AI Botox simulator
AI Botox Simulator for Clinics and Their Clients
The visualization is generated by an image model that edits the client's own photo. It keeps the person recognisable and changes only the areas the client selected — as an illustration, not a prediction.
From photo to visualization in three steps
The client provides a front-facing photo in even light, selects the areas they want to explore, and the model returns one edited image. Identity, skin tone, lighting and background are preserved so the result reads as the same person on a calmer day.
- Step 1: photo, with on-screen guidance for framing and light
- Step 2: selection on a face map or from a list of areas
- Step 3: one combined AI-generated visualization
What AI visualization can and cannot do
It can show how softer expression lines could change the overall impression of a face, which helps a client picture a treatment. It cannot know their muscle strength, dosing response or healing, so it must never be presented as a medical forecast.
Why clinics control the treatment list
Your clinic decides which areas the model may visualize. Anything you do not offer is switched off, so clients are never shown a treatment you cannot deliver.
Wording that stays compliant
Every screen and stored result carries the same note: Every image is an AI-generated visualization for illustrative purposes only. It is not a medical prediction, and actual treatment results may vary between individuals.
Every image is an AI-generated visualization for illustrative purposes only. It is not a medical prediction, and actual treatment results may vary between individuals.
Questions clinics ask
- Does the AI predict my Botox result?
- No. It produces an illustrative visualization of a potential outcome. Real results depend on anatomy, dosing and the clinician's assessment, which no image model can determine from a photo.
- Is the client's own photo used?
- Yes. The visualization is an edit of the photo the client provided, which is why it stays recognisable rather than showing a generic model.
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