What can 3D diagnostics help assess?
3D skin diagnostics is a consultation aid. Standardised images and a specialist's observation help identify, for example, skin tone, texture, pore visibility, pigmentation and redness.
It does not replace a doctor's diagnosis or treatment. If a skin change requires medical assessment, the specialist refers you to an appropriate healthcare professional.
How does the consultation take place?
- We discuss how your skin feels, your previous care and goals.
- We take standardised images and observe visible skin characteristics.
- We discuss the results at a calm pace and record practical next steps.
- Where needed, we recommend a procedure, home care or an additional doctor's consultation.
Preparing for diagnostics
If possible, come to the consultation without heavy makeup or freshly applied self-tanner. Bring or write down the skincare and medical products you use. This helps the specialist give recommendations that are more precise and fit your routine.
How can the result be used?
Diagnostic results help create a consistent and as simple as possible plan. It may include gentle cleansing, moisturising care, sun protection and, where needed, clinic treatments. The plan is adjusted according to skin response and season.
The aim is not to change skin overnight, but to make informed choices and monitor its condition over time.
