For rhinoplasty consultations

See the conversation, together.

Visage3D gives each surgeon an independent clinic workspace for patient records, guided photo capture and interactive 3D consultation previews — and gives patients control over who sees their case.

Simulation for consultation. Results are not guaranteed.

The Visage3D 3D Studio with a sample head model and rhinoplasty controls
3D Studio shown with the licensed demo sample head (CC BY 3.0), not a patient.

How it works

  1. 01

    Guided photo capture

    Patients or clinic staff upload front, 45° and profile photos with clear guidance. Files are checked and stripped of location data.

  2. 02

    Review in the 3D Studio

    Surgeons adjust bounded controls — bridge contour, tip rotation, tip projection, nostril width — on the 3D model and save named versions.

  3. 03

    Share previews deliberately

    Only versions a doctor explicitly shares reach the patient, with a before/after comparison and the consultation disclaimer.

Patients stay in control

  • You choose the clinics

    A case is visible to a clinic only after you share it from your portal, with a recorded consent.

  • Revoke at any time

    Revoking access stops the clinic reading your photos and models immediately.

  • Clinics stay separate

    Each clinic's notes, proposals and messages are private to that clinic. One clinic never sees another's.

What Visage3D is not

  • It is not a prediction of surgical results, a diagnosis or a validated surgical plan. Previews support the consultation conversation.
  • It shows no millimetre measurements: models are not calibrated, and no measurement method has been validated.
  • Without a configured reconstruction service, demo cases use a clearly labelled sample head — never presented as a model of the patient.

Start with a case or a clinic workspace

Patients can create a free account and share cases with verified clinics. Doctors apply for a workspace and are verified manually.