

Built for UAE healthcare
The AI front desk built for modern plastic surgery practices.
Rābetica answers calls, replies on WhatsApp, books consultations, and helps patients understand procedures like rhinoplasty, liposuction, and facelifts, so your practice never misses a new patient.
Not a generic assistant. A plastic surgery specialist.
Rābetica speaks your patients' language, procedures, recovery expectations, and scheduling, from the first WhatsApp message to the day of the consultation, so every conversation feels like it's coming from someone who knows plastic surgery.
Rābetica also follows up after the procedure, checking in on recovery, reminding patients about follow-up visits, and staying in touch until they book their next consultation.
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Every chat is a chance to grow your practice.
communicate and engage with your patient
Rābetica knows your procedures and packages inside and out, so when a patient asks about a consultation or mentions a specific concern, it naturally suggests the right option, right there in the conversation, turning everyday questions into booked consultations.
Reduce patient no shows, replaces more bookings converted from every conversation.
- faster at answering patients
- 4X
- more appointments booked
- %35
- communication coverage
- 24/7
- reduction in patient no shows
- %46
Results you can measure.
Your AI front desk that answer every patient, 24/7.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, from your own practice's list — the procedures you perform, which surgeon performs them and what a first consultation involves. A patient asking what you offer gets your answer rather than a general one, and anything Rābetica has not been told goes to your team instead of being guessed at.
Yes, in the same thread they enquired in, with no app to install and no portal to sign into. Rābetica checks live availability in your existing calendar, offers slots that really exist, and confirms, moves or cancels the consultation on the spot.
Yes, for the ones your practice offers: what the procedure involves, what the consultation covers and how much time a patient should plan for. Whether it is the right procedure for them is the surgeon's to say, so that question is passed on rather than answered.
Yes, in your practice's own words — the preparation you ask for, how long to plan away from work, when the follow-up visits fall. It is repeating what you have told it rather than writing new guidance, and anything about a particular patient's recovery goes to your team.
It answers from the packages and payment options your practice gives it, and says what each one includes. A surgical quote depends on the case, so rather than improvise a figure it takes the enquiry as far as the consultation and hands the pricing conversation to your coordinator.
Yes. It checks in on recovery, reminds patients when a post-operative visit is due and lets them confirm or move it in a single reply — in the same thread they first wrote to you in, so nobody is asked to repeat their history to a different number.
Yes. From what a patient describes, it works out which procedure they are enquiring about and which surgeon and consultation length that calls for, then books it. An enquiry that could reasonably go two ways is put to your team rather than guessed at.
That boundary is built in. Rābetica does not assess suitability and does not give surgical advice: candidacy, risks and anything about a patient's own case go to your clinical team with the whole thread attached, and the patient is told that a person will come back to them.












