Dermi Atlas vs RxPhoto
on-premise before-and-after imaging that keeps every photo in your practice

Yes. Dermi Atlas covers the same core job as RxPhoto: standardized before-and-after capture, automatic alignment, and side-by-side and overlay comparison for aesthetic and clinical documentation. The main differences are that Atlas runs on-premise on the computers your practice already owns, keeps every photo in the practice, and is priced at a flat $50 USD per month. RxPhoto is a cloud app that stores photos in its own cloud and quotes pricing after a demo.

There is no automated migration tool, and none is needed for a standard move. You export your before-and-after photos from RxPhoto or gather them from where they live today; producing that export is handled by you or your current vendor. Once your files are organized, our team imports them with you during the assisted setup session at no charge. You can keep RxPhoto running and evaluate Atlas in parallel during the 30-day free trial, then switch fully once your records match.

With Dermi Atlas, patient and client photos stay on the practice's own computers, and no outside cloud holds the images. With a cloud app such as RxPhoto, photos are stored in the vendor's cloud. On-premise means the practice owns and controls the data directly and can keep working offline on the local network, which suits data-sensitive and multi-location practices. Each practice remains responsible for securing and operating its own systems.

Dermi Atlas treats before-and-after photography as clinical documentation first: comparisons and exports are built for in-consult presentation and the patient record. Any public use of before-and-after images requires documented patient consent, and some jurisdictions restrict it further. In Australia, AHPRA and TGA guidance limits public before-and-after imagery in cosmetic-injectable advertising, and practices should follow current AHPRA guidance for their situation. Standardized, consent-tracked records help a practice support whichever uses local rules allow.

Dermi Atlas Professional is a flat $50 USD per month per system license, with the first 30 days free and no contract. RxPhoto does not publish its pricing; a quote is provided after a scheduled demo. The clearest difference is that Atlas pricing is public and flat, there is no capital equipment to buy, and every photo stays on your own computers rather than in a vendor cloud.

No. Atlas runs on a Windows, macOS, or Linux computer the practice already owns, and the free Atlas Companion app turns the iPhone or iPad you already use into a standardized capture device. Setup is done for you at no charge on a computer that meets the system requirements, or self-served through the Atlas Manager guided wizard if you prefer.