Med Spas Now Run Digital Twins of Your Face Before Any Needle Touches Skin
What happened
Aura software builds a 3D model of the patient face. Practitioners adjust filler volume or facial proportions inside the model and generate a side-by-side simulation. The Forbes article describes the system being used at a New York longevity clinic that pairs these visuals with blood biomarker panels.
Why it matters
Users stop guessing about aesthetic outcomes and instead test multiple treatment plans in software. This reduces revision appointments and changes the workflow from reactive touch-ups to pre-planned interventions.
Who's doing it
Aura and the NYC med spa profiled by Forbes report that patients who review the simulations book 30 percent fewer corrective procedures within six months.
Try it
- Visit the clinic site listed in the Forbes article and request an Aura consultation.
- Sit for the 3D facial scan and review the on-screen adjustments with the practitioner.
- Approve or modify the plan inside the software before any injectable is ordered.
Read the original at forbes.com
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