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AURA 3D | Inside Geo Aesthetic Clinic
A quick look at how 3D images give the physician and client a shared visual reference.
AURA 3D IMAGING SYSTEM
See skin and facial contours more clearly before planning the next step
AURA 3D creates three-dimensional images of the face and neck to support discussion of skin condition, facial proportions and changes over time. It does not choose a treatment for you; it gives you and your physician a clearer visual reference for the consultation.
3D face and neck imaging
Skin and facial measurements
Before-and-after tracking
REAL CLINIC EXPERIENCE
See how AURA 3D fits into a real consultation
Step into the clinic and see how 3D image capture connects with the consultation and explanation that follow.
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Geo Kaohsiung | AURA 3D in practice
Visit the Kaohsiung clinic and see how AURA 3D image capture connects with the consultation workflow.
SEE BEFORE YOU PLAN
Understand the current condition before discussing treatment
A mirror or a single phone photo can change with lighting, angle and expression. AURA 3D creates a more consistent visual record of the face and neck, helping skin texture, colour, contours, proportions and volume changes become easier to discuss. The physician still interprets the images together with an in-person examination, medical history and your priorities.
3D imaging supports assessment, explanation and follow-up. It does not replace a medical diagnosis or predict or guarantee treatment results.
FOUR WAYS TO LOOK CLOSER
More than one photograph: four complementary perspectives
The displayed analyses and comparison methods depend on capture conditions, the purpose of the assessment and system settings.
Skin visualisation
Different imaging views can help discuss wrinkles, pores, red areas, brown spots and skin texture, clarifying which concerns deserve attention first.
Facial measurements
Angles, distances and proportions provide a clearer way to discuss facial features than relying on a vague impression of change.
Volume and contour comparison
Three-dimensional images can compare volume and contour presentation across time points as a reference for follow-up planning.
Before-and-after tracking
Side-by-side or overlay views can support discussion of change, limitations and next steps when capture conditions are kept reasonably consistent.
CONSULTATION FLOW
One imaging session connects assessment and follow-up
At Geo, AURA 3D is part of the consultation process—not a score that makes a diagnosis.
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Start with your priorities
Discuss skin, contours, expression or previous treatments and decide what should be documented and reviewed.
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Create the 3D image
A face and neck image is recorded. Capture is quick; total time varies with registration and clinic workflow.
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Review with a physician
Images and measurements are interpreted together with the in-person assessment, including which findings are useful and which need further evaluation.
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Keep a comparable baseline
If treatment follows, later images can be recorded under similar conditions. A single score or photograph is never used as a result guarantee.
WHEN IT HELPS
When 3D imaging can be especially useful
- A first consultation with both skin and contour concerns and no clear starting point
- Before energy-based, injectable or skin treatments when a more consistent baseline is helpful
- At follow-up, when personal observations and image records need to be reviewed together
- When facial proportions, texture, colour or volume changes matter beyond one camera angle
FAQ
AURA 3D frequently asked questions
How long does the assessment take?
Image capture itself is quick. Total time also includes registration, image processing and explanation, and varies with the consultation and clinic schedule.
Is it painful or is downtime needed?
AURA 3D is an imaging and analysis process without an invasive treatment step, so no recovery time needs to be scheduled afterward.
Can it tell me exactly which treatment I need?
Not by itself. Medical history, medication, previous treatments, physical examination and your expectations still need to be reviewed before discussing whether treatment is appropriate and in what sequence.
Do I need imaging at every visit?
Not necessarily. Whether and when to repeat imaging depends on the treatment, observation goal and physician plan. More frequent imaging is not automatically better.
Medical content reviewed by Dr. Wei-Chung Liu | Updated October 1, 2026
Device functions are based on official information from Aura Reality. Available views, interpretation and treatment planning depend on the in-person assessment.
