No magic, no medical promises. Just a careful model of your face, an honest sense of what it can predict, and a clear line around what it can't. Here's how it actually works.
When you scan your face, Refrakt doesn't store a photo and call it a day. It fits a dense three-dimensional mesh — around 98,000 points — to the surface of your face, so the shape of your nose, the line of your jaw and the curve of your lips become numbers the model can reason about.
On top of that mesh sit a smaller set of landmarks: the anatomically meaningful spots clinicians actually talk about — the bridge and tip of the nose, the chin, the cheekbones, the corners of the lips. Predicting how those landmarks move is what lets Refrakt show you a believable “after.”
It's geometry, not guesswork — but geometry has limits, which is the rest of this page.
Shape change follows geometry, and geometry we can model well. Anything that depends on living tissue, healing or a surgeon's hand, we don't pretend to know.
Every preview carries a confidence indicator per region. High confidence means the geometry is well-constrained; lower confidence is the model being honest that your result could vary more.
“A simulation should make you curious, not certain. Refrakt shows you a possibility — your face, your surgeon and your biology write the ending.”The Refrakt principle
We'd rather be clear than impressive. Refrakt is a visualization tool — here is what it is explicitly not.
Refrakt doesn't assess your health, identify conditions or tell you whether a procedure is right for you. It models appearance, not medicine.
A preview is a predictive visualization, not a promise of results. Real outcomes depend on your anatomy, your healing and the clinician who treats you.
Refrakt isn't a regulated diagnostic or treatment-planning system, and nothing here should be read as medical advice.
Use Refrakt to explore and to ask better questions — then bring those questions to a qualified clinician who can examine you in person.
Your scan is yours. Request deletion at any time, and biometric data is removed by default after inactivity.
Read the privacy policy →Your scan is never used to train our models without your explicit, separate consent. Default is off.
How consent works →Scans are encrypted in transit and at rest, with strict, audited access controls around the most personal data you can share.
See our security →Now that you know how it works — and what it can't do — the best way to understand a Refrakt preview is to see your own.
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