Cheek, temple, jawline, nasolabial fold and tear trough filler simulations in Med Plasty are written around MD Codes injection points. The anatomy map marks those points on the patient's photo, next to the artery danger zones, so the consultation shows where the simulation placed product.
Reference face
On a patient, the points are fitted to the face in the photo from facial landmarks. Here they are shown on the reference face.
What is marked
Only points that a simulation prompt actually names are marked.
Ck1 Zygomatic archCk2 Zygomatic eminenceCk3 Anteromedial cheek · kept free of product
T1 Anterior temple
Jw1 Mandible angleJw3 Mandible body
NL1 Upper nasolabial foldNL2 Central nasolabial foldNL3 Lower nasolabial fold
Tt1 Central infraorbitalTt2 Lateral infraorbitalTt3 Medial infraorbital
How it works
The map is fitted to the face in the photo, so the points and the artery zones follow its size and angle.
A point appears only when the simulation's prompt names it. Nothing is added to suggest where else to inject.
Each point sits on the same map as the arteries and the high-risk injection zones, so the doctor reads them together.
The points are an estimate placed from facial landmarks. They record what the simulation assumed and are not an injection instruction. The practitioner locates every point on the patient and decides the treatment. The artery map is a general reference, not a scan of this patient's vessels.
MD Codes™ is a trademark of Dr. Maurício de Maio. Med Plasty is not affiliated with Dr. de Maio or Allergan/AbbVie.
Request a demo to see the MD Codes map on a patient photo in Med Plasty.