Cherry Imaging

Where Cherry Imaging fits

Cherry Imaging attacks the single weakest link in most med spas' results story: inconsistent before-and-after photos. Instead of a wall-mounted photo station, it uses a handheld scanner that sweeps the face from multiple angles to build a 3D model, then pushes the capture to the CherryPics cloud for analysis and comparison.

The system is best understood as a results-measurement instrument rather than a marketing camera. Its AI "Cherry Scale" grades wrinkle and volume severity, and the software quantifies wrinkle depth and cheek volume/collagen percentage change between visits. For practices selling injectables, biostimulators and energy-based treatments — where results build gradually and clients quietly wonder whether anything happened — that objectivity is the whole point.

What stands out

• Automatic before/after alignment. Because captures are true 3D scans, the software aligns them automatically. Lighting, angle and distance drift — the classic reasons after photos look unconvincing — largely stop mattering.
• Quantified outcomes. Wrinkle depth in measurable units and volume change in percentages give providers something concrete to show at follow-up visits. That supports package renewals and course-of-treatment retention better than side-by-side photos alone.
• Mobile form factor. The handheld scanner moves between treatment rooms, so you don't sacrifice a dedicated photography room or force clients to a fixed station.

Where it falls short

• Pricing opacity. Like most capital imaging equipment, everything is quote-based. There are no published prices, so comparing total cost of ownership against alternatives requires sales conversations — and you should pin down the CherryPics cloud/software terms separately from the hardware.
• Facial focus. This is a facial scanning and analysis system. Practices wanting body-contouring photography, full clinical photo management or general documentation workflows will need other tooling alongside it.
• Workflow discipline required. The measurement value only materializes if staff scan every client at every relevant visit. Practices that treat it as an occasional gadget will not see the retention payoff.
• Support footprint. As an Israel-headquartered vendor, its US service and training presence is thinner than long-tenured domestic imaging companies; ask directly about response times and training during the demo.

Who should choose it

Choose Cherry Imaging if your revenue leans on injectables and energy-based treatments and you want objective, quantified proof of results to drive follow-through and package sales. It earns a medium-high aesthetics-fit score because it solves a genuine med spa problem — demonstrating gradual results — with real measurement rather than better photos. Budget-sensitive practices should get quotes in writing with all software terms included, and anyone needing broad clinical photography beyond the face should look at multi-spectral platforms like Emage Medical instead or in addition.