AI Collagen Stimulator Simulator
Collagen stimulators work slowly, which makes them hard to explain. Show the patient the settled result about three months after the course, at 2, 4 or 6 vials, on their own face.
What it simulates
Doses are vials across a full course, shown as the settled result about three months later, once the new collagen has built up.
About 1 mm of soft depth spread evenly. The temple hollows are slightly shallower and the mid-cheek regains a little fullness. Rested, never filled.
A course of two to three sessions. About 2 mm of diffuse volume across the temples, mid and lateral cheeks and lateral jaw, and the nasolabial fold and pre-jowl shadow soften as a consequence.
About 3 mm of added depth across the full face. The mid-face sits higher, the jawline is crisper and the jowl less visible, and fine wrinkles on the cheeks, jowl and marionette area are about a third shallower.
PLLA lays a soft cushion over a wide area. It never builds a point of projection or a sharp cheekbone.
Temples, mid and lateral cheeks and the pre-jowl area. The under-eyes and lips are never treated and stay as in the photo.
Biostimulator and filler plans are often combined. Compare structural cheek filler on the same photo.
Clinical limits
A full PLLA course is not surgery. The simulation has to look like something a reviewing physician would accept as a well-executed course.
How it works
The practitioner takes a photo in the clinic, on a phone, a tablet or by upload. Nothing to install.
Pick the treatment and the dose, intensity or style you are planning. Stack treatments to show a combined plan.
In under 30 seconds the simulation opens in a before-and-after slider you walk through with the patient, then it is saved to their profile.
Common questions
About 2 vials at the subtle dose, about 4 at the moderate dose and about 6 at the dramatic dose, which is the ceiling of a typical treatment plan.
PLLA works gradually. New collagen builds over weeks, so the simulation shows the settled result rather than the day of injection.
No. A hyaluronic acid filler adds volume immediately. PLLA stimulates the skin to build collagen, so the volume is gradual and diffuse. You can simulate both and stack them on one photo.
No. At the highest dose it shows firmer skin where the course would, with finer wrinkles on the cheeks, jowl and marionette area. Pores, freckles, tone and shine stay as in the photo.
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