Dermi Atlas vs RxPhotoon-premises imaging that keeps photos in the practice.
Fit by practice
Choose Dermi Atlas if
- You want every patient photo on the practice's own computers instead of in a vendor cloud.
- You want a published price instead of a quote arranged after a sales demo.
- You want one-click alignment and split and overlay views that work offline.
RxPhoto may fit if
- You want marketing galleries, watermarking, and website publishing built in.
- You want iPhone and iPad as the only interface, hosted in the vendor's cloud.
- You want a patient portal for virtual consultations bundled with the photo app.
Feature by feature
Monthly price1
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Deployment model2
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Runs on hardware you already own3
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Way to evaluate4
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Standardized capture5
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Automatic alignment after capture6
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Split and overlay comparison views7
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Consultation pointer8
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Photo annotations9
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Configurable image export10
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Where photos are stored11
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Offline operation12
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Compliance posture13
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Team accounts on one license14
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Marketing galleries and website publishing15
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Patient portal for virtual consultations16
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
iOS capture app17
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Assisted setup at no charge18
Dermi Atlas
RxPhoto
Verified July 2026 · Competitor facts verified from RxPhoto public materials (rxphoto.com and its demo page), accessed July 2026.
This table lists shipped Dermi Atlas capabilities only.
- 1RxPhoto pricing is not published on rxphoto.com; the site directs prospective customers to book a demo.
- 2RxPhoto describes storing before and after photos in its HIPAA-compliant cloud; no on-premises option is described.
- 3Both products run on hardware a practice already owns; no imaging booth or capital equipment is required by either.
- 4RxPhoto access is arranged through a scheduled demo; a self-serve free trial is not described on its site.
- 5RxPhoto describes built-in guides and ghosting overlays for consistent capture.
- 6RxPhoto describes ghosting overlays to align the after photo during capture; Dermi Atlas adds one-click alignment after capture, processed on the practice's own computers.
- 7RxPhoto describes true before and after comparisons; Dermi Atlas provides split layouts and opacity overlays.
- 8The Dermi Atlas Live Pointer is a transient pointer for co-review during consultations, separate from persistent annotations; RxPhoto materials describe annotation tools but no equivalent transient pointer.
- 9RxPhoto describes built-in imaging and annotation tools for documenting treatments directly on the image; Dermi Atlas annotations are saved with the image, sync across devices, and leave the underlying photograph unaltered.
- 10RxPhoto describes controlled sharing and watermarking, with before and after galleries that auto-sync to the practice website; Dermi Atlas composes the exported image itself with framing, theme, and branding options and does not publish to marketing channels.
- 11RxPhoto describes centralized cloud storage of before and after photos.
- 12RxPhoto is a cloud-based service; Dermi Atlas runs daily clinical work within the local network after deployment.
- 13Compliance depends on how each practice configures and operates the software; neither statement is a guarantee of compliance for a given practice.
- 14RxPhoto does not publish account or seat terms on its site; treated as varies by plan rather than asserted.
- 15RxPhoto describes galleries and sharing with watermarking and auto-sync to websites. Dermi Atlas is scoped to clinical documentation and does not provide a marketing-output layer.
- 16RxPhoto describes a secure patient portal for virtual consultations.
- 17Both provide native iPhone and iPad capture apps.
- 18RxPhoto does not publish onboarding terms on its site; treated as varies by plan. Atlas assisted setup is confirmed beforehand and runs on hardware that meets the published system requirements.
What Dermi Atlas does differently
Photos kept in the practice
Images live on the computers your practice already owns, not in a vendor cloud, and download as the original files.
A published price list
The base plan and every seat price are published, with no quote or sales call needed.
Alignment after capture
One-click alignment matches each follow-up to the original, processed on the practice's own computers.
Keeps working offline
Atlas runs on the practice network, so daily imaging work continues during an internet outage.
Moving from RxPhoto to Dermi Atlas
No migration tool is needed: you export your photos, and the Dermi team imports the prepared files with you during assisted setup.
- 01
Export or gather your photos
Export your before and after images from your current system, or gather them from the devices where they live.
- 02
Assisted setup, done for you
The Dermi team confirms your computer meets the system requirements, installs Atlas over a remote session at no charge, and imports your photos.
- 03
Import and run in parallel
Keep your current tool running while you evaluate Atlas during the 30-day free trial, then switch once the records match.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Dermi Atlas covers the same core job as RxPhoto: standardized before and after capture, automatic alignment, and split and overlay comparison. The difference is where it runs: Atlas runs on the computers the practice already owns and keeps every photo there, while RxPhoto stores photos in its own cloud and quotes pricing after a demo.
No migration tool 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 stays with you or your current vendor. The Dermi team then imports the organized files with you during assisted setup at no charge, and both tools can run side by side during the 30-day free trial.
With Dermi Atlas, patient photographs and records never leave the practice network. With a cloud app such as RxPhoto, photos are stored in the vendor's cloud. On-premises storage gives the practice direct ownership and control of the data and keeps imaging working offline, and each practice remains responsible for securing and operating its own systems.
Dermi Atlas treats before and after photography as clinical documentation first, built for consultations and the patient record. Public use of before and after images requires documented patient consent, and some jurisdictions restrict it further: in Australia, AHPRA and TGA guidance limits before and after imagery in cosmetic injectable advertising.
Dermi Atlas Professional starts at $79 USD per month per deployment with one Clinician and one Assistant account included and the first 30 days free; cancel anytime. Additional clinician seats are $59 USD and assistant seats $12 USD per month. RxPhoto does not publish its pricing and provides a quote after a scheduled demo.
No. Atlas runs on a Windows, macOS, or Linux computer the practice already owns, and the Atlas Companion app adds reference-aligned capture on iPhone and iPad. Setup is done for you at no charge on a computer that meets the system requirements, or self-served through the Atlas Manager guided installer.
Try Dermi Atlas on your own photos
The demo runs in a browser; the free trial runs on the computers your practice already owns.
Resources and further reading
Related pages
Plans, pricing, and free trial
Atlas Cloud Demo
- No time limit
- No credit card
- Nearly every feature, with photos you upload
- Runs in a browser, nothing to install
- A free Dermi Cloud Services account to sign in
- Not for real patient data
- Data cleared at least weekly
Dermi Atlas Professional
- Base plan per deployment
- First 30 days free
- Additional clinician seat$59 USD / month
- Additional assistant seat$12 USD / month
- Every feature, with real patient records
- Runs on computers the practice already owns
- Technical support at no extra charge