Map your services onto the body, price a session by what was actually treated, and open every appointment already knowing when that area was last done.
Start NowSelect treatment areas on a figure rather than typing them into a note, front and back
Price each session by the areas it covers, so a two-area visit is not billed like a six-area one
See per-area history at a glance, so course progress is a fact rather than a recollection
Body-area mapping, with visit codes derived from the areas on the record rather than copied at booking
Course and package tracking, so a client on a six-session course knows where they are
Consents scoped per treatment, captured on screen and produced as a PDF whenever asked
Laser is sold by area and delivered by area, so the record should be built that way too. Selecting areas on a figure prices the session, fills the treatment plan and lands in the client's history — in one action. That keeps the invoice and the record telling the same story.
A client on session four of six wants to know that, and so does whoever is treating them. Per-area history and package tracking mean the answer is on screen when you open the appointment, rather than counted back through old notes.
A signature on file is not consent for today's procedure. Agreements are scoped to the treatments they cover, so a new area or a new modality asks again. The record afterwards can say which document covered which visit.
By the areas actually treated. You select them on a figure at the start of the session, and the price follows that selection rather than a flat guess.
Yes. History is held per area, so opening an appointment shows when that area was last done and how far through a course the client is.
From the areas on the record, derived every time. Nothing is copied forward at booking, so a record and its codes cannot disagree.
Stylon sends booking confirmations and appointment reminders directly to your clients via WhatsApp. No manual follow-ups, no missed appointments.