3D simulation.

Anyone who is not satisfied with their face or body also knows what he or she would like to change. But will it then really look good? Are the proportions right and, much more importantly: do the doctor and the patient have the same picture in mind?

The Vectra 3D simulation device has an answer to all these questions. In the form, namely, of a perfect three-dimensional model of your body, which you can model together with the doctor according to your wishes. That helps not only you but also us, because it is the only way we can be sure that we have the same idea of your future body and/or face as you do.

The Vectra 3D simulator is – put simply – an oversized camera’ that shows three-dimensionally how the desired shapes around the bust, buttocks, nose & co. look in real time and real form. For this the desired part of the body is scanned from above, below and both sides. On the 3D model calculated from this, Dr. Kuzbari models the changes discussed on the computer – this can be done in high resolution and to the millimetre. This process is carried out at an appointment together with the patient. In this way all wishes can be discussed and incorporated.

‘With the computer simulation you can see the desired change of shape true to life even before the procedure’, says Dr. Kuzbari. ‘The screen shows, for example, the face with the new nose or the augmented breast in a bikini.’ And because a picture says more than 1,000 words, questions such as ‘Does a teardrop-shaped implant suit me better?’ can also be illustrated and answered in this way.

‘Since  the human body is not a piece of wood that is carved to shape, the result naturally does not turn out a thousand per cent like the computer simulation’, says the expert Kuzbari. The point and purpose of the Vectra 3D is rather an approaching and an understanding: many patients often find it difficult to put their wishes into words. A larger bust or a narrower nose means something different to everyone, but with the 3D photos and in the discussion the doctor and the patient see precisely who has which idea – and where the two meet. ‘I understand the wishes and see the patients’ problem more vividly’, says Dr. Kuzbari. ‘Conversely, with the help of the Vectra 3D I can show the patient what is medically feasible. In this way we find together the individually perfect shape and the appropriate surgical method.’ The result satisfies both sides: the patient feels understood and misunderstandings are ruled out.

…and is one of the most important values at the Kuzbari Centre for Aesthetic Medicine. ‘We talk openly and clearly about wishes and feasible medical options.’, says Dr. Kuzbari. ‘Honesty on both sides is the basis of the relationship of trust between doctor and patient, which plays a central role particularly in aesthetic surgery.’ And with the new Vectra 3D we have an indispensable medical tool in our practice that contributes to better communication. The Vectra 3D makes possible three-dimensional simulations of treatment results for breast and facial operations as well as all forms of body shaping such as liposuction – and that at an even higher resolution than has been known until now.