How does this compare to the 3D imaging system (Vectra, Crisalix) our practice already uses?

Vectra and Crisalix are volumetric 3D imaging systems — accurate, but they require a dedicated capture session with specialized hardware, and most practices reserve that appointment for patients already leaning toward booking. Makeover works from a single 2D consult photo, so you can use it in the very first consultation, before a patient has committed to a formal 3D fitting session, to get her from "I'm not sure what I want" to a specific cc range worth scheduling that session for.

Can the preview show the difference between submuscular and subglandular placement?

Yes. Submuscular (subpectoral) placement typically produces a more gradual upper-pole slope and a less palpable implant edge than subglandular placement, and the preview reflects that difference when you specify placement alongside volume and profile. It won't replace the surgeon's judgment on which plane is right for a given patient's tissue thickness — that's a clinical decision made at the physical exam.

Are patient consultation photos retained?

That's your call, not ours — it's your software. We build the storage and retention policy around what your practice needs and make sure it meets HIPAA or any other regulation that applies. No training on patient data, ever.

There's no off-the-shelf plan, so there's no published price list. Share your details and we'll discuss project scope and pricing on a free consultation call — see /pricing for details.

Does it account for a patient's existing breast asymmetry?

Yes, if you flag it. Most women have some degree of natural breast asymmetry, and the baseline photo captures it. When you're discussing asymmetry correction — different implant sizes per side, or a lift on one side — that can be specified so the preview reflects the corrected, matched result instead of assuming perfect symmetry.

Can I show different cc volumes side by side in the same consultation?

Yes. Generate separate previews at, for example, 325cc, 375cc, and 425cc in the same profile and placement, and show them side by side. This is the single most common use in the sizing conversation — patients rarely know which cc number is "them" until they see a range on their own frame.

Is this useful for revision consultations — capsular contracture or implant replacement?

Yes. For capsular contracture or implant-replacement consultations, the baseline photo captures the current result, and the preview shows the corrected outcome — a released capsule, a different profile, or a size change. It resets a revision patient's expectations, since her mental image is anchored to her current, sometimes distorted, result rather than a fresh augmentation.

Does the preview account for how implants settle and drop over the following months?

The preview shows the projected final result, not the immediate post-op appearance. Implants typically take three to six months to fully drop and settle into position as swelling resolves and the pocket relaxes, and the preview reflects that settled outcome — the same result the surgeon would describe verbally in consultation, not day-one post-op swelling.

Body & Wellness

Show patients their augmentation result before they book with another surgeon

Capture a consult-room photo. Makeover generates a photorealistic preview of the implant size, profile, and placement you're discussing — mapped onto her own chest wall and shoulder width, not a generic torso pulled from an implant manufacturer's catalog.

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What is a breast augmentation preview preview?

A breast augmentation preview tool uses AI to generate a photorealistic image of a patient's chest after implant surgery, built from a single consultation photo. The surgeon or coordinator inputs the implant volume in cc, profile, and placement under discussion, and the tool renders the projected result mapped onto the patient's own chest wall width and shoulder frame — not a stock catalog photo or a generic bust-size chart. Plastic surgery practices use it during the initial consultation to make the sizing conversation concrete before scheduling a formal 3D imaging or sizer-fitting session.

Why it matters

Breast augmentation typically runs $6,000 to $12,000 or more once surgeon fee, implant cost, anesthesia, and facility fees are added up, and most patients consult two or three board-certified plastic surgeons before booking — the practice that makes the cc-and-profile conversation concrete first usually wins the case. The sizing conversation is where consults stall: silicone sizers and the rice-in-a-bra test approximate volume, but neither shows a patient what 350cc moderate-profile actually looks like on her own shoulder width and chest wall, under a t-shirt, from the angle she'll see herself in the mirror.

Who uses this

Board-certified plastic surgeons running initial augmentation consultations. Patient care coordinators who handle the sizing conversation before the surgeon's exam. Surgical coordinators at combination med-spa/plastic surgery practices comparing implant augmentation against fat-transfer or lift-only options during the same visit.

Heard this from a patient?

She's brought a folder of Pinterest and Instagram photos of results on other women's bodies and needs someone to translate "I want to look like this" onto her own chest wall width and shoulder-to-hip ratio.

You hand her silicone sizers and have her try on a fitted tank top, and she still says "I can't picture this under my clothes" on her way out the door.

She's already sat through consultations with two other surgeons this month and is choosing based on whoever made the outcome feel least abstract, not necessarily surgical technique.

How breast augmentation preview previews work

Three steps. Under 10 seconds. No design skills needed.

Capture the consult-room photo

A standing frontal photo in a fitted tank or against a consistent backdrop — the same shot you'd already take for her chart, using a phone or the practice's existing consult camera.

AI renders the implant size and profile

Enter the cc range, profile (low, moderate, high), and placement (submuscular, subglandular, dual-plane) under discussion. The model maps volume onto her actual chest wall width and shoulder frame, not a generic bust-size chart.

Present it next to the sizers

Show the rendering alongside the physical sizer she's holding. The conversation moves from "I think that's about right" to a specific cc range she's confident booking.

Common questions about breast augmentation preview

Straight answers. No jargon.

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