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Consultation enablement

A visual consultation aid that keeps provider judgment in charge

Eva helps patients express a visual preference and helps providers present a clearly labeled simulation without turning software into a clinical decision-maker.

  • Visual preference before the treatment plan
  • Provider-led review and presentation
  • Simulation language carried through the workflow

Quick answer

AI aesthetic consultation software can help a patient and provider discuss a treatment goal using an illustrative image generated from the patient's own photo. Eva supports that communication while leaving candidacy, medical advice, treatment planning, and outcome expectations to the licensed provider.

Where it fits

Give a visual idea a responsible path into consultation

The image is a conversation aid. The provider remains responsible for assessment, options, risk, and the real treatment plan.

  1. 01

    Pre-consult context

    Capture the person's selected area, preference intensity, and stated goal before staff follow-up.

  2. 02

    In-room discussion

    Use a simulation as a visual aid the provider can refine, contextualize, or reject during assessment.

  3. 03

    Presentation handoff

    Create a structured case presentation without presenting the generated image as a guaranteed outcome.

Product boundary

Visualization, routing, and review—with provider judgment in charge

I

Public capture

The public route combines permission, photo capture, generation, lead details, and consultation request.

II

Provider workflow

The planner supports bounded cases, captures, plans, simulations, and presentations for staff use.

III

Truthful boundary

Visible copy distinguishes an illustrative simulation from diagnosis, candidacy, clinical prediction, and medical advice.

Workflow

From interest to a provider-led next step

A bounded path keeps the illustrative image distinct from a clinical recommendation.

  1. I

    Visualize

    Create the bounded illustrative image from a supported source photo.

  2. II

    Discuss

    Compare the person's preference with provider assessment, anatomy, options, and realistic limitations.

  3. III

    Document next steps

    Use the consultation workflow to record interest and next actions without treating the preview as consent to treatment.

Questions

What practices should know before launch

For the complete public-flow terms, read Eva’s Photo & AI Notice.

Does Eva replace the provider consultation?

No. Eva gives the patient and provider a visual starting point. The simulation is not a diagnosis, candidacy decision, treatment plan, or promised result, and a licensed provider remains responsible for assessment and recommendations.

Can the experience match a practice brand?

Yes. The hosted practice experience can be configured per location with the practice name, logo, approved palette, enabled treatment list, lead routing, and booking handoff.

How are photos handled?

The public flow requires the displayed photo-and-consultation permission before capture, keeps promotional contact separate and optional, does not authorize model training, and supports deletion requests. Exact roles and agreements still need practice-specific review.

See the workflow

Evaluate the preview as part of a real consultation path.

See capture, permission, generation, staff routing, and the consultation handoff together.