Dermatology

Document response.
Drive adherence.
Prove the outcome.

Sknpad gives dermatology clinics standardized progress photography, regimen-adherence tracking, and automated recall — so acne, eczema, and pigment plans actually get followed through.

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Dermatology is evidence-based medicine. But the clinical evidence — the before photos, the lesion counts, the patient's actual regimen compliance — is scattered across paper charts, personal phones, and unreliable self-report. The gap between what you prescribe and what patients actually do is costing outcomes.

1
Adherence is invisible

You prescribe a retinoid program and find out at the 12-week appointment that the patient stopped at week 3. There's no system surfacing non-adherence between visits.

2
Progress photography is inconsistent

Comparing an iPhone photo from 8 months ago to one taken today in different lighting tells you nothing. Without standardization, you're comparing noise to noise.

3
Patients fall out of treatment

Acne programs, pigment protocols, eczema management — all require months of follow-through. Without a recall and check-in system, patients ghost before outcomes are reached.

What Sknpad does for dermatology

Standardized Clinical Photography

Angle, lighting, and timing guidance for every visit. Frontal, lateral, and 45 degree views stored chronologically — comparable session to session.

Fitzpatrick Type & Allergy Log

Skin type, known sensitivities, current Rx documented at intake and flagged in every treatment recommendation.

Regimen Adherence Tracking

Patients tick off AM/PM regimen daily in the portal. Compliance rate visible to the provider before the next appointment.

Condition Scoring

Acne lesion counts, pigment indices, eczema IGA scores tracked visit-to-visit and displayed as trend lines.

Automated Recall & Check-Ins

6-week and 12-week check-in prompts fire automatically. Non-responders flagged for front-desk outreach.

Outcome Documentation

End-of-program before/after comparisons exported for clinical records, insurance documentation, and patient motivation.

The Sknpad journey for a dermatology client.

1
Baseline Assessment & Diagnosis
Diagnosis, Fitzpatrick type, current medications, and known sensitivities are captured at the first visit. Standardized clinical photos are taken before any topicals or in-office treatment begin.
2
Photography & Fitzpatrick Typing
Frontal, 45-degree, and lateral photos are taken under consistent conditions with angle and distance guidance. Skin type classification is stored and referenced for every subsequent treatment decision.
3
Prescribe & Assign Regimen
Topicals, orals, and any in-office procedures are logged in the treatment record. The patient's AM and PM regimen is assigned directly to their portal for daily tracking.
4
Week-3 Adherence Check
An automated check-in fires at week 3 to surface early dropout before it becomes a missed outcome. Non-adherent patients are flagged for provider review before the next scheduled visit.
5
6-Week Progress Review
A photo request and condition-scoring prompt go out at the 6-week mark. Lesion counts, pigment scores, or IGA readings are compared to baseline and stored as a trend data point.
6
12-Week Outcome Assessment
Full before/after comparison is generated at the 12-week mark with all condition scores displayed as trend lines. Outcomes are documented for clinical records, insurance, and patient motivation.
7
Maintenance & Recall
Completed patients move into a maintenance recall cadence. Sknpad surfaces overdue patients automatically so no one falls out of long-term management.
45%
Non-adherence rate
Average across topical acne programs without structured follow-up
12 weeks
Minimum for visible outcome
Which requires structured weekly check-ins to sustain
6x
More likely to complete treatment
When patients receive weekly adherence check-ins

Fits your workflow. Runs itself after.

Sknpad fits into the dermatology workflow without adding clinical overhead — intake takes 4 minutes, and everything from adherence tracking to recall runs automatically between appointments.

Baseline photos taken at intake before any treatment starts
Regimen assigned in the portal at the end of the first visit
Adherence data visible to the provider before every follow-up
Condition scores compared automatically at 6 and 12 weeks
Non-responders and dropouts flagged without manual chart review
Outcome reports exportable as PDF for insurance and records
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Common questions

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Treatment response documentation used to mean hunting through EMR notes. Now the photo record is right there, timestamped and scored. It changed how I counsel long-term acne patients.

Dr. Megan Clarke, MD
Dermatologist · Seattle

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