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AI-Powered Automation for Dermatology Practices

From the skin exam
to pathology follow-up.

Caesar captures lesion findings and procedure details while your team works through the clinic list. Pathology follow-up stays visible, with medical and cosmetic charges handled separately.

A skin exam can become a procedure.
The paperwork needs to keep up.

Dermatology appointments need different time blocks and different records. A biopsy also starts work that continues after the patient leaves.

Dermatology scheduleIllustrative example
Different visits, different blocksVisit planning
Selected visitSkin check

Medical visit

Appointments follow your provider and procedure rules.

Leave the right time for the procedure

Book skin checks and procedures in the blocks your practice uses. Cosmetic inquiries reach the right provider or coordinator.

Skin exam documentationIllustrative example
Lesion recordExample
Location
Left nasal ala
Appearance
3 mm flesh-colored papule
Procedure
Shave biopsy documented
Specimen
Site recorded for pathology
Illustrative findings. The dermatologist reviews the draft.

Keep the lesion and specimen connected

Capture morphology and anatomical location in the exam note. Carry the biopsy site and specimen details into the procedure documentation.

Biopsy follow-upIllustrative example
A result reaches the care team
  1. 01
    Report arrives

    Filed to the patient chart

  2. 02
    Clinician reviews

    Decides the next step

  3. Patient follows up

    Results visit or ordered referral

The clinician interprets the pathology and directs care.

Close the loop on pathology

Track incoming biopsy reports and arrange a results discussion. If the clinician orders a Mohs or oncology referral, the supporting records go with it.

Dermatology billingIllustrative example · Beta
Care coordinationOne encounter, separate charges
  1. 1
    Encounter recorded

    Exam and procedures captured

  2. 2
    Charges separated

    Medical or cosmetic

  3. 3
    Codes checked

    Visit and procedure coding

  4. 4
    Claim submitted

    Self-pay charges stay separate

Coding & Billing is in beta.

Separate medical and cosmetic charges

A visit can include insurance-billed treatment and self-pay work. Keep the charges distinct before the medical claim goes out.

A patient calls about a mole.
Follow the biopsy through to review.

A skin check leads to a shave biopsy. Caesar keeps the visit details and pathology follow-up connected.

Choose a stage to explore
01 / 04A patient journey · Illustrative example
Visit requestIllustrative example
Choose the right dermatology visitVisit planning
Selected visitSkin check

New concern recorded

Clinical concerns follow the practice escalation protocol.

The patient describes a changing mole. The agent records the concern and books according to your practice rules, routing flagged calls to the clinical team.

AI Scribe for Dermatology

Procedure notes with the site and detail intact.

Capture the dermatologist's findings in a structured draft, including what was done and where. The clinician reviews and signs the note.

  • Lesion detail

    Record size and morphology alongside precise anatomical location.

  • Procedure-specific fields

    Document Mohs stages and excision margins, with cryotherapy sites or injectable units and locations. Capture the clinician's laser-treatment details in the procedure note.

  • Separate cosmetic records

    Keep cosmetic consultation documentation distinct from medical visit records.

  • Photo and specimen references

    Link the note to the relevant photo annotation and biopsy specimen details.

See how the Scribe drafts notes
Skin exam and biopsy draftIllustrative example
Lesion

3 mm flesh-colored papule on the left nasal ala.

Exam description

Well-circumscribed. Provider findings captured in the exam record.

Procedure

Shave biopsy documented at the identified site.

Specimen

Left nasal ala recorded on the pathology requisition.

Follow-up

Arrange provider review when the pathology report arrives.

Ready for clinician review

12 agents for Dermatology

The work around
your dermatology visits.

Start with the work taking up your team's time. Connect more agents as your practice needs them.

Beta agents are available for evaluation. We confirm your workflows and EMR support before rollout.

Your dermatology workflows. Your existing EMR.

We check scheduling, document handling, and note write-back with your system before rollout.

Check integrations

Dermatology questions

For your clinicians
and practice manager.

Can Caesar keep medical and cosmetic work separate?

Yes. The documentation workflow distinguishes cosmetic consultations from medical records. Coding & Billing separates the charges when both types of care occur in one visit. Billing is in beta.

What happens when a biopsy result arrives?

The report is tracked for clinician review, and the patient can be notified to arrange a results discussion. If the clinician orders a Mohs or oncology referral, Referral Management sends the supporting records and tracks follow-through.

Can the Scribe capture detailed dermatology procedures?

The notes support Mohs stages, excision margins, cryotherapy sites, and injectable units and locations. Lesion descriptions include anatomical detail, with photo references where used. Your clinician reviews the draft before signing.

How are calls about a changing mole handled?

The Phone Agent records the reported change and follows your booking and escalation rules. Changing moles or allergic reactions flagged by your protocol reach the clinical team. Routine biopsy-status checks and prescription refill requests follow their own workflows, with identity checks before patient information is shared.

Can check-in include insurance and copay collection?

Mobile check-in can include insurance verification and copay collection before a dermatology procedure. We confirm those connections and the medical or self-pay workflow with your practice before rollout. Intake Form Agent is in beta.

See Caesar with your workflows

Bring a day from your
dermatology practice.

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