Back

The new standard for consistent before-and-after photos

Swiss precision for your photo documentation, on iPhone and iPad, in minutes.

Why switch?→

Supported by & Featured in

ETH Zürich Start-up
Innosuisse Coaching
Microsoft
Venture Kick
IMCAS
Paris 2026

evooia turns iPhone and iPad into a standardised photo system

Guided capture on iPhone and iPad, with automatic alignment and instant export.

Expensive camera gear and still no truly comparable before/after photos?

Even with a professional camera, the issue usually isn't the hardware. It's the workflow: missing standards, too much manual work, and no automatic sync

Expensive photo equipment
No comparability: Each photo is taken differently (lighting, distance, angle).
Too much effort: Export, sorting, and post-processing take time.
No standard workflow: Before/after without clear steps and guidelines.
Data privacy unclear: Storage and access are often manual or poorly managed.
evooia
Consistent photos: Guided capture keeps lighting controlled and distance and angle consistent.
Automated workflow: One click and everything is export-ready.
Scalable process: set up once, then use it across teams and locations.
Built-in data privacy: secure Swiss hosting, built for GDPR and Swiss FADP compliance.
evooia dashboard
evooia mobile app
evooiaOne application. Connected workflow. Instantly comparable.

What evooia solves for your practice

Real impact across documentation, patient communication, and daily workflow.

No photo studio needed. Capture directly on iPhone or iPad, with real-time guidance for angle and distance.

Every photo is automatically aligned so before-and-after images are directly comparable.

Patients photograph their progress from home, with the same standardisation as in the clinic.

Less manual processing, more consistency and quality.

Enterprise-grade security with Swiss hosting.

Uniform protocols for all locations. Configure once, document consistently everywhere.

Frequently asked questions

Why do before-and-after photos often fail clinical scrutiny?+
Most before-and-after photos are taken under uncontrolled conditions with varying lighting, distance, angle, or framing between sessions, producing images that look inconsistent even when the clinical outcome is excellent. evooia addresses this by automatically standardising the key capture variables on every shot, so the photography accurately reflects the result.
How does evooia compare to dedicated clinical photography systems?+
Dedicated clinical photography systems, including studio rigs, fixed DSLR setups, and high-end 3D imaging units like Canfield or QuantifiCare, achieve standardisation through expensive hardware and a purpose-built photo room. evooia delivers the standardisation without the costly equipment.
Can evooia replace our clinic's dedicated photo room?+
Yes. Because standardisation is built into the app, not the room, any consultation space becomes a valid capture environment. evooia removes the dependency on a single photo room and the capacity bottleneck that comes with it.
Is evooia used by plastic surgeons and laser specialists?+
Yes. Plastic surgeons, laser specialists, dermatologists, and medical aesthetics practitioners use evooia for standardised before-and-after documentation. Visual guidance and automatic alignment keep every follow-up photo directly comparable, particularly valuable for documenting subtle changes across laser sessions, injectable treatments, or post-surgical healing.
Why isn't aligning two photos afterwards enough?+
Because alignment software can rotate, scale and shift an image, but it cannot recover what the camera never captured: a different angle, a changed distance that alters facial proportions, or another expression. Comparability is decided at capture. evooia guides each follow-up against the baseline while it is taken, then aligns the saved pair automatically.

Curious how the capture works?

In a 20-minute live demo, experience guided capture on iPhone and see how every angle is standardised automatically.

And grab our free Before & After Photo Documentation Guide:

Before & After Photos for Aesthetic Medicine | evooia