Aesthetic Clinic Software
Aesthetic clinic software, narrowly defined
"Clinic software" usually means a suite: records, scheduling, e-prescribing, consents, payments, compliance. If that's what you're shopping for, there are established platforms built for it and we are not one of them.
We do one part, and we'd rather be clear about which.
The One Part
The one part.
The consultation. A client photographs their face and receives a structured skin assessment, a Beauty Score and a treatment pathway written in plain language, under your clinic's branding — nothing in the experience says MedSpa Blueprint.
Those assessments land in a dashboard, so the patterns across your client base become something you can look at rather than something you form an impression of.
Why It's Built This Way
Why it's built this way.
Michelle Vernon is a practicing master injector and founder, and still treats clients. The product assumes a real treatment room rather than an imagined one, which shows up in small decisions: the assessment is written to be read aloud, phrased as a conversation rather than a prescription, and designed to survive being screenshotted and shown to a partner — because that's what actually happens.
What It Does Not Do
What it does not do.
No records management, no scheduling, no e-prescribing, no consent forms, no payments, no compliance tooling. No integration with any of the suites that do — no API, no sync, no connector.
It produces a cosmetic skin assessment. It is not a medical device, it does not diagnose disease, it does not detect skin cancer, and it is not a substitute for examination by a qualified medical professional.
We don't publish a count of detectable concerns or an accuracy figure. We'll show you the actual output on an actual face instead.
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