
Smartphone-camera-based glow, pore, tone, wrinkle, hydration, hair, hand/nail analysis and cosmetic procedure suitability assessment; trend graphs and allergen-safe product recommendations — hardware-independent, mobile-first cosmetic dermatology intelligence.
Product Response Tracking Platform — CosmetiGuard AI is an AI-powered imaging support tool that non-invasively assesses cosmetic condition from a standard skin, hair and hand/nail photograph. The system digitally analyzes glow, pore, tone, wrinkle, hydration, hair health, hand/nail, fat compartment volume loss, biological face age and cosmetic procedure suitability parameters to provide objective cosmetic assessment.
Skin surface texture and color signatures are quantified by AI models. Cross-polarized simulation separates sub-surface pigmentation and vascular structure visibility. Cosmetic product before/after response percentages enable objective product efficacy tracking.
The platform combines image processing and large language model (LLM)-based multimodal inference. From a standard RGB image, skin surface and sub-surface features are digitally extracted, enabling clinical-grade cosmetic assessment without additional hardware.
The platform consists of eleven expert modules: GlowTrack (glow & smoothness), PoreGuard (pore & sebum), ToneGuard (pigmentation & tone), LineGuard (wrinkle & elasticity), HydrGuard (hydration & barrier), Botox & Filler (procedure suitability), FatPadMap (fat compartments), AgingMap (aging map), Eye Area Aesthetics, Hair Analysis and Hand & Nail Analysis. Each parameter is reported as percentage/score.
The platform supports clinical workflows as a cosmetic assessment and product tracking tool. Skin parameter mapping provides structured, reproducible and comparable data to the physician. Final diagnosis and treatment decisions always rest with the specialist physician.
The software-centric architecture aligns with European Union carbon-reduction and ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) goals. Hardware independence brings medical consumable use close to zero and reduces the carbon footprint from patients' physical travel through telemedicine.
The following studies establish the clinical validity and methodological foundations of image-based AI assessment in skin surface analysis, pore evaluation, pigmentation measurement and cosmetic dermatology.