A facial map that records what went where and how much, before and after photographs on the region itself, and a consent captured for each treatment.
Start NowRecord treatment per facial region across twenty-three named areas, with units
Attach before and after photographs to the region, so a comparison is two images of one place
Capture consent per treatment, so a later procedure asks again rather than relying on an old signature
A facial map that offers only what each region clinically takes, so the record cannot describe an impossible treatment
Symmetric treatment as one action, because aesthetic work is usually bilateral
Treatment plans across visits, with what the course costs and what has been paid
Stylon runs in Hebrew and Arabic and the interface flips right-to-left. The facial map does not, and its region names say "patient right" rather than "right". The viewer's left is the patient's right in every language, exactly as it is in the chair.
A before-and-after comparison should be two images of the same place, not a scroll through an album taken on different days. Attaching them to the region and the treatment is what makes a six-month review a thirty-second job.
Recording units per region rather than per appointment means you can see forty units spread across five regions rather than one total with no detail. That is the difference between a record you can review and a number you have to trust.
Yes. Units belong to the region, and the session totals them by treatment type. You can see forty units spread across five regions rather than one number with no detail.
No. The interface flips right-to-left, the map does not. The viewer's left is the patient's right in every language, exactly as it is in the chair.
Yes. Any paired region offers 'treat the other side too', because aesthetic work is usually bilateral.
Stylon sends booking confirmations and appointment reminders directly to your clients via WhatsApp. No manual follow-ups, no missed appointments.