Results, with
consent.
There are no before-and-after photos published yet, and that is a decision, not an oversight. Here is why, and what you can see in the meantime.
A photo of your mouth is your data.
A clinical photograph identifies the person and is part of their record. Publishing it requires written informed consent, specific to that use and revocable whenever the patient wants. That is asked case by case and it takes time; a generic authorisation signed on arrival does not cover it.
Written and specific consent
A verbal go-ahead or a blanket clause is not enough: the patient authorises that photo, for that use.
Revocable
If the patient changes their mind, the photo comes off the site.
No retouching of the result
A before-and-after photo that gets edited stops being evidence and becomes advertising.
In the meantime, this is verifiable.
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Patient reviews
Public rating on HuliHealth, where every review carries a verification seal: the platform confirms the reviewer attended the appointment.
What each procedure involves
What is done, how it is planned and what recovery looks like, explained procedure by procedure.
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Comparable cases, in consultation
At the assessment the doctor can show you cases comparable to yours, which is where that information belongs: next to your own diagnosis.
Want to know which treatment is right for you?
Book your consultation with Dr. Daniel Rodríguez.