Plastic Surgery Simulator
Plastic Surgery Simulator is a Mac application that allows users to apply simulated cosmetic procedures to photos and live camera feeds. Users can adjust facial features like nose shape, lip size, eyebrows and other characteristics using an interactive tool, preview the results in real time, and save edited images. The app was originally released for both macOS and iOS, targeting casual users interested in visualising potential cosmetic procedures on their own photos or those shared within the Befaft.com community network.
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1 suggestionPlastic Surgery Simulator has not received updates since at least 2012 and there is no indication that the developer (Kaeria) has released a native Apple Silicon build. The app continues to run under Rosetta 2 on current M-series Macs, but Apple is removing Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028), meaning this app will stop launching entirely on that release and beyond. If you rely on this software, you should contact the developer to ask whether a native update is planned. If the developer is no longer active, you may want to explore alternatives: Banuba offers a modern AI-powered facial simulation SDK that runs natively on macOS and iOS and is used by medical professionals and clinics for surgical planning, though it is typically embedded in clinic-specific apps rather than sold as a consumer product. For casual photo editing with similar results, consider modern photo editors like Affinity Photo or Adobe Lightroom, both of which run natively on Apple Silicon and include liquify and facial sculpting tools.
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