Rhinoplasty simulator · For practices
The rhinoplasty simulatorthat shows a patienttheir own nose, changed.
PreviewMD’s rhinoplasty simulator is an AI preview tool plastic surgery practices embed on their own website and use in consultations. A patient uploads one photo and sees a photorealistic preview of their likely rhinoplasty result in about 3 to 4 minutes.
No developer needed. Live on your site in minutes.
How it works
How does a patient preview a rhinoplasty result?
On your website or in your consult room: one photo, and a photorealistic before and after with a comparison slider about 3 to 4 minutes later. The photo is processed for the preview and never stored.
They upload a photo
Taken right on the page, following the widget’s on-screen guidance. There’s nothing to download and nothing to book first.
They see their result
A realistic AI preview of what a rhinoplasty could look like on their own nose. The AI is tuned by a practicing plastic surgeon with decades of experience.
Rhinoplasty preview · 2 min on your site
You get the lead
They share their name and contact info with your practice before the preview renders. The lead lands in your CRM while they’re still looking at the result.
The live demo
Try it on your own photo.
The demo runs the same engine your patients would use. Open the live demo, upload a photo, watch the preview render in about 3 to 4 minutes, and judge the quality yourself.
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This is a real PreviewMD render.
It was made exactly the way your patients’ previews are made, on a computer-generated face rather than a patient. No retouching, no filter.
Why it reads like a surgical result
The rhinoplasty model is tuned to what surgery actually changes: the bridge, the tip, and how far either one can move.
The AI models are fine-tuned with a double board certified plastic surgeon, more than three decades in practice, so the preview reads like a surgical outcome instead of a retouched photo. Separate tuning for men and women keeps the anatomy honest.
For your practice
Every preview is a lead.
A visitor researching rhinoplasty on your website is already close. The simulator gives them the thing a gallery of other patients’ results can’t: their own likely surgical result, on their own nose. Before the preview renders, they share their name and contact info with your practice.
The contact info goes straight into your CRM or EMR with the procedure attached; your dashboard shows every capture and the page it came from. Your coordinator follows up with a patient who has already tried the procedure on, and the consult starts from a shared picture instead of a blank page.
Rhinoplasty preview · 2 min on your site
Compared with 3D simulation
How is this different from 3D nose simulation?
Crisalix and Canfield’s VECTRA build a 3D model of the patient’s face and morph it, from a set of angled photos or a camera system in the office. PreviewMD generates a photorealistic AI preview from one photo the patient takes themselves. For the wider picture, read what AI actually does in plastic surgery.
| 3D simulation |  PreviewMD | |
|---|---|---|
| Runs inside your own website | Partlya banner links out to their app | Yes |
| No hardware or capture session | Partlysoftware tools still need a photo session | Yes |
| Published monthly price | No | Yes |
| Every preview delivers a lead | Partlytheir patient app captures some | Yes |
| Setup | Three to six photos from set angles, or a camera system in the office | One photo, taken on the patient’s phone |
| Where it runs | In the consultation, or an app you send the patient to | Your website and your consult room |
| Output | Morphed 3D mesh | A photorealistic preview of their own nose |
| Pricing | Quoted through sales | Public: $249–$999 per month, 14-day trial |
| Time to live | Onboarding and training, plus hardware for the camera systems | On your site the same day |
See how PreviewMD compares with Crisalix, Canfield VECTRA and Quantificare, or browse every comparison.
Questions
What practices ask.
What is the PreviewMD rhinoplasty simulator?
An AI tool your practice offers patients, on your website and in consults, that turns one photo into a photorealistic preview of a likely rhinoplasty result in about 3-4 minutes. It’s built for practices; patients use it through you, not through a consumer app.
How realistic are the rhinoplasty previews?
The rhinoplasty model is fine-tuned with a double board certified plastic surgeon, more than three decades in practice, and tuned separately for men and for women because the target proportions differ. Dorsal reduction, tip rotation and bridge definition move within the ranges a surgeon works to, so the preview reads like a surgical outcome rather than a retouched photo.
What stops a patient treating the preview as a promise?
The widget tells them on the result screen, in plain words. Previews are visualizations that support the consultation: individual results vary, nothing is guaranteed, and what is achievable for a particular patient’s anatomy is the surgeon’s determination. The preview’s job is to start that conversation, not to settle it.
What would I look like with a nose job?
The most direct way to find out is a preview rendered on your own photo. PreviewMD runs on plastic surgery practices’ websites: upload one photo there and see a realistic before and after in about 3-4 minutes. Ask your surgeon whether they offer PreviewMD on their site.
How does a patient use it on my website?
They tap the preview button, take or upload one photo following the widget’s on-screen guidance, share their name and contact info with your practice, and see their before and after with a comparison slider about 3-4 minutes later. You receive the lead either way.
What photos work best?
One clear, well-lit photo with the nose unobstructed by hair or glasses, framed the way the widget asks on screen. A phone selfie works. The widget checks the photo before rendering and asks for a retake if it won’t produce a usable preview.
Does the simulator store patient photos?
No. Photos are processed to generate the preview and are not retained by PreviewMD.
Can I use it live in consultations?
Yes, and the consult room is where it works hardest. Render the patient’s before-and-after in the room, put it on a screen, and talk through what the procedure addresses while they look at their own nose, not a stock photo.
How is this different from Crisalix or 3D nose simulation?
Crisalix and Canfield’s VECTRA build a 3D model and morph it. Crisalix needs three photos from set angles, six for its high-accuracy model; VECTRA needs a camera system in the office. Both can reach a patient before they book, though the simulation runs in the vendor’s own app that you link out to. PreviewMD renders from one phone photo, inside your own website, and PreviewMD’s pricing is public: $249-$999 per month, self-serve, 14-day trial.
Why does the rhinoplasty simulator ask the patient to turn their head?
A nose changes along the line of the bridge, and a straight-on camera flattens exactly that line, so a dorsal hump barely registers in a front-facing photo. Turned about halfway to one side, the bridge reads in silhouette against the far cheek. The widget checks that angle before it renders and sends a photo back rather than return a preview where nothing appears to change.
Can a patient take the rhinoplasty photo without help?
Yes, and that is why the simulator asks for roughly forty-five degrees rather than a full profile. Turned fully side-on a patient cannot see their own screen, so they cannot tell what they are framing, and the photos come back crooked and badly cropped. At halfway they can still see what they are doing.
Does the rhinoplasty preview change anything except the nose?
It changes the nose and nothing else: not the width of the face, not the skin, and not the patient’s apparent age. That matters in a consultation. If a preview quietly improves everything, the patient likes the picture for reasons that have nothing to do with the operation they came in about.
What does the rhinoplasty simulator cost?
It’s included in every PreviewMD plan: $249 to $999 per month depending on preview volume and branding, with a 14-day free trial. Full details on the pricing page.
What other procedures can patients preview?
Each additional simulator ships only after the surgeon signing it off. To see every live simulator, check out the simulators page.
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