Upload one photo and answer a few questions. You get a preliminary read built on the Acne Balance Method, the framework Anastasiia Huk developed over years of clinical practice. It is a starting point, not a diagnosis. She confirms it in studio.
Acne is not one condition treated one way. The method works in stages, and the order matters more than the products.
Every stage has criteria for moving to the next. Skin that is not ready does not move forward.
Four things worth knowing about what happens between your photo and your result.
The model may only report from a fixed list of observations. It cannot invent a value, and anything outside the list is rejected before it reaches you.
The model never suggests treatment. It only reports what is visible. Her rules turn those observations into a stage and a plan.
The rules run in a fixed order, so identical observations always produce an identical result. No randomness between one reading and the next.
Every result lists which rules applied. Nothing is decided in a place you cannot look.
A few questions, then one photo. Your answers stay in this browser session and are not saved anywhere.
We ask the safety questions first. If anything in them means a studio treatment is not right for you right now, we will tell you before asking for a photo.
Face the light, hold the camera steady, and include the area that breaks out. We read the surface only.
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The tool produces a preliminary read. It does not set your plan. Every result routes to a studio consultation, where a magnified assessment confirms the stage and what follows from it.
A photograph shows the surface. It cannot show pore depth, what is forming beneath, how your skin has responded to past treatment, or how it behaves under magnification. Those change the plan, and only an in person assessment can read them.