Interest without continuity
An inquiry should retain its original context when it moves from the website or phone to a consultation coordinator.
med spa automation
SOORVO scopes AI reception, consultation coordination, and administrative follow-up for med spas. Connect interest to a documented next step while treatment suitability and patient care stay with your clinical team.
The operating reality
A question about a treatment, a request for a consultation, and a concern after a procedure require different responses. Treating all three as booking opportunities obscures the clinical handoff.
We separate the administrative journey from clinical assessment. Your team defines which information reception can provide, when a consultation can be offered, and which messages need immediate human attention.
An inquiry should retain its original context when it moves from the website or phone to a consultation coordinator.
Treatment interest must not be interpreted as clinical eligibility or a guaranteed appointment for a procedure.
A post-treatment concern needs its own clinical route and must stop routine sales follow-up.
Example setup
The example keeps scheduling and approved administrative intake moving while clinical suitability and treatment decisions remain with licensed providers.
A concrete configuration to picture — not a claim that every account exposes the same integration options.
01 / Request
A prospective or returning patient asks about scheduling, an appointment change or an approved administrative step.
02 / SOORVO
Capture non-clinical intake, follow the practice’s approved scheduling path and route treatment or suitability questions to staff.
03 / Aesthetic Record
Use the Aesthetic Record connection available to the practice for the permitted scheduling, patient or administrative workflow.
04 / Human ownership
Practice staff and licensed providers retain clinical screening, treatment selection, consent, prescribing and exceptions.
Illustrative configuration. Aesthetic Record is shown as a recognizable example, not as a SOORVO partner or a fixed stack. Exact automation depends on the vendor capabilities, account tier, permissions and integration access available to the customer.
Want to see this mapped against the tools and handoffs you already use?
Discuss your systemsFits the tools you already use
The data a coordinator needs and the data a clinician needs are not automatically the same. We define that separation before selecting integrations.
Our approach to technology & integrationsService interest, source message, contact preference, and coordinator ownership.
Before connectingMinimal intake fields, approved descriptions, and separation of health information from marketing tools.
Permitted appointment types, provider availability, and confirmed status.
Before connectingConsultation versus procedure rules, cancellation updates, and staff control over exceptions.
Approved intake channels and the clinical handoff.
Before connectingAuthorized access, vendor suitability, escalation delivery, and the practice’s fallback instructions.
Build the boundary, too
Decide who can approve, change or override an action before the workflow goes live.
FDA guidance treats dermal-filler injection as a medical procedure and recommends a trained, licensed healthcare provider. A scheduling workflow must not decide treatment suitability.
Clinical questions and reported concerns go through practice-approved instructions. AI does not invent aftercare, contraindication advice, or reassurance.
Service descriptions, patient information, communication permissions, and vendor arrangements require practice review. Automation is not a compliance certification.
How SOORVO approaches the build
The useful starting point is a consultation process your clinical and front-desk teams can both explain.
Implementation, management & usageSeparate factual administrative answers, consultation information, and questions that require clinical review.
Name the owner for new interest, existing appointments, and post-treatment concerns, including after-hours handling.
Use synthetic messages to test ambiguous questions, failed transfers, appointment changes, and an immediate stop to promotional follow-up.
Before you scope a project
The proposed med spa receptionist workflow would stop the sales follow-up and route the message through the practice’s approved clinical handoff. Consultation intake can collect permitted administrative details and coordinate scheduling, but it does not decide treatment suitability. An unanswered handoff needs a visible owner and fallback rather than another promotional reminder.
No. It can share your approved administrative information and arrange the next step. Suitability, product choice, risks, and treatment recommendations belong to your clinical team.
We assess its appointment types, access, and integration support first. The workflow may coordinate a staff booking if direct scheduling cannot be implemented reliably.
The proposed scope separates those paths. A care concern is routed through your clinical instructions and does not continue through a routine promotional sequence.
FDA identifies filler injection as a medical procedure and discusses trained providers and clinical handling of complications; these support the human-review boundary.
Start with the work
Bring the request, the tools it touches and the decision your team needs to keep.