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Aesthetic medicine · Medical record

Clinical record, consents, and images for aesthetic medicine

When a session is challenged, what matters is what you can prove: the informed consent in the version signed that day, the batch number, the photos, and a record that can’t be rewritten.

Half an hour on your procedures and with your cases. No commitment and no credit card.

Try it here. Click on the face where you would have treated: the point automatically snaps to the correct area.

Ritratto di riferimento (woman) su cui segnare le aree trattate

Treated areas

Areas appear here as you mark them.
Click on the face.

It’s the application component, not a drawing. In the record, each area becomes a coded BodySite: that’s how you can later search for «who I treated on the glabella».

Data stays in Europe

Servers in Italy. No medical records overseas.

The register can’t be altered

Every change enters a chain of hashes. Tampering with it breaks the chain, and it shows.

We’re launching

In pilot at a practice. Better to say it than display client logos we don’t have.

The document that holds up

How a consent is structured

01 · Medical history

Speak, and the record fills in

Dictation fills in the fields as you examine. Everything remains editable: it doesn’t sign anything for you.

Patient
Bertini Laura, 34 years old
Allergies
Lidocaine
Pregnancy
Excluded

02 · Areas

Where you injected, and how much

Points are marked on the facial map. Product, batch, and units remain linked to the session.

Treatment
Botulinum toxin type A
Sites
Glabella, forehead
Dose and batch
20 U · lotto C4821B

03 · Risks

The part that matters later

Risks, alternatives, and what happens if nothing is done. That’s what a downloaded form doesn’t have.

Risks
Bruising, transient ptosis, asymmetry
Alternatives
No treatment, filler, laser
Expected outcome
Attenuation, not disappearance. 4-6 months

04 · Signature

She signs, you sign, in the clinic

No one leaves with a form to bring back next time, because they’ll never return.

Patient
Signed at 09:47
Physician
Countersigned at 09:48
Document
PDF/A archived, 4 pages

05 · Seal

From here, every touch-up is visible

Every line carries the imprint of the previous one. Changing one breaks the chain, and anyone can notice.

Fingerprint
9f2c1a4e…08d7b3
Ring before
e71b04c9…ba2f10
Recorded
30/01/2026, 09:48:11
A doctor’s hands filling out a form by hand on a clipboard, with the patient’s hands resting on the table on the other side
Documentation that depends on tonight’s memory.

Why we exist

No one opens a practice to be a record-keeper

01

Records are transcribed in the evening

At eight o’clock, you retrace the day’s notes, but you can’t remember the dilution for two patients.

02

The consent is always the same

A one-size-fits-all form, signed in the waiting room. It doesn’t mention the risks of that specific treatment

03

Photos stay on your phone

Before and after photos in your camera roll, synced to an American service along with family photos

04

Then the letter arrives

Eight months later, you have to prove what you explained. You have a generic form and your memory

Who it’s for

An aesthetic medicine practice, not just any clinic

A solo practitioner or a team of up to five. If you’re mainly looking for cash flow and inventory management, we’re not the right fit: we’ll tell you upfront instead of after the third call

Close-up of an injectable treatment on the glabella: hands in blue gloves hold the syringe while the patient keeps their eyes closed.
Injectables
Laser treatment on the chin: operator and patient wear protective goggles, the handpiece rests on the gel.
Lasers and energy-based devices
Application of a product on the face with a brush during an in-office treatment.
Peels and biorevitalization

What it does

Six things about how a real aesthetic practice works

It’s not a management system with a healthcare module bolted on. It’s a clinical record built around the procedures you perform.

Consents

The right form for that treatment

A template for every procedure: botulinum toxin, filler, laser, peel. Each with the risks and alternatives for that specific procedure, not just “a treatment”

When asked, «Did they tell you?» the answer is a document that names that risk.

Sessions

Product, batch, site, unit

Areas are marked on the face and body map. Product and batch stay linked to the session, not to a sheet you have to track down

At the two-month follow-up, you know what was done, and the recall starts from there.

Injectable treatment on the chin performed with gloves, the patient lying down with eyes closed.
What goes into the medical record as you do it

Outcomes and complications

If something happens, there’s where to write it down

Bruising, nodule, vascular occlusion: twelve coded entries, with severity and outcome. Linked to the session that caused them, not a free-text note.

A consent form lists the risks; if one occurs and it’s not written anywhere, in a dispute you’re missing exactly half the proof.

Facial analysis

Before and after, side by side.

Two photographs from the same medical record, side by side at the same size, with a warning if the pose changed and the comparison isn’t valid. There’s also the face’s shape in 3D, to rotate together with the patient.

At the six-month follow-up, the comparison isn’t from memory: it’s your two shots, with the date below, and your written assessment alongside.

Doctor and patient seated in the clinic reviewing the screen together during a consultation.
The assessment refers back to every follow-up and remains documented.

Practice

Schedule, patients, follow-ups

Ordinary things done right: calendar, search by tax code, recall reminders. Without leaving the medical record

One place only. The schedule and the medical record stop being two separate programs.

Body treatment with an ultrasound handpiece on the abdomen, performed in-office.
Your practice’s day in a single calendar

Clinical photos

Before and after leaves your phone

Photos are taken in the app and remain encrypted, tied to the session and the patient. They don’t go to your camera roll, don’t end up in an automatic backup, and aren’t shared by mistake

A photo of a patient’s face is health data. Losing it is a breach that must be reported, not just an inconvenience

A woman seated in the treatment room looks at her reflection in a handheld mirror after an aesthetic procedure
Results are assessed through comparison, and comparisons must be properly preserved.

The seal

Una cartella si contesta dicendo che è stata riscritta

It’s the easiest argument a lawyer can use, and with a paper record or a Word file it works: no one can prove when that line was actually written

In Fibonacci, every write carries the digital fingerprint of the previous one. These fingerprints form a chain, and the database refuses to modify or delete already closed links. Changing a comma from six months ago means breaking all subsequent links, and the break is visible.

What matters: anyone can perform the check, not just us. The verifier is a public page, no registration required. It holds as evidence precisely because it works even against us.

The chain proves that a document hasn’t been altered after being written. It’s not a qualified electronic signature: that will come, and until it does, we won’t mention it anywhere.

CHAIN OF DIGITAL FINGERPRINTS · MEDICAL RECORD 4471

  1. Record opened09:31:04

    a41f…9c2e

  2. Medical history saved09:38:52

    e71b…ba2f

  3. Consent signed09:47:19

    9f2c…08d7

  4. Session recorded10:15:33

    3d80…41aa

Modifying the 09:38 link breaks the next three. The check detects it and shows which ones.

How to verify

We don’t ask you to take our word for it

A healthcare provider saying «we’re secure» is asking for an act of faith. These three things can be checked without talking to us.

The verifier is public

Anyone can upload a document and verify its fingerprint. Without an account, and even against us.

Verify a document

Contracts are read first

Data processing, sub-processors, security measures. Online, not behind a form

Read the documents

Let’s talk about what’s not here

Qualified signature and compliant archiving aren’t active, and they’re not in the price list.

What’s missing

Pricing

Three plans, no surprises

Pricing per practice, VAT excluded. Data migration and training included. You can cancel anytime, and your data leaves with you.

SOLO

129 €per month

 

One physician, one practice

  • Complete medical record, unlimited patients
  • Aesthetic consent forms catalog
  • Patient signature in-studio
  • Facial analysis and 3D mapping
  • Encrypted clinical photos
  • Access audit trail
  • Calendar and reminders
MOST CHOSEN

STUDIO

279 €per month

 

Up to five operators

  • Everything included in Solo
  • Dictated medical history during consultation
  • Shared calendar
  • Role-based permissions
  • Anomalous access alerts
  • Same-day support

CLINIC

549 €per month

 

Multiple locations or more than five operators

  • Everything included in Studio
  • Multiple locations, single calendar
  • Location-based permissions
  • Scheduled exports
  • Onboarding and migration contact

The tough questions

The ones you’d ask

If an answer seems evasive, let us know. We’ll rewrite it

All questions
I have ten years of patient records elsewhere. Do I lose them?

No. We import patient records and history from a file exported from your current system, and migration is included. If your provider doesn’t export anything, we’ll tell you before you sign.

If you shut down tomorrow, where do my data go?

They’re yours: you’re the data controller, we process data on your behalf. You can export everything whenever you want, in a format readable without us. It’s in the contract, not just a verbal promise.

How long does it take to learn?

You’ll complete a full initial consultation on the first day. Practice setup and initial training are included in the activation.

Do I need an internet connection? What if the line goes down?

Yes, you do. If it goes down, you can’t open a new medical record. That’s the trade-off of a service that stores data on our servers. In return: backups, encryption, and a broken laptop won’t cost you anything.

Are patient data used to train AI?

No, and it’s stated in contracts with model providers, which you’ll find on the sub-processors page.

Your question

The one we didn’t anticipate

If the answer isn’t in these pages, it’ll say so instead of making it up.

Artificial intelligence assistant: it answers by reading only the pages of this site and cites which it used. It gives no clinical guidance.

0/500

Or read the FAQs

The next step

Half an hour, and you’ll see if it works for you

This isn’t a sales call. We’ll show you the product using your own procedures, and we’ll also tell you where it’s not a good fit.

Two professionals seated with a client in a treatment room, next to the chair and the instrument cart
Who calls
A person who built the product, not a salesperson.
What you need
Knowing what procedures you perform and what management system you currently use.
What we don’t do
No persistent follow-ups. If you don’t reply, we won’t contact you again.

Where we work today Today we work with practices in Italy. If you practise elsewhere, write to us anyway: we will tell you when we can be there, instead of leaving you waiting.

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