Skin analysis questions and limitations

AI Skin Analyzer is an online tool for AI-assisted cosmetic skin analysis from a facial photo. It checks photo quality and returns a versioned report with general skincare information. It does not diagnose disease or measure skin health.

Results depend on lighting, focus, framing and the analysis version. The service has no independently validated clinical accuracy rate. Image-derived appearance estimates are not calibrated probabilities or medical measurements.

No. Historical v1.1 reports can contain heuristic visual estimates and a Cosmetic Appearance Score, which is not a skin-health score. The controlled v1.3-safe-insights beta uses capture checks, assessment limitations and general routine guidance without numeric cosmetic scores or severity ratings. Your saved report identifies its analysis version.

Use a sharp, front-facing photo of one face in even, indirect daylight. Keep the face clearly framed and avoid filters, glare and strong shadows. Capture checks can ask you to retake a photo; passing them does not make the result medically reliable.

Yes. You can explore the upload screen before signing in, but submitting a photo for analysis requires authentication. Saved reports and history are associated with your account.

Registration does not enroll you in the beta. Safe-insights access is controlled by the service operator. Existing reports keep their stored analysis version and are not recalculated when beta access changes.

This service cannot diagnose acne, inflammation, skin-barrier disease or other medical conditions. It is not a dermatologist replacement. Consult a qualified healthcare professional for persistent or concerning symptoms.

Submitted photos are sent to the backend for analysis and saved history. Report access requires sign-in, while temporary signed image links can be used by anyone holding them until they expire. See Data handling for access and deletion limitations; approved privacy and terms documents have not yet been published.