Three-dimensional Scanning In Rhinoplasty And Individual Patient Experience
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Introduction: Three-dimensional facial scanning has been the object of study for decades and increasingly being used in rhinoplasty, and has recently been applied to surgical simulation. The patient’s perspective in this context should be explored, so that surgeons can individualize their approach. Objectives: Acess the patient’s perspective on three-dimensional scanning in rhinoplasty and their experience during the evaluation and simulation processes in preoperative consultation. Material and methods: Longitudinal, prospective and qualitative study, with the application of a...
Authors: Letícia Akazaki Oyama, Gabriel Zorron Cavalcanti,
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