What your skin actually shows
Upload a photograph and we will describe what is visible: skin type, where the lines are, how marked the pigmentation is, whether there is laxity along the jaw. It describes; it does not diagnose, and it will say so when the light is working against it.
One photograph is enough; three give a better report- Nothing is diagnosed and no condition is ever named
- Your photographs are not stored
Reading your photographs
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Your report
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What we can see
Worth having looked at
This is a description of what is visible in a photograph, not a medical opinion. It cannot see below the surface, it cannot tell a harmless mark from one worth checking, and it is not a substitute for examination by a doctor. If anything on your skin is changing, bleeding or new, see a dermatologist rather than a website.
How this works, and what it will not do
A vision model looks at your photographs and reports what it can see, using a fixed set of observations: lines, volume, pigmentation, redness, acne, scarring, texture, pores, under-eye shadow and laxity. For each one it says how marked it is relative to an average face of the age you gave, and in which areas.
Why it will not name a condition
Because it cannot, and because a tool that guessed would do real harm. A photograph cannot distinguish melasma from post-inflammatory pigmentation, and it certainly cannot tell a benign mole from a melanoma. So the report describes and stops. Where it sees something a person should have examined, it says that in plain language without characterising it.
Where the treatment suggestions come from
Not from the model. Each observation is matched against a list we maintain of what this clinic actually offers for it. That means the suggestions can never drift into procedures we do not do, and when we change what we offer the tool changes with us.
What happens to your photographs
They are sent for analysis and not kept. If you ask us to get in touch, we store the report and your contact details — not the images. At consultation we will ask for photographs again, which is the right time to take proper ones.
