Prototype · concept demonstration · sample data, not a live diagnosis
Science · Skin · Results

Your skin has been seen before.

A new photo is read for its visible factors, then matched to the closest look-alike cases the studio has already cleared. What worked for skin like yours becomes a suggested direction. The practitioner decides the plan.

1,240Labeled cases
6Treatment directions
16 wkMedian to remission

Look-alike matching

NEW 94% 89% 85%

One new case, matched against the studio library by visible skin factors. The closest cases carry the treatments that worked.

How the matching works

It learns from cases the studio has already cleared.

Every case Anastasiia treats becomes a labeled record. The photo, the grade, the zones, the skin factors, the protocol she used, and how the skin responded week by week. A new photo is read for its factors, matched to the closest look-alikes, and the treatments that worked for them become a suggested direction. The practitioner confirms under magnification and decides.

01
New photoOne clear image comes in.
02
Read factorsBreakouts, redness, oil, texture, marks.
03
Match look-alikesClosest cases in the library.
04
What workedProtocols and outcomes surface.
05 · human
Practitioner decidesAnastasiia sets the real plan.
Live demo

What the person sees.

Upload a photo to walk the flow. Success and error messages appear in the banner on the right, above the report. In this prototype the analysis is simulated with sample data.

Add a photo Camera or upload · face or affected area
Uploaded skin photo
Matching against 1,240 cases

The report

This is where the outcome is written.
Prototype states
Flip through what the person sees at each stage.
The report · case matching

Your read, next to the cases it resembles.

Switch between sample cases to see how the report changes with the skin. Each read surfaces its closest look-alikes and what cleared them.

GRADE II

Moderate, inflammatory

Where activity shows

Look-alike cases

3 matches · from 1,240 in the library

Case swatches are illustrative, not client photos. In production these are the studio's own before and after records, shown with written consent.

Suggested direction · from look-alikes

Confirm in studio · $75
What you can do now
Keep doing
  • Cleanse gently twice a day. Over washing makes skin worse.
  • Wear a mineral SPF every morning. It keeps old marks from darkening.
  • Give any routine a few weeks. Skin turns over slowly.
Avoid
  • Picking or squeezing. That is what leaves marks and scars.
  • Piling on strong actives at once. It breaks the barrier.
  • Switching products every few days before they can work.
Everyday
  • Change your pillowcase often and wipe your phone screen.
  • Protect sleep and manage stress. Both show up on skin.
  • Some people find cutting back on sugary drinks and skim milk helps. Watch your own patterns.
General care, not medical advice and not personalized. Anastasiia sets the real plan in studio.
The data behind a match

Why look-alikes are worth trusting.

The suggestion is only as good as the library behind it. These views summarize the case cluster the current read matched into. Figures are illustrative for the prototype.

Cluster outcomes

Clearance rate by protocol

Share of look-alike cases that reached remission on each protocol.
Cluster timing

Weeks to remission

Distribution across the matched cases. Most clear between 12 and 16 weeks.
Library composition

Cases by grade

The spread of grades in the labeled library, 1,240 cases.
Typical trajectory

Improvement over 16 weeks

Averaged from look-alikes, including the week two flare before it turns.
The practitioner

A look-alike is a starting point, not an instruction. The engine narrows. Anastasiia decides.

Anastasiia Huk · Licensed esthetician · Acne specialist
The human in the loop

Every case is confirmed under magnification before a protocol is set. The prototype exists to make the first read faster and grounded in the studio's own past results. It does not diagnose, and it does not replace the practitioner's judgment.