About Follicare
Follicare automates after-care for clinics that perform procedures such as hair restoration, aesthetic medicine and laser treatments. Instead of printed sheets, patients receive interactive guidelines on their phone, a recovery timeline that turns recovery into a guided journey, a knowledge base of expert answers, and daily recovery photo tracking so issues are caught early and before and after galleries can be built.
Clinics can send follow-up surveys, create contracts that patients complete and sign in the app, apply custom branding and promote extra services, and each clinic gets a profile on a Follicare directory. The site argues this reduces manual admin work, avoidable support calls and unnecessary post-op visits while improving patient satisfaction.
Plans are monthly: Basic at 79 euros a month for up to 10 patients a month, 1 practice and 1 staff seat; Growth at 149 euros for up to 20 patients, 3 practices and 3 staff seats; and an All Inclusive plan at 229 euros with unlimited access and premium support. A demo can be booked, and a free try needs no credit card.
Key features
- Interactive patient guidelines on phones
- Guided recovery timeline
- Knowledge base for common questions
- Daily recovery photo tracking
- Follow-up surveys for patients
- In-app contracts with signatures
- Clinic directory profile and custom branding
Good fit for
- Following up with hair transplant patients after surgery
- Collecting recovery photos instead of phone calls
Follicare: questions and answers
- What is Follicare used for?
- Follicare is post-operative follow-up software for clinics, especially hair restoration and aesthetic medicine, with patient guidelines, recovery timelines, photo tracking and surveys. It is a good fit for following up with hair transplant patients after surgery and collecting recovery photos instead of phone calls.
- How much does Follicare cost?
- Paid plans for Follicare start at €79 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
- Is Follicare open source?
- No. Follicare is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Workflow Automation category, open-source options include NextGen Connect, Huginn and Activepieces.
- What are some alternatives to Follicare?
- Other SaaS products in the Workflow Automation category include ActRun AI, Aify and Albato.
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