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Do you think that a doctor that uses a 3d imaging system, such as, vectra xt, would help a patient visualize the results of an ultherapy procedure?
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Maybe: 3-d imaging alters your photo to simulate an improvement it is dependent on the technique that is used to morph your photo. I find using real patients before and afters show real results and you can judge if the improvement you see is worth the cost and recovery time of the procedure.
Answered 11/22/2013
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