Every visit ends
with a plan
Provider-approved skincare, built from the products already on your shelf.
What changes
Your shelf becomes the plan
Every recommendation comes from stock you already carry.
One answer across the team
A new tech and your lead aesthetician say the same thing.
Written, not remembered
Order and frequency, sent to the client's phone.
Built in the appointment
Product education stops eating the end of every consult.
Provider signs off
Nothing reaches a client without approval.
Runs in a browser
No install, no integration, no training day.
Retail keeps clients coming back
American Med Spa Association data on how often clients return, by what they took home after the visit.
Client return rate by number of products purchased. American Med Spa Association.
Two ways in
Plans built from your inventory
Each visit becomes a written, provider-approved plan drawn from your treatment notes and your own shelf.
- Retail attached to appointments you already run
- Consistent recommendations across providers
- Plans clients follow and rebook against
- Browser-based, no new software
Why products win, not just that they sold
De-identified, biology-linked outcome data across brands. Signal reviews and panels cannot give you.
- Cohort insight briefs for R&D and marketing
- Formulation insight tied to real skin profiles
- SKU performance by skin type and microbiome
- Enterprise API
Common questions
Will clients feel sold to?
No. Plans read as provider-approved aftercare, which is why clients follow them, buy from your shelf, and rebook.
Do I have to switch product lines?
No. Cosnetix recommends from whatever you already stock, so the inventory you own starts working harder on day one.
Who stays in control?
Your providers. Nothing reaches a client without their sign-off, and every plan records who approved it.
What about client data?
Encrypted, de-identified before analysis, never sold, deletable on request. Your client list stays yours.
How long does onboarding take?
About a day. We load your inventory and your team builds plans on their next shift, with nothing to install.
Is the science real?
The multi-omic engine behind every plan is patent pending, and the reasoning behind every plan is visible to your provider before they approve it.