Multi-spectral AI imaging maps pores, pigmentation, wrinkles and UV damage in seconds — turning consultations into data-driven treatment plans your clients trust.
Standardised multi-spectral lighting captures images across several wavelength bands. Each band highlights a different skin feature — UV fluorescence shows pores and sebum, cross-polarised light reveals subsurface pigmentation, and visible light maps fine lines. AI models compare the images against reference databases to produce quantified scores and a treatment plan.

| Technology | Multi-spectral AI imaging |
|---|---|
| Analysis modes | 8 (visible, polarised, UV, parallel-polarised and more) |
| Analysis items | Pores, pigmentation, wrinkles, sebum, UV damage, sensitivity, acne |
| Capture time | < 15 seconds |
| Report | Printable / PDF with treatment recommendations |
| Display | High-resolution touch screen |
| Camera hood | Integrated for standardised lighting |
| Power supply | AC 220 V/110 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Machine weight | 30 kg |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Clients who see their UV damage on screen buy the recommended course far more often.
Side-by-side comparisons after each session retain clients through the full treatment plan.
No consumables — a one-time investment that lifts the whole clinic's revenue.
Fits on a consultation desk and takes under a minute per client.
No. It is a consultation and documentation tool that quantifies skin condition and tracks progress — clinical judgement stays with your practitioner.
Pores, pigmentation and sun damage, wrinkles and fine lines, sebum, sensitivity, acne and UV-related damage.
Yes. Reports can be printed or exported as PDF and branded for your clinic — an excellent retention tool.
Yes. We provide online training and operation videos with every machine, plus lifetime remote support.
Send us your market and expected quantity — our engineers reply with a quotation, catalogue and live demo video within 12 hours.