Rhinoplasty consultation · 3D & AR
Shape a simulated outcome with your patient, chairside, in 3D and augmented reality. Compare before and after views in seconds, and give patients a private way to share them with the people they trust.
Runs in the browser on iPad and desktop. No hardware to buy.
What looks right on a celebrity rarely maps to your patient's proportions.
A flat edit can't show how a change in tip rotation reads from the side.
Dedicated 3D camera systems cost as much as a car and stay in one room.
How it works
Scan the patient's face with an iPhone or iPad. No studio, no camera rig, no hardware purchase.
Refine the nose together with rhinoplasty-specific controls while the 3D model responds in real time.
Flip between before and after views in profile, frontal and three-quarter, or see the simulation on the patient's own face in AR.
Save the session to the patient's record. Once you approve it, your patient can view it at home and share it with the people they trust.
For surgeons
Tip projection, tip rotation, dorsal hump, bridge width and height, radix, alar base, nostrils and columella. Each control is its own anatomical zone, not a generic warp.
Goode ratio and the nasolabial, nasofrontal and nasofacial angles update live as you adjust, anchored to landmarks you place on the scan.
Controls flag when a change moves past a typical surgical range. They don't block you, so you can still show an over-correction to make a point.
Toggle or split the view to compare the original and the simulated outcome from any angle, then capture stills for the consult record.
Your patient sees the simulated nose on their own face, moving as they move. It answers “will it suit me?” better than any photo.
Slider positions and landmarks save with the patient's record, so a follow-up consult starts from the last conversation.
Runs in the browser on iPad, Mac and PC. Open it and start the consult.
Large touch targets, fast on a clinic iPad, readable from across the chair.
One procedure done in depth, instead of a generic face tool with a nose preset.
Patients decide who sees their simulation, and for how long.
We’re onboarding a small group of beta practices now.