Good photography is essential to any physician who is doing skin planing, not only to follow clinical improvement but also for medicolegal purposes.
A three-in-one view particularly adapted for facial lesions can be effected by using two especially prepared mirrors at a fixed angle. These can be arranged so that two lateral and a frontal view are included in one photograph.
The purpose in the development of this procedure is to afford to the physician a method by which clear and uniform pre- and post-treatment photographs could be obtained.
Results may be standardized by the use of a fixed chair with head rest, mirrors, and a fixed camera position. If all other factors are kept constant, then consistently excellent clinical photography may be accomplished.
Prints may be enlarged or reduced to meet any desired requirement.
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