See the whole history
Put goals, medications, labs, intake details, and the add-on services the patient is considering in one reviewable clinical picture.
Colette™ for med spas
Every consult starts with the complete patient picture.
Bring intake, goals, treatment history, contraindications, and your practice protocols together before the visit. Colette prepares the first clinical picture; your qualified clinician reviews it and decides what moves forward.
More consistency without making care feel standardized.
Your protocols guide the preparation, but professional judgment stays with your clinicians. Each patient begins with the same disciplined first pass while the final plan remains personal. Colette’s protocol library covers male TRT, bioidentical hormone therapy (BHRT), female HRT and pellets, GLP-1 therapy (semaglutide, tirzepatide), medical weight loss, peptides, growth-hormone secretagogues, IV therapy, hair loss, sexual wellness, fertility, and DHEA.
Apply your protocols
Prepare plan support from the standards your practice defines, with the reasoning visible for review.
Protect clinician time
Move repetitive preparation before the visit so clinicians can focus on suitability, options, and consent.
From consultation to follow-up
Turn a complete patient picture into a clearer treatment conversation.
Colette prepares the information that often gets assembled during the consultation: current medications, stated goals, relevant history, labs, and the add-on services the patient is considering, such as GLP-1 weight loss, hormone therapy, peptides, IV therapy, and hair loss. The clinician can review that starting point before discussing suitability, alternatives, expectations, and consent with the patient.
Support treatment-plan acceptance
Present options in the context of the patient’s goals and record so the patient can understand why a plan fits and what happens next.
Keep follow-up connected
Carry the approved plan and clinical context into follow-up instead of asking the team to reconstruct the conversation from scattered notes.
Clinical judgment stays with the clinician. Colette organizes and drafts from the information and protocols supplied by the practice. A qualified professional reviews, changes, approves, and makes every clinical decision.