New Integration
The new standard in clinical photography.
Introducing the Symplast + ImageAssist integration. Standardized, ASPS-guided patient photos captured on the hardware you already own, then synced automatically to the Symplast patient chart. No photo room. No manual upload.

Clinical photography is the most persuasive asset in an aesthetic practice, and the most inconsistent. Different staff, different angles, different lighting, then a manual upload to the chart at the end of the day.
ImageAssist fixes the capture. Symplast is where the photos belong. Now the two work as one: your Symplast schedule populates ImageAssist, every photo follows ASPS SmartGuides, and finished images land in the patient chart on their own.
Already on Symplast? ImageAssist offers a 7-day free trial. Claim your 10-minute strategy session and ImageAssist will handle account setup, subscription, and the Symplast connection.
The numbers behind the integration.
Performance data from the Vanderbilt University Medical Center pilot and aesthetic practice deployment data.
~90%
Consult-to-procedure conversion rate
53%
Faster clinical photo workflow
$0
New capital equipment
Before the integration
Photos stall in the photo room
A dedicated camera. A dedicated room. Angles that change with whoever is holding the device. Then someone exports, renames, and uploads every image to the chart by hand.
After the integration
Capture to chart, automatically
Your Symplast schedule and patients populate ImageAssist. ASPS SmartGuides standardize every shot. Background removal runs automatically. Annotate, compare, and build before/afters in-app, and the photos land in the Symplast patient chart without a manual upload.
How the integration works
Four steps. Zero manual uploads.
1 Calendar Syncs
- Symplast schedule and patients populate ImageAssist automatically
- No duplicate patient entry
2 Standardized Capture
- ASPS-guided photos with integrated SmartGuides
- Automatic background removal
- Consistent results from any staff member
3 Annotate & Compare
- Mark up regions of interest
- Build before/afters in-app
- Planning, documentation, and patient education
4 Back to Symplast
- Photos automatically land in the patient chart
- No manual upload
Why practices use it
Professional photos. Every time.
Standardized capture on the hardware you already have, organized and synced to the chart.
Capture & Standardize
- Integrated ASPS SmartGuides
- Automatic background removal
- iPhone, iPad, Web or DSLR
- No photo room required
- Consistent photos by any staff member
Organize & Convert
- Tags & albums
- Annotation
- Before/after slider
- Automatic sync to the Symplast patient chart
- Enterprise-grade security and encryption
Live within 24 hours.
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How do I start the free trial?
Claim your 10-minute strategy session. ImageAssist handles the rest: account setup, subscription, and activating the Symplast connection on the backend.
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How long does setup take?
Most practices are fully operational within 24 hours.
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What hardware do I need?
None that you do not already own. ImageAssist runs on iPhone, iPad, Web, or DSLR. No new capital equipment.
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Is it HIPAA compliant?
Yes. Enterprise-grade security and encryption, with photos synced to the Symplast patient chart.
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Do I still have to upload photos to Symplast?
No. Photos captured in ImageAssist automatically land in the Symplast patient chart.
Every photo standardized. Ten minutes shows you how.
ImageAssist standardizes the capture, Symplast holds the record, and the integration removes the upload in between. Give us 10 minutes and we’ll show you how it runs in your practice, and where consistent imagery turns into 10% more business.
- See the whole loop, live Capture on the phone you already carry, then watch it land in the chart.
- 10 minutes, no commitment No pitch deck. We look at how your practice shoots today.
- Already on Symplast? We will set up the 7-day ImageAssist trial and the connection on the call.
Claim your 10 minutes
A 10-minute practice growth assessment. No pitch deck, no obligation.
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