Professional Skin Analysis Machine with AI-Powered Analysis

Facial pigmentation and scalp analysis in one system

Facial pigmentation appears as four separate indicators instead of one general score. The same system also includes a handheld detector for scalp imaging. Practitioners can review facial images, pigment maps, and scalp findings from one device.

Eight spectral images

The facial system records eight image types: white light, cross-polarized, parallel-polarized, UV, Wood’s light, RBX red, RBX brown, and black and white. These views show more than a standard facial photo can capture.

• White and polarized images document visible tone, texture, pores, and fine lines.
• UV and Wood’s light bring out fluorescence and less visible pigment patterns.
• RBX and monochrome views make redness and pigment distribution easier to compare.

Four pigmentation indicators

The report separates superficial pigmentation, deep pigmentation, brown pigmentation, and pigment distribution in a monochrome image. Practitioners can see where pigment appears, compare surface and deeper patterns, and choose which areas to track at the next visit.

• Superficial pigmentation
• Deep pigmentation
• Brown pigmentation
• Pigment distribution monochrome image

Scalp analysis coverage

The handheld detector adds scalp analysis without requiring a separate system. It captures the forehead, left side, right side, top of the head, and nape under white, cross-polarized, and UV light.

• Review sebum, oiliness, scalp flora, and sensitivity.
• Mark areas of concern directly on report images.
• Compare the same area across different dates and light modes.

AI-assisted reports with client records and result comparison

The system keeps report review and follow-up work connected. It creates illustrated reports, stores detection records in cloud-based client profiles, and lets staff compare images from different visits.

Built-in ChatGPT assistance

The AI assistant runs on a ChatGPT model. Practitioners can ask about report terms or skin analysis questions while reviewing results with a client.
• Ask questions directly in the AI interface.
• Review AI responses together with report images and client history.
• Use the feature as consultation support, not as a medical diagnosis.

Reports ranked by priority

The comprehensive report groups detected concerns into urgent care, ongoing care, and preventive care. Staff can move from the main concerns to the supporting images and data without searching through every result.

• Switch between front, left, and right facial views.
• Review scores, detection data, and report explanations.
• Save images with marked areas of concern.

Client profiles and comparison

Cloud storage keeps full-face, personalized, microscopic, sunscreen, and scalp records under each client profile. Earlier images can be compared with later results using left-right, top-bottom, four-image, or mirror layouts.

• Retrieve previous records for repeat consultations.
• Compare images captured on different dates.
• Hide the middle digits of phone numbers for added privacy.

Professional applications for skin and scalp analysis

Derma Vision AI fits consultation workflows that need visual records, repeat reviews, and clear client explanations. Its facial and scalp functions can be used across beauty, aesthetic, scalp care, and skincare retail settings.

Salons, spas, and skincare centers

Staff can use the system during initial consultations and scheduled reviews. Saved images give them a consistent reference when discussing skincare concerns and care plans.

• Record front, left, and right facial images.
• Review facial and scalp results in one system.
• Compare images from later visits with previous records.

Clinics and post-care centers

Clinics and post-care centers can document skin condition before a service and review visible changes at later visits. The reports support consultation and record keeping but do not replace clinical diagnosis.

• Keep each client’s images and reports in one profile.
• Mark areas that need attention on report images.
• Retrieve earlier records for follow-up comparisons.

Scalp care, retail, and distribution

Hair salons and scalp care centers can add scalp imaging to their consultation services. Skincare stores can use facial analysis during product consultations, while distributors can present one system to both facial and scalp analysis buyers.

• Capture five scalp areas under three light modes.
• Support product consultations at skincare stores and cosmetics counters.
• Cover facial and scalp analysis needs with one machine.