VEYLOFor aesthetic clinics
Patients arrive with specifics, not screenshots.
With Veylo, patients try chin, jawline, under-chin and cheek treatments on a 3D scan of their own face — and can send your clinic a private link before the consultation. It opens in any browser; no account needed.
What a patient can bring to the consultation.
A private link
An encrypted link to a case the patient created, which opens in any browser. The patient chooses what it includes.
Treatments explored, with amounts
For example “Chin: Filler 2 ml total” or an implant model and size — in ml, mm and units, as set in the app.
Approximate measurements
From the iPhone TrueDepth scan, such as jaw width, chin width and lower-face height — labelled as approximate (about ±2–3 mm).
Preferences, if added
Acceptable recovery time, approaches they are open to, previous lower-face treatments and a note — only if the patient chose to include them.
What your clinic sees. A clearly labelled visualization.
This is the layout of a shared case, shown with a synthetic, AI-generated sample face. Every case states that it is patient-created and not a proposed treatment.
Patient-created visualization
Chin — filler
This is not a proposed treatment. Created by the patient in Veylo from a phone scan. It shows an appearance visualization and does not predict healing, tissue response, complications or surgical outcome. It has not been reviewed or endorsed by a clinician.
Changes the patient explored
- Chin: Filler: 2 ml total
From the patient
- Recovery time: A few days
- Open to: Injections
Approximate measurements from the patient’s phone (TrueDepth, about ±2–3 mm)
- Chin width: 54.0 → 55.2 mm
- Lower face height: 82.0 → 83.2 mm
Note from the patient
Is 2 ml realistic for me, or would you suggest something else?
Why it can help the conversation.
A shared starting point
You can see what the patient has been looking at — which area, which treatment and how much — before or at the start of the consultation.
The same units you use
Millilitres, millimetres, units and implant sizes instead of vague sliders or filtered selfies.
Expectations in the open
If a patient has been picturing an amount outside the ranges seen in studies, the app has already told them so — and the conversation can start there.
Nothing to install
The link opens in any browser on any device. No account, no download, no integration with your systems.
Veylo is new and in public beta, so we don’t quote outcome statistics. We’d rather learn from clinics what is useful.
Patient-created, patient-controlled.
Created and shared by the patient
Veylo does not refer patients to clinics or recommend treatments. A case exists only because a patient chose to share it with you.
Labelled as a visualization
Every case says it is a patient-created appearance visualization, not a proposed treatment, and that it does not predict outcomes.
Expiry and revocation
The patient chooses whether a link expires after 7 or 30 days or stays until they remove access. Removing access deletes the shared images from our server.
No account for the clinic
You don’t sign up to open a case. Links are long, unguessable, excluded from search engines and not cached.
Encrypted and minimal
Shared images are stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM). The case contains only what the share screen listed — never the patient’s other scans, face model or contact details.
Not a medical device
Veylo does not diagnose or plan treatment. Clinical decisions stay with you.
Partner program coming
Interested in Veylo for your clinic?
We’re preparing a partner program for aesthetic clinics. Leave your details and we’ll get in touch — no commitment, no cost.
- Early access to clinic features as they are built
- A say in what a shared case should contain
- Materials explaining Veylo to your patients
Frequently asked questions
Does Veylo send patients to clinics?
No. Veylo does not recommend treatments or refer patients. A patient may choose to share a case with a clinic they already have in mind.
Do we need an account or software to open a case?
No. A shared case opens in any web browser from the link the patient sends you.
How accurate are the measurements?
They are approximate, from the iPhone TrueDepth camera (about ±2–3 mm), and every case says so. They are a starting point for discussion, not a clinical measurement.
Can a patient withdraw a case?
Yes. The patient can remove access at any time; the link stops working immediately and the shared images are deleted from our server. Links can also be set to expire after 7 or 30 days.
Is there a cost for clinics?
Opening shared cases is free. We will announce the details of the partner program to clinics that register interest.