What is Phimetra's aesthetic simulation?

Phimetra provides an AI-assisted visual before/after simulation from a photo, to help visualize aesthetic options. It is a decision-support tool, not medical advice.

Does the simulation replace a consultation?

No. The simulation is indicative and is neither a diagnosis nor a guarantee of results. A consultation with a qualified healthcare professional remains necessary.

Are my photos protected?

Photos are used to generate the simulation. See the privacy policy for details on data processing and retention.

Can nurse injectors in Canada use Phimetra?

Yes. It runs in the browser with nothing to install and plans are billed in euros by card. Aesthetic nursing is regulated provincially: your college's standards on scope of practice, photos and consent still apply, and Phimetra does not change them.

Can nurse injectors in the UK use Phimetra?

Yes. UK GDPR applies to patient photos, so patients are told where their photo goes before consenting. Phimetra does not prescribe and does not replace the prescriber's face-to-face assessment for prescription-only treatments.

Is the simulation a promise of results?

No. It is an indicative projection to support the conversation. It is not a diagnosis, Phimetra is not a medical device, and the clinical decision stays yours.

Yes: 14 days on the Clinic plan. A card is required at sign-up and nothing is charged if you cancel before the trial ends.

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Nurse injectors · Canada & UK

Know what she wants before she sits down.

Phimetra lets your patients send a photo before the appointment. You get a facial analysis and an indicative before/after, and the consultation starts from her real expectations.

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What it does — and what it doesn't

Before the appointment

Send your patient an analysis link. She takes her photo at home after giving explicit, timestamped photo consent, and tells you what she wants.

Analysis + indicative before/after

You receive a facial analysis and an indicative simulation before she walks in, so the consultation starts from her real expectations.

Alongside your booking tool

Phimetra does not replace your booking or practice-management software and has no integration with it: you share the link through the channel you already use.

Nothing to install

Runs in the browser on desktop, tablet or phone. Interface in English; PDF reports carry your practice name.

Clear pricing

Clinic plan €149/month (billed in euros by card), 200 consultations a month, patient history and quote tracking. 14-day trial, cancel anytime.

Honest about data

Photos and results are stored in France; photos are deleted within 30 days at the latest. AI analysis runs through declared sub-processors in the United States. Tell your patients — the consent screen does.

Canada & UK · your questions

Can nurse injectors in Canada use Phimetra?: Yes. It runs in the browser with nothing to install and plans are billed in euros by card. Aesthetic nursing is regulated provincially: your college's standards on scope of practice, photos and consent still apply, and Phimetra does not change them.
Can nurse injectors in the UK use Phimetra?: Yes. UK GDPR applies to patient photos, so patients are told where their photo goes before consenting. Phimetra does not prescribe and does not replace the prescriber's face-to-face assessment for prescription-only treatments.
Is the simulation a promise of results?: No. It is an indicative projection to support the conversation. It is not a diagnosis, Phimetra is not a medical device, and the clinical decision stays yours.
Is there a trial?: Yes: 14 days on the Clinic plan. A card is required at sign-up and nothing is charged if you cancel before the trial ends.

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Clinic plan €149/month · 14-day trial · cancel anytime.

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Phimetra is an AI assistant for aesthetic professionals. It produces draft consultation support documents and indicative simulations · it does not provide a medical diagnosis, is not a medical device under EU Regulation 2017/745, and does not guarantee treatment outcomes. Final clinical decisions remain with a qualified, licensed professional.