Evaluation of Three-dimensional Facial Images Created Using Photogrammetry with a Smartphone Camera Recording

Introduction : Facial soft tissue morphological records are essential for the treatment planning and postoperative evaluation of facial deformities. In this study, we evaluated whether three-dimensional (3D) models of facial features reconstructed using photogrammetry software and smartphone-based image acquisition can be used in clinical practice.

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THE JOURNAL OF THE STOMATOLOGICAL SOCIETY JAPAN
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2025-03-31
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https://doi.org/10.5357/koubyou.92.1_37
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Digital Imaging in Medicine
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Evaluation of Three-dimensional Facial Images Created Using Photogrammetry with a Smartphone Camera Recording

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Evaluation of Three-dimensional Facial Images Created Using Photogrammetry with a Smartphone Camera Recording

Keiichi Morita, TONOUCHI Erina, HARAZONO Yosuke, TAKAHARA Namiaki, YODA Tetsuya, YAMAZAKI Kotaro, ISHIHARA Kai
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Introduction : Facial soft tissue morphological records are essential for the treatment planning and postoperative evaluation of facial deformities. In this study, we evaluated whether three-dimensional (3D) models of facial features reconstructed using photogrammetry software and smartphone-based image acquisition can be used in clinical practice.

THE JOURNAL OF THE STOMATOLOGICAL SOCIETY JAPANVol. 92(1)
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Digital Imaging in Medicine
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