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Care happens beyond the appointment.
Questions, symptoms, adherence and recovery unfold in the days and weeks after a clinical decision.
Longitudinal dermatology infrastructure
The fulldermatologyjourney,finally visible.
Connect each visit to what happens next. Sustain care today and build longitudinal evidence over time.
Visit
Treatment decisionPlanProtocol
Week 1
Experience capturedSymptomsAdherence
Week 4
Progress understoodImagesPatient report
Next
The journey continuesReviewOutcome
Care nowThe right next actionGuidance, human review or another visit.
Evidence over timeA longitudinal recordStructured outcomes across the journey.
The missing evidence
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The missing moments become connected.
Structured check-ins give each signal its timing, treatment context and relationship to what happened next.
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A patient journey becomes a longitudinal record.
Useful to the clinic today—and, with appropriate consent and governance, capable of supporting better evidence tomorrow.
Why continuity matters
Better follow-through. Better context.
Help the clinic act.
Coordinate approved instructions and check-ins, capture progress, surface exceptions and guide the next appropriate action.
See how the platform works →Preserve what happened.
Keep treatment exposure, symptoms, adherence, images, interventions and outcomes connected to time.
Explore evidence partnerships →Across the ecosystem
One infrastructure. Different ways to participate.
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For practices
Medical dermatology
Run continuous, clinic-approved care journeys between appointments.
Explore →02For practices
Aesthetic practices
Connect every inquiry, treatment and appropriate return visit.
Explore →03For research teams
Life sciences
Explore prospective, clinic-connected dermatology evidence programs.
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Trust is part of the infrastructure
Better evidence cannot come at the expense of patient trust.
Clinics approve the journeys and remain responsible for clinical decisions. Research use must be purpose-specific, appropriately consented and governed.
Clinic controlHuman oversightPurpose-specific consent
Our approach to data and trustA free experiment
Our search for missing data started with the data already here.
We built Derm Atlas as a free, early way to explore public dermatology trial records. It grew from our effort to understand which data points the field captures well, and which parts of the patient journey remain invisible.
Explore the Derm Atlas experiment01What is documentedTrials, endpoints, eligibility, sites and published results
02Where the record goes quietSymptoms, adherence and outcomes between visits
Choose where to begin
Start with a workflow, a research question or a conversation.
Tell us what you are trying to improve. We will show you the most relevant path through SuperDerma.
Talk to SuperDerma