Galderma has announced the launch of FACE by Galderma, an innovative augmented reality application. The ground-breaking solution enables aesthetic practitioners and patients to visualize treatment results at the planning stage. The technology will be presented to the aesthetic scientific community at the International Master Course on Aging Science (IMCAS) World Congress 2023 in Paris.

FACE by Galderma gives patients a real-time, realistic “before and after” view of possible results from an individualized treatment plan. This helps address concerns about end results while also enabling better understanding of a holistic treatment approach, ultimately leading to greater patient satisfaction.

“We developed this game-changing solution to support aesthetic practitioners and give patients a visual representation of what they can expect from the procedures included in their treatment plan. For example, the real-time injectable results feature simulates how a treatment might augment a patient’s lips, cheeks or chin. FACE by Galderma offers patients a realistic visual of their results before treatment even begins, supporting them to establish treatment objectives and priorities alongside their practitioner. It gives them the freedom to make their aesthetic goals a reality.”

FACE by Galderma allows for an immersive, fully interactive consultation process and enables the aesthetic practitioner to evaluate the entire face in real time. The assessment is based on Galderma’s Five Facet Assessment that considers skin quality, facial shape, facial symmetry, facial proportions, and contour, as well as animation and emotional expression. Following the assessment, priority areas can be identified, and an individualized treatment plan can be created. By taking a full-face approach, FACE by Galderma ensures that the practitioner provides a holistic treatment plan that meets the patient’s needs. The technology behind FACE by Galderma was developed in partnership with Crisalix, the worldwide leading reference in 3D, virtual reality and augmented reality aesthetic simulation.

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