Guided capture
Follow a defined view sequence. Positioning guides and baseline ghosting help the team repeat framing between visits.
Photography is part of the clinical record. AYOOB Capture brings guided views, patient timelines, comparison and documentation into a deliberate workflow for aesthetic practices.
Explore the workflow with fictional patient data. A practice workspace requires account setup. Photography quality tools are non-diagnostic.
Move from a selected patient to a defined visit phase, a consistent set of views and a record that can be reviewed at the next appointment.
Follow a defined view sequence. Positioning guides and baseline ghosting help the team repeat framing between visits.
Keep source photography separate from aligned derivatives. Check whether each photo is saved, pending or still held in the current tab.
Review baseline, immediate post-treatment and follow-up photographs in the selected patient’s timeline.
Search the practice registry, review incomplete view sets and see the recorded clinical photography consent status before the next session.
Designed for modern practice phones, tablets and computers. When a clinic uses dedicated UV or polarized imaging hardware, those images can be imported into the workflow. These optical modalities require the appropriate capture equipment.
Select the patient and visit phase. Check identity and the scope of clinical photography consent.
Capture or import images, follow the framing guides and move directly to the next uncaptured view.
Check pending uploads, compare sessions and review the clinical note. A draft and a confirmed save are shown separately.
Explore the founding-practice pilot plans below. Request access to confirm availability, included features and onboarding for your practice.
1 provider · 1 location
Up to 5 users · 2 locations
Up to 15 users · multi-location
Explore the demo, then tell us about your practice and current photography workflow. A pilot enquiry starts a conversation about setup, access and the plan that fits your team.
The demonstration includes a fictional patient registry, guided photography, comparison and documentation workflows. Use sample data only. Demo photographs and drafts remain temporary and can be lost when the tab reloads. A signed-in practice workspace has separate setup and access requirements.
No. Capture and storage are separate steps. The workspace distinguishes images in the current tab, uploads in progress, failed saves and confirmed saves. Review the photo-session status before leaving the session.
Photography quality checks and alignment tools help standardize the record. They do not diagnose disease or select treatment. Clinical documentation drafts require practitioner review; identity and consent reminders do not replace the practice’s consent process.