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FOR · DERMATOLOGY

Medical and cosmetic, under one roof.

A dermatology practice that does both medical and cosmetic work is running two businesses on one calendar. The medical side has its own software stack, billing flow, and regulatory weight. The cosmetic side wants a modern loyalty channel that doesn't break the clinical tone. Loyalty Flow is built to sit on the cosmetic side without contaminating the medical side.

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01 — WHAT'S DIFFERENT ABOUT THIS VERTICAL

Why generic loyalty platforms miss it.

01
Clinical tone vs. consumer marketing

A dermatology practice can't run loyalty the way a retail-style med spa can. Punch-card aesthetics undermine the clinical trust patients are paying for. The platform has to feel premium and quiet, not loud and gamified.

02
EHR integration friction

Patient records live in an EHR (or two). Loyalty platforms that demand duplicate data entry or that fight the EHR for primary-record status get abandoned by clinical staff within weeks. The loyalty layer has to be additive, not territorial.

03
Medical vs. cosmetic patient routing

A patient seeing the same provider for a mole check and a Botox touch-up is one patient with two contexts. The loyalty program should engage the cosmetic context without surfacing in the medical one — and definitely without HIPAA gray areas.

02 — HOW LOYALTY FLOW FITS

Existing features, re-pointed at your problem.

BRAND & DESIGN
Quiet, editorial, premium

The default Loyalty Flow patient app is closer to a luxury aesthetics brand than a retail loyalty app. Serif headlines, restrained color, no gamification by default. Configure the App Builder to dial it further toward your clinical brand if you want.

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PATIENT SCOPING
Cosmetic-only member tagging

Tag patients as cosmetic, medical, or both. Loyalty messaging — drops, rewards, push — scopes to the cosmetic side only. The medical record stays in your EHR; the loyalty record stays in Loyalty Flow.

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DATA PORTABILITY
Stays additive to your EHR

Loyalty Flow doesn't claim to be the patient record of truth. We hold loyalty data — members, points, transactions tied to cosmetic visits. Your EHR holds the medical record. CSV exports and API access mean the two systems play nicely.

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PATIENT WEB + MOBILE
Skin-care product memberships

Many dermatology practices sell physician-grade product on subscription. The membership + web checkout flow handles recurring product memberships natively — gifting, pausing, restarting — on the same surface where members track points.

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POS TERMINAL
Charge cosmetic visits without touching the EHR

The POS handles cosmetic-side charging through Stripe or Payroc. Medical billing stays in your existing system. Patients get one receipt for cosmetic charges; medical charges flow your usual route.

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FOUNDING COHORT
Help shape the cosmetic-EHR boundary

Cohort members in this vertical help us define what stays in Loyalty Flow vs. what stays in the EHR. We don't want to be everything — we want to be the right layer.

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FOUNDING COHORT · DERMATOLOGY

We're building this with operators like you.

Dermatology is one of the hardest verticals to get loyalty right in, because the clinical and cosmetic sides have such different cultures. Our position is that Loyalty Flow should be the cosmetic-side platform that's additive to your EHR, not a replacement for it. We're looking for a dermatology practice in the founding cohort to help us draw that line cleanly.

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