Honest answer: a simulation is a visualization, not a clinical prediction. Reputable tools are engineered for plausibility — natural results consistent with real treatment — and are transparent about what they are.

How GenView keeps previews honest

• Every render is auto-inspected: if the person no longer looks like themselves, or artifacts appear, it’s regenerated — a bad render is never shown.
• Every image is watermarked “AI Simulation” and carries a legal disclaimer: visual illustration purposes only, not a guarantee of results, not medical advice.
• Clinics can tune a conservatism dial so previews stay within what they can actually deliver.

That honesty is a conversion asset: patients trust practices that under-promise and over-deliver.