Clinical Data Access Portal
Zenita Skin maintains strict patient autonomy over clinical evaluation records, diagnostic photographs, and advertising telemetry logs. Submit a verified request below to inspect, rectify, or purge your records.
We fulfill every verified data subject access request within thirty days from receipt without administrative fee.
Zenita Skin collects and stores clinical records necessary to safely execute cosmetic cosmetology procedures, skin evaluations, chemical peel concentrations, and neurotoxin unit administrations. When you submit a request under this policy, our compliance team reviews every repository maintained under the clinical supervision of Irina Petrova.
Our information boundaries encompass five explicit data categories:
- Diagnostic and Consultation Files: Digital sebum analysis, barrier hydration readings, skin erythema scores, baseline dermoscopic imagery, and personalized treatment plans created during your initial $50–$100 skin consultation.
- Procedure History Logs: Batch lot numbers, active volumes, chemical percentages for glycolic or TCA peels ($175–$450 per procedure), and exact anatomical unit delivery charts for Botox treatments ($12–$15 per unit).
- Direct Formulation Records: Prescriptive at-home support regimens including active retinoid concentrations, antioxidant powder blends, and nutraceutical softgel regimens ($45–$85 per package).
- Communication Logs: Appointment correspondence, telephone intake transcripts with our clinic desk at +1 (464) 595-9201, and direct inquiries submitted to office@zenitaskin.click.
- Advertising & Telemetry Identifiers: Marketing session identifiers recorded during paid traffic visits originating from Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising, or Meta Ads.
Every client possesses four independent legal entitlements governing their clinical, diagnostic, and commercial records.
Zenita Skin operates with total procedural clarity. Whether you received a single $195 Hydrafacial or completed a six-month course of targeted facial peels, you have the right to request:
- Right of Full Access: A portable electronic summary (JSON or PDF) containing all personal identifying data, intake questionnaires, clinical photographs, and appointment billing logs.
- Right to Rectification: Immediate correction of inaccurate contact telephone numbers, residential delivery addresses for home-care cosmeceuticals, emergency contacts, or documented cosmetic allergy histories.
- Right to Erasure (Right to be Forgotten): Complete deletion of commercial marketing profiles, chat transcripts, and web identifiers, subject strictly to mandatory medical and pharmacological retention statutes.
- Right to Restrict Processing: Suspension of promotional notifications, follow-up recalls, and advertising cohort mapping while retaining your core clinical chart in an inactive vault.
We never charge an access fee to locate, package, or securely transmit your verified clinical files.
Complete the intake fields below. Each submission generates an internal audit receipt, timestamps the request, and flags the file for Irina Petrova's compliance audit team.
We require two independent matching identifiers before releasing clinical diagnostic charts or injection dosing logs.
Because clinical skin records contain private medical contraindications, photographs of facial erythema, and precise neurotoxin injection sites, we do not fulfill requests submitted through unauthenticated channels.
Our compliance protocol demands two of the following matching factors:
- Confirmation email dispatched to the verified electronic address recorded during initial consultation intake.
- One-time cryptographic pass-code delivered via SMS to the mobile telephone on file (+1 area code).
- Government photo identification matching full legal name and billing street address for physical record collection at 308 Brazos Street.
- Direct telephone validation with our clinic office at +1 (464) 595-9201.
State medical regulations mandate retaining invasive procedure logs and neurotoxin batch records for seven years.
The right to erasure is not unconditional. Under the laws of the State of Texas and Florida professional cosmetological oversight boards, Zenita Skin is legally obligated to preserve:
| Record Type | Statutory Retention Basis | Erasure Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
| Botox Neurotoxin Batch & Unit Logs | Texas Medical Board & FDA biological safety tracking rules | Exempt from erasure (7-year hold) |
| Chemical Peel Neutralization Notes | Professional liability & adverse burn response documentation | Exempt from erasure (7-year hold) |
| Signed Treatment Consent Forms | Florida corporate practice legal defence archive | Exempt from erasure (7-year hold) |
| Pre-procedure Diagnostic Photographs | Clinical diagnostic baseline tracking | Eligible for anonymization after 3 years |
| Marketing Ad Telemetry & Cookies | Consent Mode v2 visitor analytics | Immediate complete erasure upon request |
Where a complete purge cannot be executed due to statutory requirements, your clinical chart is segregated from active operational scheduling and restricted exclusively to regulatory audit defense.
Zenita Skin actively runs paid patient acquisition across Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising, and Meta Ads.
Our web properties capture specific query parameters from paid visitors: gclid from Google Ads, msclkid from Microsoft Advertising, and fbclid from Meta Ads. Under Google Consent Mode v2, storage keys including ad_storage, ad_user_data, ad_personalization, and analytics_storage remain set to denied until you grant explicit consent via our banner.
You may revoke advertising identifiers at any time by triggering the cookie controls in the footer or selecting "Right to Erasure: Purge marketing identifiers" in the form above. Review the Microsoft Privacy Statement for additional details regarding Microsoft Advertising telemetry processing.
Direct inquiries regarding ad data governance can also be forwarded to:
Data Protection Coordinator
Zenita Skin Clinic
308 Brazos Street, Austin, Texas 78701
Telephone: +1 (464) 595-9201
Email: office@zenitaskin.click