i-Fix Clinical Cases · Before / After

Documentation,
not staged photography.

Before/after clinical photography is published only with clinician and patient consent attached to the record — here's exactly how that works.

3 Review steps before publishing
100%Consent required
0Staged or generated images

02 How a case gets published

Three steps,
every time.

01 Clinician submits documentation

Pre- and post-treatment photography, the series used and a short case note, sent through Contact.

02 Consent & format review

The clinical team checks patient consent is attached and the photography meets a publishable standard before anything is scheduled.

03 Published with attribution

Approved cases go live here, credited to the submitting clinician and the implant series used.

03 Publishing standard

What makes a pair
publishable.

01

Matched angles

Before and after photography taken from a comparable angle and framing so the comparison is meaningful, not staged.

02

Consistent lighting

Clinical photography standards, not filtered or retouched images.

03

Dated & attributed

Every published pair carries a date and the submitting clinician's name — nothing anonymous.

ConsentRequired
AttributedNot anonymous

Nothing published without consent

Real documentation,
published on the clinician's terms.

Submit a case

04 Frequently asked

About before
/ after.

Why is there no gallery here yet?

Before/after photography is published only with clinician and patient consent attached. None has cleared review yet — this page will fill in as cases are submitted and approved.

Can I submit a case now?

Yes — send documented cases through Contact for review and publication.

Is patient identity ever shown?

No — published photography is cropped and reviewed to avoid identifying the patient. Only the clinician and implant series are credited.

Have a documented case to submit?

Send existing before/after documentation through — the clinical team reviews format and consent before anything goes live.

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