The second Zishui Forum opened in Xi'an, where the MVS-800 3D digital facial scanning system was installed at the Second Affiliated Hospital of Xi'an Medical University. At the forum, the installation and the unveiling of a teaching base took place together, making 3D digitalization a concrete entry point for aesthetic medicine services in public hospitals.
Forum: a systematic discussion of aesthetic medicine in public hospitals
The forum exchanged views on high-quality development in public hospitals. At the opening ceremony, a national public-awareness campaign on compliant practice for aesthetic medicine practitioners was launched, and a training and teaching center plus a 3D digital plastic surgery clinical research and teaching demonstration base were unveiled.
Drawing on university teaching hospital resources, the projects will support training for aesthetic consultation and aesthetic design professionals and promote standardized, professional practice. The discussion was not only about equipment procurement, but about how public hospitals can build sustainable disciplines, talent and service systems.
Installation: what the MVS-800 can do
The MVS-800 is a dual-system scanner for the face and chest: two scanning modules, 24-megapixel texture mapping, 3D measurement accuracy of ±0.1mm, volume measurement accuracy of ±0.1ml, a full scan in under 2 seconds and model generation in under 15 seconds.
The device uses a seated scanning mode, so the subject can lean into position and reduce errors caused by body movement. The software covers facial aesthetic design, chest aesthetic design, volume measurement and quantitative analysis, and supports preoperative 3D records, treatment plan discussions and postoperative comparison.
Teaching and clinical work: beyond the device
The forum discussed systematic development of aesthetic medicine services in public hospitals. Bringing equipment into a hospital is only the first step; capture protocols, case management, staff training and clinical research must support it before 3D data can genuinely take part in diagnosis and treatment.
In future, hospital resources and talent development mechanisms are expected to keep improving service models and practice standards. CASZM will also continue to refine its products and services based on clinical feedback.
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