Intrigued by the idea of cosmetic surgery, but too scared to visit your local surgeon? Curious, but not ready to change your appearance forever?
It’s time for you to click on over to MyBodyPart.com where you can download free software that let’s you experiment with virtual surgery. The program will give you an idea how you could look if you had real plastic surgery.
Within minutes, the fun, user-friendly program gives you a painless idea of what results you could expect if you went under the knife.
Not sure if you prefer Claudia Schiffer’s nose or Jessica Alba’s? Would Angelina’s pouty lips be too dominant on your narrow face? Those who aren’t shy can upload their image into the virtual plastic surgery picture rating directory where they can quickly get feedback from others. For a little bit of fun, you can rate and comment on other people’s photographs as well.
Test everything from Botox and liposuction to breast augmentation or reduction. A face lift, a nose job, pin back those Dumbo ears… it’s all possible, and an easy, safe way to experiment before taking a stab at the real thing!
Virtual Surgery Experimentations
MyBodyPart.com Performs Plastic Surgery Without The Knife
Trend Themes
1. Virtual Surgery Simulation - There is a potential disruptive innovation opportunity to develop advanced virtual surgery software that provides a more realistic and accurate simulation of surgical procedures.
2. User-generated Surgery Outcomes - A disruptive innovation opportunity exists for online communities to exchange and vote for best user-generated surgery outcomes, improving software and providing useful data for cosmetic surgeons.
3. Augmented Reality Surgery Training - Disruptive innovation opportunity lies in developing augmented reality (AR) surgical training, offering trainee surgeons a better and safer way to develop technical expertise before working with real patients.
Industry Implications
1. Cosmetic Surgery - Cosmetic surgery industry could develop and implement advanced virtual surgery software to enhance consultations, minimize risk, and better anticipate customer satisfaction.
2. Software Development - There is a disruptive innovation opportunity in the software industry to develop more advanced and user-friendly virtual surgery programs that simulate different surgical procedures for medical and educational purposes.
3. Medical Education - Innovations in virtual and augmented reality technology could be applied to medical education to provide safer surgical training and enhance technical expertise among trainee surgeons.