What is Faceify Labs?

Faceify Labs is a browser-based AI surgical simulation platform with 85+ procedure simulators built for plastic surgeons, aesthetic clinics, and patients. It processes patient photos entirely on-device using a 468-point anatomical facial mesh — no images are uploaded to any server. It is an educational visual planning tool, not regulated as a medical device under the U.S. FDA, the Thai FDA, the Korean MFDS, ANVISA (Brazil), or the PMDA (Japan). See faceifylabs.com/clinical-safety for our full clinical posture.

How many procedures does Faceify Labs simulate?

Faceify Labs supports 85+ procedures across 6 categories: surgical (rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, facelift, brow lift, otoplasty, V-line, and more), non-surgical (chemical peels, laser, microneedling, HIFU, RF), injectable (Botox, dermal fillers, Profhilo, Sculptra, Radiesse, Kybella, masseter Botox), dental (veneers, smile design, teeth whitening, gummy smile), body contouring (breast augmentation, liposuction, BBL, tummy tuck, brachioplasty, thigh lift), and hair restoration (DHI hair transplant, PRP hair, laser hair removal).

Is Faceify Labs free to try?

Yes. Visit faceifylabs.com/demo to try every procedure simulator free with no signup required. Surgeon plans start at $149/month. Patients buy simulation credits at $19 each — 1 credit unlocks 24-hour unlimited access to one procedure simulator, with bundles of 3 or 5 credits available.

How does Faceify Labs compare to Crisalix, Vectra, or AEDIT?

Faceify Labs runs entirely in the browser with no hardware required. Crisalix uses a 3D mobile scanner. Vectra (Canfield) requires $25k+ in dedicated 3D camera hardware. AEDIT focuses on patient discovery, not parametric simulation. FaceTouchUp is rhinoplasty-only with manual brush tools. Faceify ships 85+ parametric procedures with clinical safety constraints, 100% on-device processing, and a 468-point anatomical mesh, at $149/month.

Is patient data safe with Faceify Labs?

Yes. All facial photo processing is performed entirely on-device in the browser. No patient photos are ever uploaded to or stored on any Faceify Labs server. The platform is built with HIPAA-aligned architecture and complies with GDPR, Thailand PDPA, South Korea PIPA, Singapore PDPA, and India DPDPA.

What devices and browsers does Faceify Labs support?

Any modern browser: Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge — on desktop, tablet, or mobile. iOS Safari 15+ and Android Chrome are fully supported. iPad is the most common device for in-clinic surgeon demos. No app download or hardware required.

How accurate are the AI simulations?

Simulations use a 468-point anatomical facial mesh with sub-millimeter landmark tracking precision (0.04mm RMSD, validated against peer-reviewed face-tracking benchmarks). Each procedure has clinical safety constraints — anatomical clamps prevent unrealistic deformations such as eye-orbit displacement past 1.2% of face height. Simulations are educational, directional previews, not surgical-outcome guarantees.

Can I share a simulation with my patient or surgeon?

Yes. Surgeons can email patients a one-click link that opens the simulation plan in a browser — patients see the surgeon's parameter selections without uploading anything new. Patients can email surgeons a share link the same way. Photos stay on each person's device throughout — only the parameter state is transmitted.

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