Aesthetic EMR

The aesthetic EMR that charts in the treatment room

Charting, consents, photos, prescriptions and labs on the same patient record your team books, charges and follows up from. Built for injectables, lasers, body and wellness programs, not adapted from a hospital system.

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The treatment, the image, and the note stay together.

What the chart holds

The clinical record for an aesthetic visit: the note, the image, the consent, the product used and the prescription, on one patient.

Charting built for aesthetics

Mark injection sites and treatment areas directly on the image, start from smart note templates, and find any past note with full-text search.

Charting

Product used, recorded on the visit

Consumables are recorded per service during the appointment, and injectables are tracked to the unit and tied to the visit where they were used.

Inventory

Consent that stays with the chart

Build your own intake forms and consents. Patients complete and sign them before the visit, and the signed copy is stored on the chart.

Digital intake

Photos on the record, not a phone

Before-and-after photos sit side by side in a tagged, searchable archive, with consent tracked for every use.

Media Archive

Prescriptions, labs and video visits

E-prescribe to US pharmacies from the chart, order labs and receive results in the chart, and run video consults for weight-loss and wellness programs.

eRx

A first draft of the note

Live or uploaded visit audio becomes a structured chart draft. The provider reviews and signs; nothing is filed on its own.

AI note transcription

Programs tracked over time

Flowsheets track vitals and treatment values across visits, and order sets turn a standard protocol into one click.

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Access and records you control

Custom roles decide who sees clinical and financial information, custom medical-history fields fit your intake, and charts export when you need them.

Platform

One record, not an EMR plus three other tools

Prospyr is an operating platform, purpose-built for aesthetics—booking, charting, payments, marketing, and follow-up run in one system, with the medical record and Prospyr AI working from the same live practice context.

  • Rebooking reads the chart

    Treatment-specific reminders, like a tox touch-up around 90 days, go out automatically from what was charted.

  • Campaigns without an export

    SMS and email campaigns are built from treatment history and appointment status already in the record.

  • Checkout knows the visit

    Memberships, packages and stock update against the same patient and the same appointment the provider charted.

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Moving your charts

We move your data ourselves — photos, charts, and history — and we do not leave until it is right.

Some things don't come over cleanly from every system. We tell you exactly what before you commit, not after you find out.

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When Prospyr isn’t the right fit

  • Practices where insurance billing is a large share of the work

    Insurance billing is on Prospyr's roadmap but is not available today. Prospyr supports your aesthetic practice's clinical and business workflows now. If you bill payers, keep a separate claims solution in place and discuss your requirements with our team before switching.

Comparing aesthetic EMRs?

Our guide to the best EMRs for med spas and aesthetic practices compares the main options side by side, including where another system is the better fit. For a closer look at one, start here. Handling patient records? See our BAA guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is an aesthetic EMR?

An electronic medical record built around aesthetic treatments: injectables, lasers, body contouring, skin and wellness programs. Beyond the clinical note, it has to handle treatment photos, consent for each procedure, product used per visit, and the follow-up schedule those treatments need.

Is Prospyr an EMR or a CRM?

Both, on one patient record. The chart, the lead pipeline, booking, payments and messaging read from the same record, so your team isn't copying information between an EMR and a separate marketing or booking system.

Does Prospyr handle insurance billing?

Insurance billing is on Prospyr's roadmap but is not available today. Prospyr supports your aesthetic practice's clinical and business workflows now. If you bill payers, keep a separate claims solution in place and discuss your requirements with our team before switching.

Can we bring our charts and photos from our current EMR?

We move your data ourselves — photos, charts, and history — and we do not leave until it is right. Some things don't come over cleanly from every system. We tell you exactly what before you commit, not after you find out.

Is Prospyr HIPAA compliant, and will you sign a BAA?

Yes. Prospyr is HIPAA compliant and offers a business associate agreement (BAA); ask for it as part of your onboarding review. Security documentation is at trust.prospyrmed.com, and our BAA guide covers what to check across your connected services.

Does Prospyr work for plastic surgery practices?

Yes. Plastic surgery practices run consults, surgery scheduling, pre-op and post-op photos and consents, and recovery follow-up in Prospyr, alongside the injectable and laser side of the practice on the same patient record. The one case where Prospyr is not the right fit today is a practice that depends heavily on insurance billing.

Can providers chart on an iPad?

Yes. The Prospyr iOS app runs on iPhone and iPad with the patient chart available, so providers can chart and capture photos in the treatment room.

See your charting workflow in a live demo on a fictional patient, start to finish