Patch details in Weblogic logs

We applied weblogic patch HCE9 provided by Oracle, but we are not able to view the details in in the startup logs (usually patch details show up on the startup logs). Its not visible via the admin console also. Does anyone know why?

Thanks for replying .... We use Weblogic 9.2 MP3
Also, we used BSU utility fir applying the patch. We can see the patch from BSU tool, but its not written in the logs or neither is it showing up in Admin console

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