3D facial skin analyser with AI, 36 Mpx, 8 spectral imaging modes, a report and photo comparison

About the product

An analyser in the form of a dome into which the client puts the face, with a built-in tablet for operation and presenting the results. This is an original unit that we import directly from the manufacturer - our margin on this device is lower than on goods bought through intermediaries, but the client gets a genuine, original unit. The manufacturer describes integrated multispectral analysis, an assessment of skin indicators, a report, an ageing simulation and tracking of a care plan.

Compare the analysis modes

In the interactive preview above you can click through the imaging modes and see the same face in each of them - the exact same names and layout as in the device's own app. A short explanation of each mode appears below the photo once you click it.

How the analyser works

The skin analyser takes photos of the face in several light modes (the manufacturer states 8 spectral imaging modes and a 36-megapixel sensor, and the software offers 11 preview views), and software with artificial intelligence elements assesses the condition of the skin according to many indicators (17 facial skin problems and 19 indicators) and generates a report. The result of the analysis is an aid in a conversation with the client, not a medical diagnosis.

Artificial intelligence and the report

The software uses image-analysis algorithms assisted by artificial intelligence to automatically recognise and score individual skin indicators from the recorded spectral photos - without manual measuring or guessing "by eye". The result is a clear report with scores and a visualisation of problem areas, which you can show the client on screen, print, or send electronically.

Precise facial measurement

The software also calculates specific facial dimensions and proportions (e.g. the distance between the eyes, nasofrontal angles, the golden angle), which can help when planning treatments aimed at correcting proportions.

Simulating and tracking volume changes

For filler treatments (e.g. hyaluronic acid), the software can visualise an approximate volume change in a chosen area of the face and compare before-and-after photos - in colour mode or as a transparent 3D overlay.

Uses

• analysis of the condition of the skin of the face before a treatment and choosing care
• a report for the client and comparison of the effects of care over time
• support for selling packages of treatments and cosmetics
• a consultation tool in beauty and aesthetic medicine practices

Who it is for

• beauty salons that want a professional consultation with a report for the client
• aesthetic medicine and dermocosmetics practices
• salons selling cosmetics and packages of treatments

How a skin analysis goes, step by step

1. 1.Preparation. Removing makeup and positioning the client in front of the device under constant lighting conditions.
2. 2.Photos. Taking photos of the face in several modes and starting the analysis.
3. 3.Report. Reviewing the results on the screen, discussing them with the client and printing or sending the report.
4. 4.Plan. Choosing treatments and care on the basis of the results and the interview.
5. 5.Control. After a cycle of care repeat the analysis and compare the photos.

How it helps you sell more

A concrete, visual report makes the sales conversation easier. A before-and-after comparison of photos and indicators is a natural argument when selling a follow-up series of treatments - the client sees progress in numbers and photos, not just "by eye".

Fitting it into client care at the salon

Treat the analysis report as part of the client's record: attach it to the visit history so that, at the next visit, you can easily compare changes. Many salons run the first analysis free of charge as part of the consultation when booking the first treatment.

What's included

The 20.1" tablet visible in the photos is not a separate, bundled accessory - it is an integral part of the device itself, permanently mounted on its arm, used to operate it and present results to the client. The whole unit is one piece: the dome with the optical system plus the built-in tablet. We photograph the device set up on a professional, mobile treatment trolley on wheels - the trolley is a separate item in our catalogue, not included in the analyser's price.

Requirements for setting it up in the practice

• A stable spot without direct sunlight falling on the client's face while photos are taken.
• Access to a power socket and, if you use report upload features, to a Wi-Fi network.
• Enough space for the client to sit or stand comfortably by the dome, with free access to the tablet for staff.

Operation and care

• Clean the lenses with a soft optical cloth, without aggressive agents.
• Position the device away from direct sunlight so that the photos are repeatable.
• Lay the cables and the power supply without kinks.
• Regularly update the software according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Protecting client data (GDPR)

Facial photos and the generated reports are personal data, so obtain the client's consent for taking photos and storing results before the first analysis. Set rules for storage in line with your salon's data-protection policy.

Safety and rules of use

• The results of the analysis are of an auxiliary nature and do not replace a medical diagnosis.
• Clients' photos and reports are personal data: store and share them in line with data protection regulations and with the client's consent.
• Position the device stably and keep the optics clean.

The information is general and does not replace the manufacturer's instructions or the qualifications of the person performing the treatment.

Frequently asked questions

What does the device analyse?

The manufacturer states 8 spectral imaging modes, a 36 Mpx sensor, an assessment of 17 problems of facial skin and 19 indicators and a skin ageing simulation. The app offers 11 preview views (see the interactive mode comparison above).

How do the different imaging modes differ?

Each mode highlights a different feature of the skin - a short explanation appears below the interactive preview once you click a mode.

Can I give the report to the client?

Yes: the device generates a report and a photo comparison. Remember consents and the protection of personal data.

Is it a diagnostic tool?

No: it is an auxiliary tool for a cosmetic consultation, not a medical diagnosis.

Can I compare a client's photos from before and after treatments?

Yes, that is one of its core functions, including comparing the volume change after filler treatments.

Does the analysis work for every skin type and tone?

The analyser performs an objective measurement based on the recorded spectral images, regardless of skin tone.

Do I need training to start using it?

Operation comes down to positioning the client and starting the analysis from the tablet. We include access to a course in Estelvio Academy with the purchase.

Related training in Estelvio Academy

• Anatomia i fizjologia skóry dla praktyków beauty
• Starzenie się skóry: mechanizmy i postępowanie
• Wywiad, kwalifikacja klienta i przeciwwskazania

Delivery, warranty and training

• Delivery on a DDP basis: duty and import formalities are handled by us.
• Warranty of 6 years, with online technical support.
• An online training in Estelvio Academy is included with the purchase of a treatment device.