3D Imaging for Gender-Affirming Surgery (IMAGE)

University of California San Francisco Medical Center

3D Imaging for Gender-Affirming Surgery

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An example subject (center column) that has been transformed to have a more masculine (right) and more feminine (left) shape, leaving overall size unchanged. The shape distance between each column is equal to the magnitude of the shape distance between the averaged female and male facial shapes. Bottom: The same shape transformation process applied to the nose region of the same subject.

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