The content of Body Visualizer 3D is not medical advice. The site gives general information and estimates, and it cannot tell you anything about your own health.
The figures are models
The 3D body figure is drawn from a general body model using the numbers entered. It is not a scan, a photo or a prediction of how any person looks or will look. Two people with the same measurements can look different from the figure and from each other.
The numbers are screening figures
Body mass index, waist to hip ratio, waist to height ratio and the tape estimate of body fat are screening measures. The bodies that publish them say they do not diagnose a condition. Their cut-off points were set from studies of groups and do not fit every person, age or build.
A result here is not a reason to start, stop or change any treatment, diet or exercise. A doctor or nurse who can examine you is the person to ask about your health.
The anatomy is for learning
The anatomy tools and guides describe a typical adult body in general terms. Real bodies vary. The 3D anatomy model is one adult male body, so it does not show the organs found only in female bodies. It is a learning aid, not a clinical reference.
Accuracy
Care is taken to match every figure to its source, and the sources are listed on each page. Mistakes can still happen, and sources are revised. The site is provided as it is, with no promise that it is complete, current or free of error.
Links to other sites
Source lists link to documents on other websites. Those sites are responsible for their own content.
Questions
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