AI Recommends Fillers It Has Never Touched a Face to Place
Gulf Today's column flags a real fault line: AI tools now recommend fillers with no physical exam, leaving injectors to reconcile algorithmic advice with hands-on clinical judgment.
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Gulf Today's column flags a real fault line: AI tools now recommend fillers with no physical exam, leaving injectors to reconcile algorithmic advice with hands-on clinical judgment.
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