Analytics/Reporting

The quest for beauty and youthful appearance continues to evolve, and 2024 is no exception. With advancements in technology and a growing demand for non-invasive procedures, the aesthetic industry has introduced a plethora of innovative treatments that cater to a wide range of beauty goals. From skin rejuvenation to body contouring, these treatments promise to […]

In the world of aesthetic medicine, the use of neuromodulators such as Botox, Dysport, Nuceiva, and Xeomin has become increasingly prevalent. These toxins, derived from Botulinum toxin, are used to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, and other signs of aging, offering patients a non-surgical solution to enhance their appearance. However, the effectiveness of

In the ever-evolving world of aesthetic medicine, understanding the analytics of average amounts of filler used per treatment is not just a matter of curiosity but a critical aspect of ensuring patient safety, satisfaction, and the overall success of treatments. This article delves into why these analytics are vital for practitioners, patients, and the broader cosmetic industry.

Average Toxin and Filler Amounts The realm of cosmetic treatments has witnessed a remarkable surge in popularity, with fillers and toxin-based treatments like Botox becoming household names. However, amidst this growing trend, the importance of understanding the average treatment amounts for these procedures cannot be overstated. This knowledge is not only crucial for aesthetic outcomes

As healthcare professionals in the aesthetic medicine industry, tracking your conversion rates can be a crucial aspect of success. Conversion rates provide valuable insights into the effectiveness of your marketing strategies, and can help you to grow and optimize your practice. By analyzing conversion rates at various levels of granularity and identifying areas for improvement,

Conversion rates are one of the most important KPI (Key Performance Indicators) that aesthetic clinics should be tracking on a daily, weekly, monthly and yearly basis.  Ideally you should be able to track conversion rates per staff user/provider as well as per procedure.  It’s also important to be able to set goals to measure performance

Do you know how much toxin or filler is injected by each of your providers? Can you compare them side by side for any period of time instantly? How much revenue are your providers generating per area? These are all important questions that are almost impossible to generate with the software you are using today.

Your EMR should do more than just record your injectables treatments. It should help you identify areas for improvement and areas of existing strength upon which to build.  Set specific targets for you and your staff to hit and follow up with these on a regular basis.  Filter by date and by provider to compare

Have you ever wondered how much revenue you are generating per cosmetic area on the face for injectables? Are there providers in your clinic who are outliers and inject more or less than you want?  Dig deeper into your data and compare providers to make sure they are optimizing their injectable treatments and maximizing revenue