Global study on Crisalix 3D benefits within the aesthetics field

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Global study on Crisalix 3D benefits within the aesthetics field Dennis C. Hammond, MD Grand Rapids (USA) Jaime Garcia, PhD Crisalix (Switzerland) 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction... 3 Crisalix 3D Solution... 4 Benefits for physicians... 6 Benefits for patients... 7 Conclusions... 9 Acknowledgments... 10 References... 10 2

Introduction The successful aesthetic plastic surgeon s practice and reputation relies more than in other disciplines upon patient satisfaction. Satisfied patients become an important driver for building a positive reputation and therefore an essential stimulus for further patient referrals. As a consequence, prudent surgeons do their best to ensure patient wishes are fully taken into consideration. One of the key elements in ensuring patient satisfaction after breast augmentation is meeting the patient s expectation for the postoperative size and shape of the breast. Failure to provide the desired breast size and shape can lead to significant patient dissatisfaction, a strained doctor-patient relationship, and additional costs associated with revisionary surgery. Unfortunately, patient dissatisfaction with the size or the shape of the breast after breast augmentation is not an uncommon occurrence, and reoperation for size or shape change has been noted to occur in up to 20% of patients. 1 It is therefore essential that the patient gets educated by becoming intimately involved in the process of implant selection, supported by the surgical team, and that the patient buys-in to the selection process with enthusiasm, confidence and conviction. As the goal of the procedure is to improve the appearance of the patient, the most pressing question that all patients have in common is how they will look like after the operation that relates to questions like what is the difference between this size and that size of implant? or should I need a C cup or a D cup or even sometimes patients referred from a friend who want to have the same result with the implant their friend had. Such information allows the surgeon to proceed with confidence, and can provide that last bit of needed reassurance to allow a patient to choose to undergo the procedure. So, what if the patient could get a clear answer on her numerous questions and see her change in appearance before it actually happens? This is what Crisalix is doing with its exclusive 3D technology, which leads, as shown on the following sections, to an increase in patient satisfaction and benefits both patients and surgeons. 3

Crisalix 3D Solution Crisalix is a 3D simulation technology with the unique characteristic of being portable and available online. Through this technology, physicians can create 3D models of their patients and simulate breast, face and body procedures. To access the technology, physicians can login into their Crisalix account via the web or from the Crisalix ipad App. Since all the data is in the cloud, it can be accessed securely from anywhere and at any time. Crisalix is the only hybrid solution where the patient can be scanned in 3D either by uploading 3 standard digital photos of the patient (front view and both profiles) or using a portable 3D sensor plugged into an ipad (see image below). The 3D model is rendered in a few seconds and the image is then ready for creating the desired simulation for breast, face, or body procedures. As part of its continuous evolution of technology, Crisalix is the first company in the aesthetic field to integrate cutting edge virtual reality (VR) capabilities (see image below), supplementing the 3D technology with a higher level of immersive reality. With any 3D VR goggles, including the new Samsung Gear VR powered by Oculus, patients can try on their new body/face, and see the changes in size and shape in real time. With Crisalix the 3D consultation is not over when the patient leaves the practice. Because it is an online solution, physicians can give remote access to their patients so they can continue visualizing their simulations and share this 3D experience with others to help them to make a better decision and increase their 4

interest. By doing so, patients end up promoting the practice where they had the consultation. In addition, patients can share their 3D before & after simulations publicly on the Crisalix community to receive direct feedback from others (votes for the favorite proposed surgery, comments, etc.). Those tools provide a viral referral network for the practice. Since its commercial launch in 2011 until June 24th 2016, Crisalix has simulated 73,407 patients in 3D. Those patients were entered into the system by 2,577 surgeons from 113 different countries. About 40% of simulated patients utilized the remote access since its launch in 2013. Countries with surgeons using Crisalix 3D technology 5

Benefits for physicians One of the primary advantages of the online service is the large volume of data that is created through this technology. With the current and fast growing daily usage, Crisalix has become the worldwide leader in preoperative simulation with the most extensive database of 3D cases in the aesthetic field. On February 7 th 2014, Crisalix launched an ongoing study with the aim of objectively measuring the impact of its 3D technology in the consultation-tosurgery conversion of its users, called the Crisalix Conversion Index (CCI). By determining if a simulated patient has undergone surgery or not, the physician completes his Crisalix account with information about each 3D consultation measuring his personal 3D conversion rate. It is the first and only unbiased index of its kind showing the overall success rate of 3D consultations. The statistical calculations are automatically generated from data obtained from an aggregated Crisalix community of plastic surgeons from around the world, and this data is taken from thousands of patients consult-to-surgery final results. The CCI as of June 23 rd 2016 is 88.9%. As shown in the image below. This number has been calculated from the data provided by 975 plastic surgeons from 77 different countries, for a total of 25,413 patients with information about their decision to proceed with surgery. The Crisalix Conversion Index is intended to allow any participant in the industry, including but not limited to each and every plastic surgeon from any part of the world, to benchmark his or her own success rate against comparable 3D peers. 6

Benefits for patients Why do physicians increase their consult-to-conversion rate with Crisalix 3D technology? Common sense says a picture is worth a thousand words, which means that if the patient has a clearer idea of what she will look like after the procedure, she will be more likely to ultimately go through with the operation. However, in order to quantify the data and allow objective conclusions to be reached, two studies were started in 2014 aiming to analyze first-hand feedback from the simulated patients. The first ongoing study started in September 5 th 2014 with the aim of getting feedback after the consultation and measuring the impact of the 3D simulation. Enrolled patients who received the remote access were also asked to fill out a post-consultation survey. As of June 23 rd 2016, 1346 patients had filled in the survey from 40 countries. As shown in the graph below, a very positive response was noted in reference to questions about satisfaction and how the 3D technology helped them during the consultation to choose the correct implant. It is interesting to note that fully 55% of the patients thought that the 3D technology was the decisive factor in whether or not to proceed with surgery. Concerning the decision about surgery, 79% declared they were going to proceed with surgery against only 2% who would not. Among the 19% of patients who were undecided, the main reason was financing. 7

Another important aspect is the timing of the procedure. The majority of surveyed patients declared they had been hesitating for years, however after viewing the 3D technology, many were eager to schedule surgery within days. So far 1346 patient surveys have been received since September 5 th 2014. Based on a confidence level of 95%, the statistical margin of error for this survey is ±2.63%. If we compare the 88.9% surgeon CCI and the 76.3% to 81.6% CCI from the patients surveys, one can conclude that surgeons using Crisalix have on average twice the standard conversion rate. In other words, these surgeons perform 2x as many operations with the same number of consultations (standard conversion rate usually around 30 to 40% 2 ). The second ongoing study started in December 10 th 2014 has the aim of getting feedback from the patients after the surgery. Simulated patients who received the remote access and underwent surgery were asked to fill out a post-surgery survey. As of June 23 rd 2016, 226 surveys were received from 29 countries. As shown in the graph below, 98.7% of patients were noted to be satisfied or very satisfied with their result and 96.9% were either satisfied or very satisfied with the 3D simulation compared to their final result. 98% recommended Crisalix to their friends and from the 3.1% of unsatisfied patients, 42% still recommended Crisalix to other patients and all of them recommended their surgeon. 8

Conclusions The aim of this white paper is to define the effect of 3D imaging and more specifically to determine if Crisalix is adding value to the field of aesthetic surgery. Thanks to the continuous large volume of data generated through the cloud based solution, Crisalix is able to analyze objectively the information obtained from both surgeons and patients, demonstrating the following main conclusions: Adding 3D imaging to the consultation doubles on average the standard consult-to-surgery conversion rate, making the physician twice as productive. 86% of the patients were thinking about surgery for years and months and decided immediately or in days when seeing their Crisalix 3D simulation. The use of Crisalix during the consultation improves both postconsultation and post-surgery satisfaction. Fully 99% of these patients have recommended or will recommend their surgeon after using Crisalix, making it an extremely powerful word of mouth solution. The use of Crisalix 3D is the decisive factor in the consultation for more than half of the patients. Post-surgery dissatisfaction is dramatically reduced by managing patient expectations. For anyone looking to change their appearance, the final question will always be What will I look like? Until now patients undergoing these procedures couldn't have a real answer to his question and were evaluating their potential results based on the only visual information they could have: photos of other patients. As everyone is different, the potential exists for these expectations to be unrealistic or incomplete which could potentially lead to patient dissatisfaction. With 3D imaging, Crisalix allows tailor made simulations based on the patient's own unique anatomy to be created. These images can then serve as a more reliable predictor of postoperative results, allowing more patients to confidently choose surgery with very high rates of patient satisfaction. 9

Acknowledgments We would like to express our special thanks to all the physicians who participated in this study by providing accurate information. We very much appreciate your contribution. References 1. Codner MA, Mejia JD, Locke MB, Mahoney A, Thiels C, Nahai FR, Hester TR, Nahai F. A 15-year experience with primary breast augmentation. Plast Reconstr Surg. 2011 Mar;127(3):1300-10 2. Joshua M. Korman The Business of Plastic Surgery: navigating a successful career, World Scientific, Singapore, 2010. Copyright Information [ 2016 Crisalix All Rights Reserved ] For more information, please contact jaime.garcia@crisalix.com 10