Facial cosmetic surgery, given the advances of artificial ielligence and related technologies in the not too dista future, will see major changes that Iranian surgeons and paties should prepare for them. Technology will transform both in the field of preveion of adverse changes and their treatme, both changing the way the surgeons work and possibly make changes to aesthetic criteria and eveually change the experience of paties.
Iran and the Middle East have the highest nose and face cosmetic surgery in the world. This high demand provides the basis for the adoption of new technologies related to artificial ielligence.
Modern and modern ceers in Tehran, Dubai and Istanbul are likely to provide the therapist with the ability to personalize images and provide therapies related to each person.
The UAE, with huge investmes in artificial ielligence and the existence of many modern health and beauty ceers that are eager to use modern technologies, will probably be a leader in the Middle East. Türkiye will have the next position thanks to the well -educated population, medical ceers active in tourism, and many ieractions with Europe. Iran will inevitably lead to the use of robotic surgery and artificial ielligence due to the considerable number of skilled physicians, a significa educated population and the cheap rate of cosmetic and therapeutic services. But in the field of preveion and speed of aging process, personalized products based on skin typing and even genetic map and DNA of each individual will open their way in the future. Also, accurate planning based on artificial ielligence for diet and healthy lifestyle for individuals and groups will be customized and will have better predictable results.
What we currely do as pre -operation illustration for applicas will be very primitive in the next five years. Future imagery will vary depending on the soft, bone and non -facial tissue as well as race and possibly aesthetic criteria related to Iranian and Middle East society, which means greater satisfaction and more predictable results after surgery.
What is currely seen in the Gulf states is the increasing tendency of people to undergo less aggressive surgery, such as fillers, Botox and laser, which will be accelerated in the future in Iran. With artificial ielligence technology, the precise location of the injection and volume of the material required will determine more accuracy and less complications.
In the field of nasal cosmetic surgery and facial, access to cosmetic services with the help of TeleMedicine, along with the use of advanced simulation software and the use of surgeon aid robots, wider use of Piezo Surgry, and precision lasers to shape the tissue, and the hard laser, became.
Using AI, postoperative recovery process can be evaluated by taking periodic photos, and if there are complications such as abnormal swelling or asymmetry, the surgeon will be aware of them quickly.
Finally, using artificial ielligence can compare the results of the action with iernational standards and also use advertising tools to show the quality of work.
Our main challenge in this way is the problems of sanctions and technology transfer and foreign investme in the field of artificial ielligence and robots, as well as the recruitme of iernational paties and health tourism. Of course, although the universities of the coury are trying to obtain these technologies at differe levels of medicine, we are far behind in these couries, but the gap is still compensated.
