One clear photo
Front-facing, no filter, ordinary indoor light. The plainer the photo, the more honest the preview — a flattering angle makes the simulation flattering too.
ZO Aesthetic Preview
Upload one clear, front-facing photo and choose the treatments you are curious about. In about a minute you will see a conservative preview and a best-case preview of the same plan, with the doses, downtime and cost that produced them. Every preview is reviewed by your injector at your complimentary consultation.
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How it works
Front-facing, no filter, ordinary indoor light. The plainer the photo, the more honest the preview — a flattering angle makes the simulation flattering too.
You choose None, Medium or High. Behind each one is a dose we actually treat — Medium lip filler is half a syringe, High is a full one — and the render is constrained to what that dose can do.
You get a conservative render — a typical first-treatment result at four weeks — and a best-case render at the ceiling of the same doses. The honest answer usually sits between them.
Your injector reviews the preview with you, confirms whether your anatomy suits the plan, adjusts the dosing, and gives you a firm quote before anything is treated.
What we refuse to do
It would be easy to generate a face that sells treatment. It would also be the fastest way to lose a patient's trust at the four-week follow-up. These constraints are enforced on every render we produce.
It is a simulation, not a photograph of your future. The renders are constrained to the specific dose you selected — a half syringe of lip filler is rendered as a half syringe, not as a dramatic transformation — so the direction and scale are realistic. The exact result depends on your anatomy, how you metabolise product, and how your provider places it.
Because real conservative treatment is subtle. Most previews you see online are generated to sell, so they show a face that has been beautified rather than treated. We deliberately keep asymmetries, pores, moles and skin texture in place, because the point is to help you decide, not to impress you.
Your photo and the renders are stored so your provider can review them with you at your consultation, and are deleted on a 30-day retention schedule. They are never used for advertising without separate written consent.
No. Every preview is reviewed by a licensed injector who confirms whether the plan is appropriate for your anatomy, adjusts the dosing, and gives you a firm quote. The preview is there so that conversation starts from something you can both see.
No. The preview is free, and so is the consultation that follows it.