cosmetic Procedures
Botox, fillers, lasers, and chemical peels with injection maps and consent documentation.
Dermatology-Specific Features
Built for the unique documentation needs of dermatology
ABCDE Melanoma Criteria
Automatic capture of Asymmetry, Border, Color, Diameter, and Evolution for suspicious lesions. AI prompts for missing criteria.
Morphology Terminology
Uses proper dermatologic terms: macule, papule, plaque, nodule, vesicle, pustule, etc. No generic descriptions.
Dermoscopy Integration
Document dermoscopic patterns, structures, and colors in standardized format for medical-legal documentation.
Body Location Mapping
Precise anatomical location documentation for lesions including laterality, specific body region, and measurements.
Photographic Reference
Note integration with clinical photography including photo IDs and comparison to prior images.
Biopsy Tracking
Track specimens from collection through pathology results with automated follow-up reminders.
Sample AI-Generated Dermatology Note
See how PatientNotes documents a suspicious lesion evaluation
SUBJECTIVE: 45-year-old female presents for evaluation of a changing mole on the left upper back. Patient reports the lesion has grown over the past 3 months and occasionally bleeds when scratched. No personal history of melanoma. Family history positive for melanoma in maternal aunt. OBJECTIVE: Full body skin exam performed. Lesion of concern - Left upper back: - 8mm x 6mm irregularly bordered pigmented lesion - Color: variegated brown with areas of black and gray - Asymmetric in shape and color distribution - Borders are irregular and ill-defined - Surface shows areas of regression (gray-white) - No ulceration currently Dermoscopy findings: - Atypical pigment network at periphery - Blue-white veil centrally - Irregular dots and globules - Regression structures present Remainder of skin exam: - Multiple seborrheic keratoses on trunk (documented) - No other concerning lesions identified ASSESSMENT: 1. Suspicious pigmented lesion, left upper back - concerning for melanoma given ABCDE criteria and dermoscopic findings 2. Multiple seborrheic keratoses, benign PLAN: 1. Excisional biopsy of left upper back lesion with 2mm margins recommended 2. Procedure risks/benefits discussed, consent obtained 3. Specimen to dermatopathology for evaluation 4. Follow-up in 1 week for suture removal and pathology review 5. Patient counseled on sun protection and skin self-examination
Intelligent ICD-10 Suggestions
PatientNotes suggests the codes most commonly used in dermatology
L82.1Seborrheic keratosisD22.9Melanocytic nevi, unspecifiedL57.0Actinic keratosisC44.91Basal cell carcinoma, unspecifiedL70.0Acne vulgarisL40.0Psoriasis vulgarisL30.9Dermatitis, unspecifiedB35.4Tinea corporisAI suggests relevant codes based on your documentation—review and select with one click.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can PatientNotes document complex lesion descriptions?
Yes. PatientNotes captures detailed lesion descriptions including size, shape, color, border characteristics, distribution, and arrangement. The AI uses proper dermatological terminology (papule, plaque, nodule, etc.) and can document ABCDE criteria for melanoma screening.
Does PatientNotes support dermoscopy findings?
Yes. PatientNotes can document dermoscopic features including pigment patterns, vascular patterns, and specific structures like globules, streaks, and blue-white veil. It generates structured dermoscopy reports that follow standard documentation practices.
How does PatientNotes handle cosmetic dermatology?
PatientNotes has specialized templates for cosmetic procedures including Botox, fillers, laser treatments, and chemical peels. Documentation includes injection sites with unit/volume tracking, before/after assessments, consent documentation, and post-procedure instructions.
Can I track biopsies and pathology results?
Yes. PatientNotes tracks specimens from collection through pathology results. You can document biopsy type, anatomical location, clinical indication, and link results when available. The system can prompt for follow-up when results are pending.
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