1. An electronic device for visualizing a sensation experienced by a patient, the electronic device comprising: a graphical user interface configured to receive an input from a user and display a visual output to the user; a memory storage component configured to store programming code; and a computer processor configured to execute the programming code to perform the following tasks: displaying a virtual control mechanism on the graphical user interface; detecting, through the graphical user interface, one or more engagements of the virtual control mechanism; and displaying, in response to the engagement of the virtual control mechanism, a sensation map history on the graphical user interface, wherein the sensation map history graphically depicts a migration of a sensation map over time on a virtual human body model.