Patient presents with facial swelling, also documented as facial edema, noted today.  Onset of swelling is described as [sudden/gradual] and began [duration] ago.  Location of swelling involves [specific area of face e.g., periorbital, unilateral right cheek, lips, generalized].  Patient reports [presence or absence] of pain associated with the swelling, described as [character of pain e.g., sharp, dull, throbbing, burning].  Associated symptoms include [list of symptoms e.g., itching, redness, warmth, rash, difficulty breathing, difficulty swallowing, hives, fever, changes in vision, numbness, tingling].  Medical history relevant to this presentation includes [list of medical conditions e.g., allergies, angioedema, cellulitis, heart failure, kidney disease, hypothyroidism, recent trauma, surgery, dental procedures, medication use].  Physical exam reveals [objective findings e.g., erythema, warmth, tenderness to palpation, induration, crepitus, lymphadenopathy].  Differential diagnosis includes allergic reaction, angioedema, cellulitis, infection, trauma, hypothyroidism, medication side effect, and other potential causes of facial edema.  Assessment suggests [leading suspected diagnosis].  Plan includes [diagnostic testing e.g., CBC, CMP, allergy testing, imaging studies] and treatment with [medications e.g., antihistamines, corticosteroids, antibiotics, diuretics] as indicated.  Patient education provided regarding [specific instructions e.g., monitoring symptoms, follow-up care, potential complications].  Patient will follow up in [timeframe] for reassessment.