Health & medical
AI receptionist for laser and skin clinics
The short answer
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How it works for laser and skin clinics
Courses of six to eight sessions. Keep every one booked.
Laser and skin treatments are sold as courses, so the money is in rebookings, and a no-show is an empty chair. FirstVoice books new clients, keeps courses on track and helps fill cancellations.
- Books patch tests and first treatments, and explains package pricing
- Reschedules sessions without losing the client's place in their course
- Notes clients who want an earlier session, so a cancellation can be filled
- Takes gift voucher enquiries and passes them on
- Transfers burns, blistering or eye exposure after treatment live to a clinician, or tells the caller to ring 111, and never gives medical reassurance
Calls we handle
Calls laser and skin clinics get, answered.
- Laser hair removal course bookings
- Patch-test appointments
- Package pricing
- Skin-condition consults (pigmentation, acne scarring)
- Rescheduling and course tracking
- Post-treatment reactions
- Gift vouchers
Urgent calls
Escalated to you.
- Burns or blistering after laser, or eye exposure: same-day clinician; ED or 111 if severe
- A changing mole mentioned by the caller: advise a GP or dermatologist, never reassure
Software
Works with Pabau, Zenoti, Aesthetic Record, Timely and more.
Pabau
Books directlyBooks appointments straight into Pabau during the call and logs new leads, using Pabau's own open API.
How it connects to PabauZenoti
Books directlyBooks appointments straight into Zenoti and looks up callers by phone during the call, using Zenoti's public API.
How it connects to ZenotiAesthetic Record
Syncs every callSends new leads straight into Aesthetic Record via its Leads API after the call.
Timely
Works alongsideWorks alongside Timely: FirstVoice texts callers your online booking link and emails you a summary of every call.
How it connects to Timely
Also: Fresha, Consentz.
What a missed call is worth
Typical prices for laser and skin clinics in NZ.
Rules we script around
Regulations for laser and skin clinics.
General information, not legal advice.
- ASA Code rules on claims and testimonials.Source
- MCNZ cosmetic statement applies where doctors are involved.Source
Australia
- AU: Ahpra cosmetic guidelines apply to registered practitioners performing the procedures. Non-registered laser therapists fall outside Ahpra, but Australian Consumer Law applies.
FAQ
Laser and skin clinics: questions.
What does FirstVoice do with urgent calls for laser and skin clinics?
It follows the urgent-call rules you set and flags those calls to you straight away, or transfers them live on Growth and Scale. For laser and skin clinics that usually means calls like burns or blistering after laser, or eye exposure; a changing mole mentioned by the caller. Life-threatening emergencies are directed to 111.
Does FirstVoice work with Pabau?
Books appointments straight into Pabau during the call and logs new leads, using Pabau's own open API. It also works with Zenoti, Aesthetic Record, Timely and Fresha.
How much does an AI receptionist cost for laser and skin clinics?
Connecting Pabau is included from Growth at $597 a month. Starter is $297 a month with calendar booking.