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PixioDoc review

Freemium#30 of 30 in Plastic Surgery Software

Focused photo documentation with a free plan and Pro tools from €8.99/month.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

PixioDoc is a clinical photo documentation app for plastic and reconstructive surgeons, with patient timelines for pre-operative and post-surgical images. Its capture and comparison tools suit solo practitioners who need an organized visual record for follow-up consultations, rather than a system for broader clinical and administrative work. The app is available on web, iOS and Android, and the vendor describes it as EU-hosted with encryption in transit and at rest.

The free plan includes photo and video capture with editing and a progress slider comparison. Pro is listed at €8.99 per month, or €79.99 per year on the homepage; the vendor notes that prices may vary by country. Pro adds unlimited patients, side-by-side and multi-image comparisons, patient PDF reports, sharing and collaboration, web app access, and email support. Teams includes Pro features, shared patient access across a team, centralized billing, priority support and team onboarding; a Teams price is not provided here. The paid tiers therefore matter most when a practice needs richer comparisons, reports or team access.

The documentation workflow is the product’s clearest fit: clinicians can capture images in-app, use a ghost overlay to guide repeatable framing, annotate or blur images, and create reports from selected sessions and images. Role-based collaboration and access and change audit logging support controlled sharing. GDPR is listed as a compliance feature. PixioDoc is a reasonable fit for practices prioritizing image capture and follow-up comparisons, especially solo practitioners starting with the free plan. Practices seeking a broader clinical or administrative workflow should look at a different kind of product, since PixioDoc’s focus is photo documentation.

PixioDoc pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Patient timelines organize photos by patient and visit.
    • Ghost overlay helps guide repeatable photo framing.
    • Pro adds comparisons, PDF reports, sharing and web access.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Focused on photo documentation rather than broader clinical workflows.
    • Unlimited patients and PDF reports require a paid Pro plan.
    • Teams features and pricing are not specified here.

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