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Mirror review

#12 of 30 in Plastic Surgery Software

Aesthetic imaging tools for clinics, without broader practice-management functions.

7.9/10Editor score
Mirror7.9 Visit Canfield

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Mirror is medical imaging software for aesthetic and plastic surgery practices that need to organize patient photography and show image-based treatment simulations. Its PhotoFile module arranges images in patient-chart structures, while PhotoTools supports capture, imports, image matching, comparisons, annotation, and measurements. Additional modules provide skin-rejuvenation and 2D aesthetic simulations. That makes it a focused option for clinics whose priority is visual documentation and consultation rather than a broader practice-management system.

Its imaging workflow combines several specific tools: images can be captured into patient charts or imported from other sources, color and orientation can be matched, and split-face comparisons can be annotated and measured with calibration. Mirror integrates with VECTRA 3D, VISIA, Reveal, and IntelliStudio. Those integrations make it relevant to practices already working with Canfield imaging systems. The product is offered for Windows desktop use and through an iPad app, but the iPad app requires a desktop Mirror database; clinics seeking an independent mobile system should account for that dependency.

Mirror is priced through contact with sales, so clinics will need to ask Canfield Scientific for commercial terms. The published product information describes imaging modules, not a full set of practice-management functions. Email is the listed support channel, and HIPAA is the stated compliance specification. Clinics choosing between systems should weigh the value of chart-based imaging, calibrated comparisons, and simulations against the narrower scope: Mirror suits practices centered on aesthetic imaging, while those looking primarily for broader operational tools should consider another product.

Mirror pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Organizes patient images in chart structures and supports image capture and imports.
    • Provides split-face comparisons, annotations, and calibrated measurements.
    • Supports 2D aesthetic and skin-rejuvenation simulations with Canfield system integrations.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing is contact-sales rather than published on the product page.
    • The iPad app requires a desktop Mirror database.
    • Its focus is imaging rather than broader practice management.

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