AI Filler Simulator
AI filler simulator: facial filler simulation, before and after
Plan dermal filler with the patient, not for them. Med Plasty turns one consultation photo into a realistic AI facial filler simulation across eight treatment zones, at the dose you actually intend to use.
Nasolabial fillers, 1.5 ml HA at moderate dose, simulated. Simulations are a consultation aid showing a clinically plausible outcome. They are not a guarantee of results.
Treatment zones
Eight filler zones, one simulator
Lips are dosed in millilitres. The other zones have up to three doses (subtle, moderate and dramatic), matched to real injection volumes.
Lips
From 0.5 to 5 ml, in natural, heart or round shape. Dosed by the millilitre, as you would plan it.
Cheeks
A lateral lift from the zygoma (MD Codes Ck1 and Ck2) that restores the Ogee curve without filling the apple of the cheek.
Under-eyes and tear troughs
The tear trough hollow fills and the shadow it casts lifts, while eye shape stays exactly the same.
Chin
Forward projection of about 1 to 3 mm, assessed against the Ricketts E-line on the side profile.
Jawline
A sharper mandibular border and a cleaner jaw-to-neck line, without narrowing or widening the face.
Nose (non-surgical rhinoplasty)
The dorsal line is straightened and smoothed. This is clearest on a side-profile photo.
Nasolabial folds
The folds soften visibly but are never flattened, because real filler does not erase them.
Temples
Temple hollows are restored for a smoother contour from the brow to the cheekbone.
Combined plans
Stack zones on one photo, for example cheeks, then chin, then lips, to show the whole treatment plan in one before and after.
Clinical limits
A filler simulation that never overfills
Most AI filler simulations fail by doing too much. Med Plasty is built to reject the results a reviewing physician would reject.
- No "pillow face" or chipmunk cheeks. The apple of the cheek is not over-volumised.
- No widening across the cheekbones and no deepening of the submalar hollow.
- Nasolabial folds improve but never disappear.
- Filler adds volume. It can never shrink or narrow a feature, so the simulation never does.
- The light already in the photo reveals the new contour. No highlights or shadows are painted on.
How it works
From photo to simulation, inside the consultation
Capture the photo
The practitioner takes a photo in the clinic, on a phone, a tablet or by upload. Nothing to install.
Choose treatment and dose
Pick the treatment and the dose, intensity or style you are planning. Stack treatments to show a combined plan.
Review before and after together
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
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI filler simulator?
It is software that edits a patient photo to show the likely result of dermal filler in a chosen area and dose. Med Plasty is built for clinics: the practitioner runs it during the consultation to agree on a plan with the patient.
Can I show a filler simulation before and after for several areas?
Yes. Simulate one zone, then add another treatment on top of the result. A cheek, chin and lip plan can be shown as one combined before and after.
Does the simulation reflect the filler dose?
Yes. Lips are simulated by millilitre from 0.5 to 5 ml. Other zones use subtle, moderate and dramatic doses, each tied to a realistic injection volume.
How realistic is AI facial filler simulation?
The engine keeps skin texture, lighting and identity, and follows clinical rules for each zone. The result is a plausible outcome for consultation, not a guarantee.
Does Med Plasty help discuss injection safety?
Yes. Med Plasty includes an interactive facial arterial anatomy map that you can use to explain danger zones and vascular risk during the consultation.
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