Morphology and site are the whole exam
Size, color, border, distribution, and exact anatomic site have to be in the note or the biopsy and photo comparison are useless. Generic SOAP has one ‘skin’ line.
Dermatology
Lesion exams, acne and eczema follow-ups, and biopsy procedures — with morphology, site, and CPT 11102-level detail captured from the visit.
The problem
Size, color, border, distribution, and exact anatomic site have to be in the note or the biopsy and photo comparison are useless. Generic SOAP has one ‘skin’ line.
Tangential, punch, and excisional biopsies (11102, 11104, 11400-range) are easy to undercode when the note says only ‘bx taken’.
Atopic dermatitis and psoriasis letters need BSA, IGA, failed topicals, and duration. Writing that after a full clinic day delays therapy.
How Augustun fits
Lesion morphology, distribution, and site are pulled from the exam conversation and structured next to assessment (acne, AD, NMSC, nevus).
Biopsy technique, site, and after-visit wound instructions are drafted with the visit, not as a leftover procedure addendum.
L70.0, L20.9, C44.x and matching biopsy/destruction CPTs are proposed with rationale.
Acne and AD management notes, after-visit instructions, and dermatology medication prior-auth requests.
Outcomes
90sec
Typical review time per derm follow-up note
11102
Biopsy CPT suggested from documented technique
400+
EHRs via browser extension (ModMed, Epic, athena)
FAQ
Yes. Size, color, border, distribution, and anatomic site are structured from the exam conversation so biopsy and photo comparison have a real baseline.
Yes. Technique, site, and patient wound instructions are drafted with the visit note.
Yes. The browser extension pushes finished notes into ModMed, Epic, athena, and 400+ other systems.
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