Facial and body mapping for the treatments you actually deliver, units and photographs on the region, consents scoped per treatment, and packages tracked with their money.
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Map treatment to facial regions or body areas, with units recorded where they belong
Attach before and after photographs to the region, so a comparison is two images of one place
Sell packages and courses, and track what each client has used and still owes
Twenty-three facial regions and a full body map, each offering only what it clinically takes
Consent captured per treatment, so a new modality asks again rather than relying on an old signature
Multi-visit plans and packages with their money held on the plan itself
"Filler, cheeks, 2ml" in a note cannot be reviewed, compared or planned from. Recording it against the region — with units, photographs and the consent that covered it — makes a six-month review a thirty-second job instead of an afternoon.
Stylon runs in Hebrew and Arabic and the interface flips right-to-left. The facial and body maps do not, and their region names say "patient right". The viewer's left is the patient's right in every language, exactly as in the chair.
Selling six sessions as a block means tracking what the block cost, how much has been used and what remains. Holding that on the plan is the difference between answering a client at the desk and promising to check and call back.
Yes. Treatment is recorded against a facial region or a body area, with units where they apply. The record says where the work was done rather than describing it.
Yes, attached to the region and the treatment, so a comparison is two images of the same place rather than a search through an album.
No. A consent is scoped to the treatments it was signed for, so a new modality asks again and the record shows which document covered which visit.
Stylon sends booking confirmations and appointment reminders directly to your clients via WhatsApp. No manual follow-ups, no missed appointments.