One photo, and your client sees each of your treatments on their own face. They adjust it, they believe it, they ask for the appointment.
Every pixel we touched turns pink. Hair, clothes and background never do.
The camera guides them into frame and takes the shot itself. If a hat or bad light would spoil the result, they're told before the photo, not after.
While they type a name and email, the preview is being made. Nobody watches a loading bar, and you get the lead.
Each treatment on your menu has its own switch and a subtle-to-dramatic slider. Every change shows instantly.
They pick a time that suits them. Your team receives the request with the plan they built.
Image AI on its own repaints more than you asked for. We measured what it did to our test faces, then built the preview so it can't. Switch on Show what changed above to check our work.
| Image AI on its own | What Aftersight shows | |
|---|---|---|
| Outside the treated area | 5–6%of the photo changed: hair, clothes, background. | 0%Only the treated zones can change. Everything else is the original photo. |
| Skin tone | Shiftedby a visible amount on most faces, up to four times the visible threshold. | Heldto each person's own tone and lighting, across the lightest to the deepest skin. |
| Trying a different intensity | A new imageevery time, with a wait, and a slightly different face. | InstantThe same photo, blended on their phone as they drag. |