2024 JuvaScan Intelligent 3D AI Real Time Skin Analysis System with Included 10th Generation IPAD

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The days of digital photography are over! Step into the future of skincare and offer your clients the most comprehensive skincare experience like never before while increasing your consultations with the state of the art JuvaScan Intelligent AI 3D Real Time Facial Imaging Skin Analysis System.

21st Century Skincare for the AI Age:

The JuvaScan AI Skin Analysis System combines the best of photography and skin analysis together for an easy to use tool for the aesthetic professional.

It is by far the best option for completing a complexion skin analysis and outperforming competitors like the Visia Complexion Analysis tool.

For your clients, a session with the JuvaScan is harmless, quick and comfortable. After placing their head in the capture station digital camera quickly capture’s processes and stores the images into the JuvaSoft cloud based database software storage system for easy archiving, downloading and retrieval.

The JuvaScan is a multi-faceted state of the art system that captures in real time multiple images and layers of the face simultaneously.

These incredible cameras not only capture the face in nearly microscopic detail, they also reveal damage done to the face that could never be seen with the naked eye.

The JuvaScan AI 3D Skin Analysis System obtains facial skin image conditions through 35 million high-definition pixels with 8-spectrum imaging technology and displays in real time the results on the included 10” IPAD or you can choose to use your own computer or tablet. Clients can download the software app for free on the App Store. Complete set up instructions are included with the purchase. 

The JuvaScan AI Skin Analysis System combines a variety of cutting edge technologies including AI facial recognition technology, deep learning technology, 3D skin simulation technology, cloud computing and cloud storage.

The System performs quantitative analysis on the surface and deep layers of the skin and detects 12 key areas of your clients skin including spots, texture, dark circles, oiliness, acne, droopy lower eyelid, radiance, wrinkles, eye bags, moisture, redness, droopy upper eyelid, firmness, and pores.

The instrument can also view bacteria, wrinkles, superficial and deeper sun damage. Uncover UV radiation damage, wrinkles growing in the subcutaneous layers of the skin, clogged pores, and more. 

The 3D analysis shows the pores of the face in three-dimensional detail.When a customer sees evidence of their facial skin condition, they will be more likely to purchase your products or services to begin to heal and cure their damaged skin.

Easily Capture High Quality, Standardized Facial Images with the latest 21st Century AI 3D Technology. Digital photographs cannot provide all the information you need to recommend the proper treatments. 

The 3D System analyzes in real time :

• Pores
• Wrinkles
• Sun Damage
• Oil
• Bacteria
• Pigment and Skin Tone

Quantitative Analysis & Visual Assessment:

The instrument uses 5 Spectral Interpretation techniques of Sun figure(measure damage), Polarization diagram(observe skin color and vascularization below epidermis), texture map(shows roughness of skin), UV diagram(observe pigments and heavy metals on skin),Wood (detects early vitiligo and deep melasma) to take HD images and through AI intelligent face-positioning symptom extraction analysis technology and skin data comparison technology.

The instrument can accurately analyze multiple dimensions of skin problems including red area (sensitive), pixel (pigment prediction), wrinkles (wrinkle prediction),deep spots, pores, acne, and give symptom maps and reference values according to skin dimensions, so skin managers can develop the best treatment and care plan for patients' skin problems and adjust the treatment and care plan according to the patient's current test record.

JuvaScan’s multi-point positioning system and live image overlay make it easy to capture perfectly registered images to document progress over time. Rotating capture module easily captures left, right and frontal facial views.

SmartFlash®, cross-polarized and UV lighting are used to record and measure surface and subsurface skin conditions. UV photography provides the most complete data set available for sun damage assessment and analysis, including UV fluorescence imaging to reveal porphyrins.

JuvaScan’s Patented Pigment Technology separates the unique color signatures of Red and Brown skin components for unequaled visualization of conditions that result in color concentration, such as spider veins, hyperpigmentation, inflammation and other conditions.

Clear Communication:

Select personalized recommendations from the built-in library of skin care products and treatments. Your staff will sell rejuvenation and skin care treatments more effectively with clear recommendations combined with the visual impact of JuvaScan’s Skin Analysis.

Personalized Printed Reports record easy to understand information for use in client education and treatment planning. Reports also serve as a valuable aid for increasing referrals.

Want to know the age of your clients skin?

With this cutting-edge technology you can zoom in on your pores to see their depth and size.

The instrument is very helpful in managing and tracking your clients progress to see what is working well for them and helping them reach their clients skin goals while adding credibility to your business. 

The Skin analyzer can detect both superficial skin problems and the ones hidden skin base layer through the quantitative analysis.

The instrument allows the technician to understand their clients facial skin spots, flare, chloasma, red blood silk, wrinkles, skin texture, large pores, acne .The test reveals the true skin type of your clients and identify underlying causes of skin conditions you might have such as breakout activity, dehydration, sensitivity or uneven skin tone.

These insights drive the recommendations you can make in your personalized Skin Fitness Plan. The test only takes minutes and the software allows the user to add value and credibility to their clinic by:

• Delivering a significantly improved experience for aesthetic and skin care consultations.
• Enhancing your services with state of the art AI real time 3D software that allows for faster image capturing, automatic skin type classification, refined facial feature detection and more.
• Determining the patient's overall skin condition and age, providing a revolutionary new metric to guide the selection of skin care products and treatment options.
• Comparing to norms by using the world's largest skin feature database to grade your patient's skin relative to others of the same age and skin type. Measure spots, wrinkles, texture, pores, UV spots, brown spots, red areas, and porphyrins.
• Adding your products, treatments and services to your client records from the facial imager cloud-based Product software. The centralized product library resource is managed directly by the manufacturers.
• Automatically detect of the client’s skin type for streamlined image processing and feature analysis.

System Features and Value Proposition for Your Business:

• Aging Simulation: Communicate the benefits of anti-aging treatments to your clients while increasing your consultations by >25%
• Using the world’s largest skin feature database allows you to grade your client’s skin relative to others of the same age and skin type.
• 5 Spectral Interpretation of Sun figure(measure damage), Polarization diagram(observe skin color and vascularization below epidermis), texture map(shows roughness of skin), UV diagram(observe pigments and heavy metals on skin),Wood (detects early vitiligo and deep melasma)
• Infrared Skin Temperature Mapping   shows acne prone areas, sensitive regions, severity of problem, accumulation of melanin and deep patches of skin.
• Separates the unique color signatures of red and brown skin componets for visualization of conditions such as spider veins,hyper pigmentation, rosacea and acne.
• UV photography:provides data for sun damage assessment and analysis,including uv fluorescence imaging to reveal porphyrins.
• The capture module rotates around the stationary subject to capture left, right and frontal facial views Repeatable facial imaging enables you to track treatment progress and outcomes effectively over time.
• Cross polarized and UV lighting modes are used to record and measure surface and subsurface skin conditions, all with one quick, automated series of flashes.
• Skin image interpretation relies on AI intelligent algorithms that create 11 accurate skin analysis modes which detect problems through the epidermal layer and dermis and predicts skin changes in the next 5 years. 
• Capture-only mode enables fast, repeatable facial imaging for photo documentation without pausing to process the images. Analysis may be performed later, if desired.
• Skin type detection is automatic for streamlined image processing and feature analysis.
• Assesses your client’s overall skin condition and age, providing a revolutionary new metric to guide the selection of skin care products and treatment options.
• With ViewConsult, stay connected with clients as they consider the possibilities of aesthetic procedures. Clients can view their pictures, treatment recommendations, and treatment progress at home using a secure, password-protected web portal.
• Personalized Printed Reports record easy to understand information for use in client education and treatment planning. Reports also serve as a valuable aid for increasing referrals.
• The visual impact Complexion Analysis combined with clear targeted recommendations from the built-in, customizable Product & Treatment Library will enable your staff to sell rejuvenation and skin care treatments more effectively.
• Adopts AI integration for symptom description, by comparing and analyzing with a vast skin database AI software will accurately match and analyze the detected skin image features with the massive sample data stored in the database. This database covers detailed images on various ages, gender and skin characteristics.
• Multi Comparative Analysis. Support quick generation of pre and post case studies for easy viewing of symptom improvement effects under different images.
• Multi terminal interactive mode supports multiple devices to browse customer images and detection data at the same time greatly improving diagnoses.
• Markets a new and exciting service for your business leading to more consultations and conversions

FAQ’s

What are the definitions of the various skin features and how are the features detected?

Spots : Spots are typically brown or red skin lesions including freckles, acne scars, hyper-pigmentation and vascular lesions. Spots are distinguishable by their distinct color and contrast from the background skin tone. Spots vary in size and generally have a circular shape.

Pores : Pores are the circular surface openings of sweat gland ducts. Due to shadowing, pores appear darker than the surrounding skin tone and are identified by their darker color and circular shape. The system distinguishes pores from spots based on size; by definition, the area of a pore is much smaller than a spot.

Wrinkles : Wrinkles are furrows, folds or creases in the skin, which increase in occurrence as a result of sun exposure, and are associated with decreasing skin elasticity. This skin feature has the greatest variability from image to image as it is highly dependent upon the facial expression of the client. Wrinkles are identified by their characteristic long, narrow shape.

Texture :Texture is primarily an analysis of skin smoothness. Texture measures skin color and smoothness by identifying gradations in color from the surrounding skin tone, as well as peaks (shown in yellow) and valleys (shown in blue) on the skin surface that indicate variations in the surface texture.

Porphyrins : Porphyrins are bacterial excretions that can become lodged in pores and lead to acne. Porphyrins fluoresce in UV light and exhibit circular white spot characteristics.

UV Spots : UV spots occur when melanin coagulates below the skin surface as a result of sun damage. UV spots are generally invisible under normal lighting conditions. The selective absorption of the UV light by the epidermal melanin enhances its display and detection by the instrument .

Red Areas : Red Areas represent a potential variety of conditions, such as acne, inflammation, Rosacea or spider veins. Blood vessels and hemoglobin contained in the papillary dermis, a sub-layer of skin, give these structures their red color, which is detected by the Technology. Acne spots and inflammation vary in size but are generally round in shape. Rosacea is usually larger and diffuse compared to acne, and spider veins usually are short, thin and can be interconnected in a dense network.

Brown spots\ : Brown Spots are lesions on the skin such as hyper-pigmentation, freckles, lentigines, and melasma. Brown Spots occur from an excess of Melanin. Melanin is produced by melanocytes in the bottom layer of the epidermis. Brown Spots produce an uneven appearance to the skin, and are detected.

What factors influence the results of the image session?

A number of factors contribute to the actual scores generated by the  complexion analysis algorithms, including the condition of the skin (cleaned vs. fresh make-up, old make-up, time-of-day), head registration within the booth, facial expression (particularly for wrinkles), stray hair, glare areas resulting from oily skin, etc.

Note that the percentile scores were generated for subjects with cleaned skin prior to their imaging session, so results may vary if make-up is NOT removed prior to a patient's session

What factors influence the results of the image session?

A number of factors contribute to the actual scores generated by the  complexion analysis algorithms, including the condition of the skin (cleaned vs. fresh make-up, old make-up, time-of-day), head registration within the booth, facial expression (particularly for wrinkles), stray hair, glare areas resulting from oily skin, etc.

Note that the percentile scores were generated for subjects with cleaned skin prior to their imaging session, so results may vary if make-up is NOT removed prior to a patient's session

Which data display option is best for our practice to use?

Three data display options are available depending upon the needs and preferences of the practice, and can either be selected from within the Session Options tab or by right clicking on any data display bar or graph.

Feature Counts : Feature Counts provide a count of the number of discrete instances of the feature being evaluated, without regard to the size or intensity of each instance. Feature Counts can be used to track treatment progress when a reduction in the number of discrete instances of a particular feature is desired.

Absolute Scores : Absolute Scores provide a comprehensive measurement of the impact that the feature has on the client's complexion. Absolute Scores factor in the total size and area as well as intensity of detected instances of the feature being analyzed. Absolute Scores can be used to track treatment progress when the size and intensity of instances of a feature are the most relevant indicator of treatment effectiveness.

Percentiles : Percentiles provide a context in which to evaluate a client's complexion analysis results by presenting a comparison of the individual's Absolute Scores to those of people with similar characteristics. Percentiles are useful in providing a baseline assessment of the overall condition of the client's complexion.

What clinical methods were used to validate the system?

The Procter & Gamble complexion analysis software used in the instrument was developed in the late 1990s and has undergone extensive lab and field-testing. Since 1998, P&G has deployed their complexion analysis software as a sales tool to promote their Olay and SKII brands of cosmetic products. As such, the P&G software was never intended for clinical trials. However, the complexion analysis algorithms themselves are supported by an extensive set of research papers describing the analysis techniques and results across various skin types.

What is the wavelength used for the UV photography?

The wavelength used by the UV flashes is 365 nm (peak).

Should the patient's eyes be open or closed when the picture is taken?

It is strongly recommended that the eyes be closed for the UV photos given the intensity of the UV flashes. For standard photos, the eyes can be either open or closed, although more aesthetically pleasing images are achieved with the eyes open. Because the mask is created using the standard photo (in which the patient's eyes are typically open), there is no need to be concerned that eyelashes will be included inadvertently in UV analysis, even though the patient's eyes are closed.

Why isn't the porphyrin count reduced after cleansing?

There are several potential reasons why the porphyrin count for a particular patient may not be reduced-or worse case, increase, after cleansing his/her skin.

First, certain types of paper/tissue that might have been used to dry the face after cleansing could have a high content of lint particles. Lint will actually fluoresce under UV light. Subject matter expert Greg Hillebrand, Ph.D., offers the further explanation that "in some situations, the true porphyrin fluorescence of an initial image could be quenched by something that the subject had on his/her unclean face, and then after removal of this interfering quenching agent, a higher level of fluorescence could be observed.

Finally, the simple cleansing of the skin with a normal everyday facial cleanser is probably not going to change the true number of pores that show porphyrin fluorescence. It has been reported that washing with a cleanser containing benzoyl peroxide will, over time, reduce the number of pores.

 Also, using strips or other devices to physically remove the contents of the pores will help to reduce the fluorescence as well."

Is there correlation between porphyrins and sun damage?

According to subject matter expert Greg Hillebrand, Ph.D., there may be a real correlation between the amount of porphyrins and skin aging as described in the following technical excerpt that offers the best understanding we have today on the matter: "In pilosebaceous follicles, porphyrins are produced by propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes) that are normal inhabitants of the human skin and the pilosebaceous ducts. Porphyrins are highly fluorescent pores containing P. acnes and the associated porphyrins appear red-orange when facial skin is illuminated with long wavelength UVA radiation.

The intensity of the follicular fluorescence and its extent of facial involvement is known to be proportional to the density of P. acnes. Porphyrin fluorescence appears first on the nose and chin, and then increases in incidence through adulthood and declines after the age of 50, possibly reflecting the rate of sebum secretion. Porphyrins may also have cytotoxic and comedogenic potential.

With exposure to the sun, porphyrins can release singlet oxygen that in turn can oxidize lipids (lipid peroxidation) in the skin yielding irritating and cytotoxic lipid peroxides that can cause skin damage. Thus, the presence of porphyrins in the follicular pores may enhance or accelerate hyperpigmentation, wrinkling and other signs of photo-aging by sun exposure."