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Background: There has been ongoing development in the field of three-dimensional (3-D) Surface Imaging such as laser scanner and digital photogrammetry in recent years. Manufacturers tend to make new 3-D cameras compact, light-weighted, mobile, and user-friendly, similar to the development on the smartphone market. Although 3-D scans have been used for patient consultations and digital documentation in Plastic Surgery since the 1980ties, there has been no significant development lately regarding its use for objective assistance during surgery.

Using Mobile 3D Scanning Systems for Objective Evaluation of Form, Volume, and Symmetry in Plastic Surgery: Intraoperative Scanning and Lymphedema Assessment