Technology in the Treatment Room: SpaSphere Featured in Skin Inc. on the Future of Wellness Tech
Skin Inc. magazine spotlights SpaSphere alongside leading wellness innovators, exploring how unified AI-powered systems help estheticians reduce busywork and stay focused on client care.
Skin Inc. magazine — one of the most respected publications in professional skincare — published a feature on the state of wellness technology in 2026. Written by Dr. Sherrie Tennessee, the article profiles three companies reshaping the treatment room. SpaSphere is featured alongside Standard Measure Technologies and illumino Lashes.
The article, Technology in the Treatment Room: Enhancing the Guest Experience, explores how precision technology is meeting personalized care — and how the common thread across all three innovators is technology that enhances human expertise rather than replacing it.
Unified Systems: Creating Calm Through Integration
The SpaSphere section highlights the core problem the platform was built to solve: estheticians juggling five or six disconnected apps — booking, payments, notes, inventory, websites, marketing — all living in separate worlds that rarely connected.
"The problem wasn't effort, it was design. Our industry has been flooded with single-purpose apps that don't talk to each other, leaving professionals overwhelmed by tech instead of supported by it."
— Moshe Edri, CEO of SpaSphere
The feature describes how a new generation of AI tools is shifting that dynamic — working quietly and automating busywork so estheticians can focus on touch, connection, and care. Specifically, it covers:
- Digital client briefs that surface who's coming in, their goals, notes from the last visit, and suggestions for upselling services or products clients already love
- AI-assisted SOAP notes that take two or three minutes to complete, capturing key insights during or after each session while tracking usage for cost analysis and client safety
- Automated follow-up emails written in the esthetician's own voice, summarizing regimens, suggesting retail items, and offering one-click rebooking
Early adopters of these connected approaches are seeing measurable impact: faster note completion, higher rebooking rates, and less cognitive overload.
"When the esthetician feels calm and confident, the guest senses it. Treatments feel more present, conversations flow naturally and the professional's energy returns to what truly matters: care and craft."
— Moshe Edri, CEO of SpaSphere
The Philosophy
The article closes with the line that captures SpaSphere's approach: "The best technology whispers, not shouts. AI's role is not to replace connection but to preserve it, giving professionals more time, presence and calm."
Being featured in Skin Inc. alongside innovators like Standard Measure Technologies and illumino Lashes signals something the industry is recognizing broadly — that the next wave of spa technology isn't about adding more features. It's about removing friction, reducing noise, and giving professionals space to do their best work.