EDITORIAL NOTES

From product claim to public source

How AestheticScope separates product descriptions, regulatory records and research.

Editorial guide · AestheticScope · 2026-09-08

Match the source to the question

We consult product pages and manuals for configuration, and regulatory records for market-specific indications. These sources answer different questions; neither should stand in for every field.

Attribute manufacturer claims

A manufacturer’s description is a useful starting point, but we do not label it independent verification. Current device overview sources are identified as manufacturer materials, and regulatory fields remain unset until separately checked.

Read research in context

When research is added, our records should include the population, comparator, endpoint, follow-up and disclosed interests. The existence of a paper alone is not support for every product claim or a guaranteed result.

Make corrections traceable

Each verified fact has a source and date. Corrections should identify the changed field and flow into related comparisons from the same data. A traceable record matters more than a confident sentence.