3D Imaging for Face, Chin, Cheek and Nose Surgery

Facial 3D Imaging at Coco Ruby Melbourne

We are excited to now introduce the Vectra Face Sculptor, which is a facial surgery simulator. This Facial 3D Imaging is used as a planning tool to see what can potentially be attained through facial surgery.

Our Coco Ruby dermal clinicians also use the Reveal facial camera to detect facial skin imperfections in our non-surgical patients. For example; pigmentation, sun and capillary damage. This helps appropriately select the treatment that is most suitable for patients’ needs. It also gives them a visual tool to assist in their consultation process and patient communication.

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The Vectra Face Sculptor

vectra imaging machine

The Vectra Face Sculptor allow our facial surgeons to demonstrate the potential outcome of Rhinoplasty, Face Lifts, Neck Lifts and Chin Augmentation. The machine provides a visual pre-operative assessment of the face with automated measurements of the facial features and contours.

Our highly experienced team here at Coco Ruby Plastic Surgery, feel that the Vectra Face Sculptor offers extra value to our facial surgery patients. This is because it can help patients not only make an informed decision about their procedure but it may also give them an idea about what their results may look like.

Procedures like Rhinoplasty and Face Lifts are often procedures that patients think about for a long time. This is because they have concerns about their final outcome. Now we have the 3D imaging tool to demonstrate and communicate to the patient the outcome we believe they may achieve from their facial surgery.

Note these 3D imaging devices and software systems are tools only – not predictive technology. However, they may be used as an aid to help patients visualise potential results.

The decision to have any form of facial surgery is a difficult one. Having an additional communication tool to visually explain a patients’ possible outcome may make their consultation process easier.

 

Choosing an experienced Nose Surgeon for you

When choosing the right plastic surgeon for Nose or Face Surgery you should always keep in mind that the experience, training, and credentials are more important than;

  • The price
  • Special deals
  • Discounts

How to Book a Consultation with a Nose or Face Surgeon

A formal first nose consultation with Dr Stephen Kleid includes a comprehensive nasal examination ($300) in person at the clinic. Dr Kleid will then perform a Nasendoscope procedure and 3D imaging on a Vectra Machine ($300).

Dr Stephen Kleid is an experienced Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) Surgeon (Otolaryngologist). He consults in three Melbourne practice locations here at Coco Ruby Plastic Surgery;

  1. Hawthorn East
  2. St Kilda East
  3. And, East Melbourne.

Always choose a qualified & experienced surgeon for Plastic Surgery

Be sure to find out if your surgeon is FRACS (Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons) qualified and has proven and relevant surgical experience.

Don’t choose someone who studied a different area of medicine. They are unlikely to have the surgical training required to be recognised as a Specialist in Plastic, Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgeon.

Coco Ruby is an Australia-wide Specialist Plastic Surgeons Group, with the appropriate qualifications and members of recognised associations. Look for members of

  • FRACS – Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons
  • ASPS – Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons
  • ASAPS – Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons
  • Or, ISAPS – International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

These are just examples of some of the Qualifications a Plastic Surgeon should have. Our Surgeons operate in an accredited hospital, not in the back room of a clinic.

Dr Stephen Kleid

Dr Stephen Kleid – Ear Nose and Throat Surgeon
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OTOLARYNGOLOGIST

MBBS – Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery and Bachelor of Medicine
FRACS – Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons

Dr Stephen Kleid is an experienced Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) Surgeon (Otolaryngologist) based in Melbourne with a passion for Rhinoplasty, Septoplasty and a strong interest in Rhinoplasty Revision.

If you want to find out more about a procedure book a consultation.

Last updated: 27/11/2023
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Lyshai Brombara
Lyshai - Patient Liaison Manager at Coco Ruby Plastic Surgery in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Lyshai appreciates the organisation required to get things done in today’s hectic life. Her role as Patient Experience Manager Lyshai is a great guide for your plastic surgery journey.

Specialist Plastic Surgeons and ENT (Ear, Nose and Throat) Surgeon

With a wealth of experience and training, our Specialist Plastic and ENT (Ear, Nose and Throat) Surgeons are dedicated to best-practice patient care and education, customising Surgery for each and every patient to best meet their needs and desired surgical outcomes.

What to do next?

Our Patient Liaison Team can assist with any questions you may have when considering a procedure. You can send in an enquiry form below or call our Melbourne Clinic between 9 am – 5 pm Monday to Friday.

Phone 1300 599 990, Email us: enquiries@cocoruby.com.au or Book a FREE 15-minute Phone Chat with our Patient Liaison Manager or a Consultation with a Surgeon.


Disclaimer: Results depend on individual patient circumstances and can vary significantly. Results may also be impacted by a variety of factors including your lifestyle, weight, nutritional intake and overall health. Consult your Specialist Plastic Surgeon for details. This information is general in nature and is not intended to be medical advice nor does it constitute a doctor-patient relationship. Surgery risks and complications will be covered in detail during a consultation with your Surgeon.