FaceTouchUp

Name: FaceTouchUp: pricing, terms and score
Item: FaceTouchUp
Rating: 3.1

Cloud plastic surgery simulator with patient photo management and a website widget

3.1/5 · How we score · Worldwide (the pricing page says 30+ countries) · Last checked Oct 1, 2026

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Score breakdown

15 of 24 checks passed. The score counts what FaceTouchUp publishes, not how well it performs.

3.1/5

Pricing transparency3.0

Terms and commitment4.0

Med spa fit5.0

Proof and track record1.0

Support and onboarding2.5

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Pricing transparency · 3/5

–Publishes a pricenot found
✓States how it chargessource
✓States setup or onboarding feessource
✓States extra costs such as add-ons or ad spendsource
–Lists what each plan or package includesnot found

Terms and commitment · 4/5

✓States the minimum termsource
✓Offers month to monthsource
✓Publishes cancellation or return termssource
✓Offers a free trial, demo, audit or consultationsource
–States how you get your data outnot found

Med spa fit · 5/5

✓Has a page for this industrysource
✓Names this industry as its only or a core marketsource
✓Shows a named client or case study in this industrysource
✓Lists services or features built for this industrysource
✓States that it supports HIPAA compliance or offers a BAAsource

Proof and track record · 1/5

–Publishes a case study with a stated resultnot found
–Names its leadership or teamnot found
–Publishes its founding yearnot found
–Has a third-party review profile with 10 or more reviewsnot found
✓Names clientssource

Support and onboarding · 2/4

✓Lists how to reach supportsource
–States support hoursnot found
✓Describes onboardingsource
–Has a public help center or documentationnot found

In one line

States that it is month to month with no setup, per-patient or per-device fees and offers a free trial, but does not publish the monthly price.

About FaceTouchUp

FaceTouchUp is based in Raleigh, North Carolina. Its simulator covers procedures such as rhinoplasty, facelift, chin augmentation and liposuction and can be used in the clinic, in remote consultations or embedded on a practice website.

The pricing page says the service is month to month, can be cancelled anytime and has no setup fees, but that the price itself depends on practice size and is given on a demo call. The site names customer practices and says it is HIPAA compliant.

Who it is for

A plastic or facial plastic surgery practice that wants 2D procedure simulation on devices it already owns, without a contract.

Pricing

FaceTouchUp does not publish prices on its website. How it charges: Monthly price set per practice on a demo call; one plan with unlimited simulations and no per-patient or per-device fees.

Setup fee: None source
Extra costs: None stated: the site says all features are included with no add-on costs source
Minimum term: No contract source
Cancellation: Cancel anytime with no penalties or cancellation fees source

Prices as published on Oct 1, 2026. Confirm current rates with FaceTouchUp.

Services

In-clinic simulatorWebsite integrationRemote consultationsCloud patient photo management

Key features

Unlimited patient simulationsMulti-device accessUnlimited cloud photo storageMulti-language support

Built for med spas

Simulation of rhinoplasty, facelift, chin, lip and neck proceduresSkin smoothing and tightening simulationBody contouring and liposuction simulationCloud patient photo managementSimulator widget for the practice website

What it publishes and what it doesn't

On its website

✓ States how it charges
✓ States setup or onboarding fees
✓ States extra costs such as add-ons or ad spend
✓ States the minimum term
✓ Offers month to month
✓ Publishes cancellation or return terms
✓ Offers a free trial, demo, audit or consultation
✓ Has a page for this industry
✓ Names this industry as its only or a core market
✓ Shows a named client or case study in this industry
✓ Lists services or features built for this industry
✓ States that it supports HIPAA compliance or offers a BAA
✓ Names clients
✓ Lists how to reach support
✓ Describes onboarding

Not found on its website

– Publishes a price
– Lists what each plan or package includes
– States how you get your data out
– Publishes a case study with a stated result
– Names its leadership or team
– Publishes its founding year
– Has a third-party review profile with 10 or more reviews
– States support hours
– Has a public help center or documentation

Sources

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