Gain an unparalleled view of skin appearance with each light mode that showcases different aesthetic aspects. Display your personalized treatment plan based on insights into skin quality, and help your patients understand how you can enhance their appearance.
The way skin appears under standard lighting. This can serve as the starting point for your aesthetic consultation, as this is how your patient typically perceives their skin.
Many aesthetic skin aspects originate from variations in deeper layers of skin appearance. In this mode, a safe dose of invisible UV light is applied to the skin surface. Through interaction with different skin elements, aesthetic considerations in various layers create distinct fluorescence patterns that contrast with surrounding healthy looking skin.
In this mode, the illumination of Wood’s lamp is replicated. Short wavelength blue light is reflected by skin lipids. As a result, a light and pinkish-colored haze appears on areas (T-zone and U zone) on which the hydrolipid film is distributed and sebaceous glands are active. Additionally, thinning skin structures and (de)pigmentation become visible.
This light mode suppresses surface shine and allows a view into the skin. As the specular reflections of the skin are filtered out, a deeper view into the skin is created. Vascular and pigmentation lesions and discolorations reveal themselves clearly when the view is no longer obscured by the shiny surface of the skin.
With aging, the surface texture of the skin becomes rougher and pore structures become more apparent due to changes in the underlying structural and functional biochemistry of dermal and epidermal components. The parallel polarization mode enhances glare reflections of the surface texture and the microrelief of the epidermis can be analyzed in more detail without the distraction of information coming from below the surface.
This picture highlights the skin’s surface texture and roughness. Early signs of aging such as fine lines, wrinkles, visible pore structures, and bumpy skin including rough patches become more apparent and help to understand the overall skin’s micro-relief.
The face is multi-dimensional. The patented face positioning system of Observ guides you and your patient to capture images from five different angles, ensuring even the cheek and jawline areas are visible in HD. Consistently, every time.
Step 1: Initial Aesthetic Consultation
Use OBSERV®520 to take your client on a journey to discover their skin profile and visualize the characteristics in the various layers of their skin.
Step 2: In-Depth Consult
Reveal aspects of skin appearance to your clients that they may not typically notice. Create awareness of their aesthetic skin considerations and help them understand these elements.
Step 3: Create Your Personalized Aesthetic Plan
Develop your personalized aesthetic plan that addresses your patient’s goals and showcases your product recommendations, supported by the clear images you’ve captured.
Step 4: Foster Client Satisfaction
Demonstrate your competence and monitor your clients’ results by comparing their initial pictures with a new set upon their return, building a loyal customer base in the process.
Step 1: Initial Aesthetic Consultation
Use OBSERV®520 to take your client on a journey to discover their skin profile and visualize the characteristics in the various layers of their skin.
Step 2: In-Depth Consult
Reveal aspects of skin appearance to your clients that they may not typically notice. Create awareness of their aesthetic skin considerations and help them understand these elements.
Step 3: Create Your Personalized Aesthetic Plan
Develop your personalized aesthetic plan that addresses your patient’s goals and showcases your product recommendations, supported by the clear images you’ve captured.
Step 4: Foster Client Satisfaction
Demonstrate your competence and monitor your clients’ results by comparing their initial pictures with a new set upon their return, building a loyal customer base in the process.
Inside the OBSERV®520x Package
Your OBSERV®520x Package contains*:
In general, more images are better. There are virtually no downsides, and your client will appreciate seeing their progress clearly visualized. Typically, at least 3 sets of skin analyses are taken: one before treatment, one during to confirm the plan is working, and a final one to visualize results.
With Observ, we focus on visual skin appearance analysis. Our images are so revealing that even subtle skin changes become visible to the professional and the client. We believe visual analysis is more valuable than quantitative measurements, which can be influenced by seasonal changes and operator variance. Computers often lack the sensitivity to detect fine improvements.
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