{"id":56762,"date":"2026-07-07T13:11:43","date_gmt":"2026-07-07T11:11:43","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/arbrea-labs.com\/?p=56762"},"modified":"2026-07-07T13:19:04","modified_gmt":"2026-07-07T11:19:04","slug":"every-15-minutes-a-patient-explores-what-could-be-possible-with-myarbrea","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/arbrea-labs.com\/es\/every-15-minutes-a-patient-explores-what-could-be-possible-with-myarbrea\/","title":{"rendered":"Cada 15 minutos, un paciente explora lo que podr\u00eda ser posible con myArbrea."},"content":{"rendered":"
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Somewhere in the world, a patient is exploring a personalized 3D simulation of what could be possible and using it to have a more informed conversation with her surgeon before ever stepping into an operating room. It happens more often than you might think.<\/p>\n

The numbers behind the moment<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Over the past two years, patients using mi\u00c1rbol<\/a> have created tens of thousands of personalized simulations, or \u201cfits.\u201d Averaged across that period, the result is simple:<\/p>\n

\nA new fit is created every 15 minutes.<\/strong>\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Based on mi\u00c1rbol<\/strong><\/a> usage in 2026 so far:<\/p>\n

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\nA new fit is created every 12 minutes.<\/strong>\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

That is the equivalent of roughly five fits per hour, averaged across every hour of every day \u00a0and the pace continues to rise as mi\u00c1rbol<\/a> usage grows. Behind those numbers is something much more human.<\/p>\n

Why this matters<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Behind every fit is a real conversation: a patient trying to feel more confident about a decision, and a surgeon translating clinical expertise into something visual and easier to understand. The growth in usage is not just a statistic. It reflects a simple reality: when patients are considering a procedure, many want more than a verbal explanation. They want a clearer way to explore possibilities, understand their options, and communicate what they have in mind.<\/p>\n

That is the gap mi\u00c1rbol<\/a> was built to help close. By turning complex conversations about possible outcomes into clear, personalized 3D visuals, mi\u00c1rbol<\/a> gives patients something concrete to explore and discuss with their surgeon. The result is not simply another image on a screen. It is a better starting point for the conversation.<\/p>\n

The clinical rationale<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Informed consent is more than a signature. It is a process of helping patients understand a procedure, consider their options, ask questions, and develop realistic expectations. Shared decision-making follows the same principle: patients should be able to engage actively with information rather than simply receive it.<\/p>\n

Personalized visualization can support that process. Instead of relying only on verbal descriptions or generic before-and-after photos of other patients, a patient can explore a simulation based on their own body or face. This gives them something specific to react to, question, compare, and discuss.<\/p>\n

They may realize that they prefer one shape over another. They may discover that what they originally imagined is different from what they actually like when they see it. They may arrive at the next consultation with clearer preferences and more focused questions. For the surgeon, this can create a more concrete starting point for discussion. The simulation is not a prediction or guarantee of an exact surgical result. Its role is to support exploration, communication, and a clearer understanding of the patient\u2019s preferences before a decision is made.<\/p>\n

How the simulation works<\/strong><\/h3>\n

mi\u00c1rbol<\/a> is designed for the patient.<\/p>\n

Using a personal code provided by their doctor, patients can access mi\u00c1rbol<\/a> and create breast or face simulations from their own phone. They can explore different shapes and options at their own pace, outside the time constraints of a consultation appointment.<\/p>\n

This gives patients space to reflect. They can return to the simulation later. Compare different fits. Think through their preferences without feeling rushed. And prepare more specific questions for their surgeon. Once they have explored their options, patients can share their simulations directly with their surgeon through Suite Arbrea<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The surgeon can then review exactly what the patient explored and use those simulations as a starting point for the next conversation. Patients can also export a fit to discuss privately with people they trust before making a decision.<\/p>\n