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    Welcome to a comprehensive consultation experience designed exclusively for you. Our consultation appointment is a personalized journey into your skin's needs, featuring a deep cleanse of your skin, followed by the transformative Visia Skin Analysis. This in-depth analysis enables us to understand your skin's unique characteristics and formulate a tailored treatment plan that aligns with your goals. The best part? You have the option to seamlessly blend your consultation and treatment, all in one visit. Your journey towards radiant skin starts with a single step – book your consultation and treatment today.

    Virtual consultations are also available.

Visia Skin Alaysis

Visia Skin Analysis is a specialized technology used in the field of dermatology and skincare to assess the condition of a person's skin. It employs advanced imaging and analysis techniques to provide a comprehensive evaluation of various skin parameters. This analysis can help skin care professionals, dermatologists, and aestheticians to understand the unique characteristics of an individual's skin and recommend personalized skincare treatments and regimens.

Here's how Visia Skin Analysis works:

  1. Imaging: The process begins with capturing high-resolution digital images of the client's face. These images are taken under standardized lighting conditions and using different types of lighting (such as UV, cross-polarized, and regular lighting) to capture various aspects of the skin's appearance.

  2. Parameter Analysis: The captured images are then subjected to a detailed analysis using specialized software. The software identifies and measures various skin features and conditions, including:

    • Wrinkles and Fine Lines: The software can detect and quantify the presence of wrinkles, fine lines, and creases on the skin.

    • Texture: Skin texture irregularities, such as roughness and unevenness, can be assessed.

    • Pores: The size and appearance of pores are analyzed.

    • Pigmentation: Hyperpigmentation (dark spots) and hypopigmentation (light spots) are evaluated.

    • Redness: The software can detect and measure areas of redness or inflammation on the skin.

    • UV Damage: The analysis may include an assessment of UV damage and sunspots.

    • Bacteria and Oil: Some advanced systems can even analyze the presence of bacteria and oil on the skin.

  3. Comparison and Tracking: The results of the analysis are compared to a database of similar age and skin type to provide a context for the individual's skin condition. This helps in identifying areas where the person's skin may deviate from the norm.