Lash and brow

Patient communication built for lash and brow studios.

Lash extensions every 2-3 weeks. Microblading every 12-18 months.Brow lamination, lash lifts, henna brows.ExperClinic handles the 21-day fill reactivation,the post-appointment reviews, and the two-way SMSthat holds clients on cadence.

Fill complete for Maya. Review request scheduled for 8pm.
2:14pm
Reminder sent to Sarah for tomorrow's 10am full set.
3:01pm
Reactivation sent to Olivia. Last fill was 23 days ago.
6:30am
New 5-star Google review from Maya: "Have not had to wear mascara in months."
9:42pm

ExperClinic is a patient communication platform for lash and brow studios. After every appointment, clients get an SMS with two options: leave a Google review or send private feedback. The same platform sends 24 and 48 hour appointment reminders, runs a 21-day fill-cycle reactivation window, and supports certified lash technician and aesthetician credential attribution.

What it does

What lash and brow studios use ExperClinic for

Three jobs in a 2-3 week repeat-visit cycle.

1

Reviews from clients on a fill cycle

Lash extension clients come in every 2-3 weeks for fills. Each fill is a moment to ask for a review, but asking at every fill is over-asking. ExperClinic's 45-day per-patient cooldown means clients are asked at sensible intervals across the year. Every client sees the same two options: Google review or private feedback. The client chooses.

2

Reminders for fills, full sets, and microblading

Two reminders, 48 and 24 hours before, reduce no-shows on every appointment type. Lash fills, full sets, microblading touch-ups, brow lamination. Default-on for lash and brow. Clients can confirm or reschedule from the SMS thread.

3

21-day fill reactivation

Lash and brow defaults to a 21-day reactivation window because that matches the typical lash-fill interval. ExperClinic checks every day for clients past their 21-day window and sends a customizable SMS to bring them back before they go to a competitor.

The problem

Why lash and brow studios struggle with reviews and retention

Three problems specific to a high-frequency aesthetics business.

Cycle drop-off

Clients miss one fill and switch technicians.

A lash extension client who skips one fill cycle often does not come back. They go somewhere else, get used to the new tech, and never return. The 21-day reactivation catches them before they drift.

Discovery on Instagram

Discovery is on Instagram, validation is on Google.

New clients find lash and brow studios on Instagram or TikTok. But before they book, they check Google reviews. A studio with 200 recent positive reviews wins over one with 12, even if the Instagram is identical.

Reminder overload risk

Existing tools spam clients with daily reminders.

Some patient communication platforms send "next appointment" reminders aggressively, which clients tune out. ExperClinic sends two reminders per appointment (48 and 24 hours), with a 21-day reactivation only if the client has actually drifted past their window. Not aggressive.

How it helps

How does ExperClinic help lash and brow studios?

Five capabilities, all included on every plan.

Per-client review cooldown

A 45-day cooldown means a client on a 2-3 week fill cycle is asked at most every 6-7 weeks, not at every fill. Across a year of regular fills, that is roughly 7-9 review requests at sensible intervals. Volume without spam.

48-hour and 24-hour reminders

Two reminders per appointment. Default on for lash and brow. Each respects practice hours and client opt-outs. Clients can confirm or reschedule from the SMS thread.

21-day fill reactivation

Tuned to lash-fill cycles. ExperClinic checks every day for clients past their 21-day window. Cadence is configurable per practice; brow microblading studios often lengthen to 12 months for touch-ups.

Two-way SMS for the questions clients ask

"Can I get my lashes wet today?" "Did the new mapping take?" "Can I bring my sister to the appointment?" Replies land in a threaded conversation in your dashboard. Any tech can pick up where another left off.

Certified lash technician credentials

Lash and brow defaults to no prefix and a "Certified Lash Technician" suffix. The review request SMS uses whichever credentials the technician has on file. Reviews and feedback attribute to the correct technician.

84%
of patients check online reviews before booking a healthcare provider.
38%
no-show reduction is the published benchmark for SMS appointment reminders.
$150–200
average revenue lost per missed appointment.
FAQ

Common questions from lash and brow studios

My clients come every 2-3 weeks. Won't they get spammed with review requests?
No. ExperClinic has a 45-day per-patient cooldown on review requests. A client on a 2-3 week fill cycle gets asked at most every 6-7 weeks, not at every fill. Across a year of regular fills, that is roughly 7-9 review requests at sensible intervals.
Why is the reactivation window 21 days for lash and brow?
Because lash extension fills are typically every 2-3 weeks. A client past 21 days has likely missed a fill cycle and is at risk of switching to another tech. The 21-day window catches them at the edge of that drift. Configurable per practice; brow microblading studios often set it to 12 months for touch-ups.
How do I handle different services with different cadences (lashes weekly, brow microblading yearly)?
The reactivation window is per practice, not per service. The practical approach is to set the window to your most frequent service (lashes at 21 days) and let microblading-only clients fall out of the reactivation flow naturally. For studios that want different cadences per service line, the workaround is to track service type in the patient note and manually exclude microblading-only clients from reactivation.
My lash technicians are not licensed estheticians. Are they still supported?
Yes. The default credentials for lash and brow are blank prefix and "Certified Lash Technician" suffix. Other suffixes (Certified Microblading Artist, Aesthetician) are also available. The review request SMS uses whichever credentials the practitioner has on file.
What about review-gating? Some lash studios route bad reviews to private channels.
ExperClinic does not gate reviews. Every client sees the same two options after every appointment: a public Google review or private feedback. The client chooses. ExperClinic never routes clients based on expected sentiment. Review gating violates Google's review policy and the FTC endorsement guides. We will not build that.
What happens when a client texts STOP?
STOP scopes to your practice. The client is flagged as opted out and no further automated SMS is sent. The record stays in your list, just marked. Inbound STOP, START, and HELP are handled per TCPA convention.
Is client data secure?
Yes. ExperClinic is PIPEDA compliant and built for Canadian healthcare requirements. We store patient names and phone numbers only, never clinical content. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Optional BAA signing is available for US providers under HIPAA.
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