PixioDoc LogoPixioDoc
ComparisonLast updated June 2026

PixioDoc vs RxPhoto: Which Medical Photo Documentation App Fits Your Practice?

Aesthetic practice-focused photo documentation with guided capture, ghosting overlays, and marketing galleries

PixioDoc patient timeline with before-and-after photos organized across treatment sessions

PixioDoc and RxPhoto are both medical photo documentation tools, but serve different markets. PixioDoc serves all clinical specialties (dermatology, wound care, orthopedics, plastic surgery, aesthetics) with transparent self-serve pricing starting at €8.99/month, including patient PDF progress reports from selected sessions on Pro. RxPhoto focuses on aesthetic practices and medspas with guided capture, consent forms, and marketing galleries, but requires a demo call and has enterprise-oriented pricing.

Feature-by-feature comparison

FeaturePixioDocRxPhoto
Target specialties
All visual specialties (dermatology, wound care, orthopedics, aesthetics, plastics)
Aesthetic practices and medspas primarily
Free tier
Yes — up to 10 patients, no time limit
No self-serve free tier
Self-serve signup
Yes — download and start immediately
No — requires demo/get-started call
Pricing transparency
Fully transparent (€8.99/mo Pro, custom Teams)
Enterprise-oriented pricing, not publicly listed
Video comparison
Native video capture, compression, playback
No video support mentioned
Ghost / guided capture overlay
Adjustable ghost overlay (Pro)
Available (ghosting overlays)
Consent forms
Not included
Digital forms and consent built in
Marketing galleries
Not included (clinical focus only)
Auto-synced before/after for marketing
Progress slider
Interactive before/after slider (Pro)
Before/after comparison
Patient PDF progress reports
Clinician-curated PDFs from selected sessions (Pro) for patients, referrers, or insurers
Marketing galleries — not clinician-selected clinical progress PDFs
GDPR compliance
Yes (EU-hosted)
Primarily US-focused
Interface complexity
Simple, focused on clinical documentation
Feature-rich (forms, notes, marketing)

Clinical handoffs, not just marketing galleries

RxPhoto is strong for practice marketing and consent workflows. PixioDoc is built for the clinical record — compare progress in the room, share cases with colleagues, and generate clinician-curated PDF reports when a patient or referrer needs a takeaway.

  • Self-serve signup with a free tier — no demo call required
  • PDF progress reports from selected sessions on Pro
  • Secure case sharing so the whole team documents on one timeline
PixioDoc patient sharing screen showing secure colleague access to the same patient timeline

Where PixioDoc excels

  • Broader specialty coverage — dermatology, wound care, orthopedics, not just aesthetics
  • Self-serve free tier — no demo call required, clinicians can start immediately
  • Fully transparent pricing — know the cost before you sign up
  • Native video support for documenting mobility and treatment dynamics
  • Patient PDF progress reports on Pro — share treatment summaries with patients or referrers without manual slide assembly
  • GDPR-aligned with EU-hosted primary storage — important for international practices
  • Simpler, focused interface without the learning curve of feature bloat

Where RxPhoto excels

  • Built-in digital consent forms streamline intake workflows
  • Marketing gallery feature auto-syncs before/after photos for practice promotion
  • Designed specifically for aesthetic practices with their unique workflow needs

Common questions about PixioDoc vs RxPhoto

Try PixioDoc free — no demo call required

Download the app, start with up to 10 patients at no cost, and upgrade when you're ready.