Why TCC choose
3D Simulation?
There are numerous benefits as to why we chose to involve Crisalix in the consultation process.
- You can preview your results
- Helps you communicate your expectations to your surgeon, and in return provides reassurance that you and your surgeon agree about these expectations
- Increases your involvement in the consultation
- Empowers you to make clearer decisions
- Helps you face your fears head-on about any surgical results you might have
- You can make a confident choice in deciding to proceed with surgery
At Toronto Cosmetic Clinic, we are driven to make sure you are satisfied with your results, and your results are based on the aesthetic appearance of your procedure. Being able to picture your results before your procedure occurs will ensure your expectations are met.
How Crisalix Works
The Crisalix system is a bit different than other digital imaging software programs, as it comes with a virtual reality headset which takes the visualization one step further. When the headset is worn inside the clinic, a virtual reality environment is created for you, where you can picture at all angles how you will look after the surgery or treatment.
Cost of
3D Imaging?
Try on
your new body
During the consultation process you will be able to not only picture how you will look after, but a virtual reality environment will be set up, with your “new” body in it. This 4-dimensional imaging is accessed by wearing virtual reality goggles. When you look down, you will be able to see the new contours of your body!
4-dimensional imaging is especially useful for patients wanting to undergo breast augmentation, as being able to look down at your chest and see what types of implants best suit you, can be an “out of this world” experience.
Expert
Consultation
Suggestion
Type of Procedures that
Crisalix Can be Used For
Breast
Breast Augmentation using Implants
Breast Augmentation Using Fat
Breast Lift
Breast Lift with Breast Augmentation
Breast Implant Removal
Exchange of Breast Implants
Body
Liposuction
Tummy Tuck
BBL & Fat Transfer
Gynecomastia
Mommy Makeover
Arm Lift
Face
Rhinoplasty
Blepharoplasty
FaceLift & NeckLift
Lip Augmentation
Cheek & Chin Augmentation
Non-Surgical Nose Job
Jawline Contouring
Buccal Fat Removal
4D Imaging for
Breast Implants
After you have discussed with your consultant a few sizes of breast implants you will be directed to be set up for imaging. A scan of your chest will be captured using a special 3D sensor camera. This will be uploaded in order to create the 3D simulation of your body. Once the simulated model of your body is created, it can be altered it to create an enhanced chest profile. Crisalix can be exceptionally helpful when trying to:
- Visualize the difference in volume (size) – for example, 350cc vs. 375cc
- See the Difference in projection- for example, high profile vs. moderate profile
- Picture the difference in placement- for example, under the muscle vs. over the muscle
- Create your ideal breasts
- Communicate your expected results to your surgeon
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3D Imaging
Question & Answer
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How accurate will the 3D image match my results?
No surgeon or treatment provider will be able to ever predict the exact outcome. Surgery and procedures are not an exact science and each patient will react differently. While Crisalix is a useful tool in communicating results, you cannot expect your appearance will be exactly identical to the simulated model.
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Do you charge for 3D imaging of multiple procedures?
No, we do not charge you for wanting to visualise your results on multiple procedures. We want you to be as comfortable as possible before proceeding and we want to make sure your expectations are met.
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What is the difference between before-and-after photos and 3D simulation?
While viewing other patients’ before and after photos, it is still hard to predict how the results of your procedure will turn out. Everybody is different, and that’s why using a 3D model of yourself will more accurately predict the results that you will have. Photographs are only 2- dimensional and 3- dimensional tools such as Crisalix at Toronto Cosmetic Clinic paint a more realistic picture.