Cetaphil, the dermatologist recommended sensitive skincare brand, announced today the launch of its Cetaphil AI Skin Analysis: a comprehensive skin analyzer offering personalized skin assessment scores and skincare regimen recommendations in seconds.
The tool uses state-of-the-art technology to compare your photo to a database of 70,000 diverse skin images. This report will tell you curated insights from eight categories such as acne, redness, hydration, dark spots and wrinkles, consumers can then leverage the results to make more informed skincare decisions.
“AI skin tech can be a fantastic tool and useful first step in gaining an understanding of one’s personal skincare needs. Bringing digital skin analysis results to a dermatologist appointment allows patients to have a more meaningful visit and productive conversation,” said Dr. Steven Feldman, Professor of Dermatology at Wake Forest University School of Medicine.
The AI skin analysis tool is powered by Perfect Corp’s AI Skin Analysis technology. This…
technology uses cutting-edge AI deep learning technology to provide precise, personalized skin assessments in seconds. This tool is quickly transforming skincare retail by empowering skincare brands like Cetaphil to provide product recommendations tailored to each customer’s unique skin concerns.
“We are thrilled to partner with Cetaphil on their AI Skin experience. AI skin technology has become essential to provide consumers with personalized skincare experiences.
With the power of advanced AI tech, Cetaphil’s enhanced retail journey will allow customers to understand their skin and the product regimens needed to their skin goals,” said Alice Chang, Founder & CEO of Perfect Corp.
Perfect Corp.’s AI Skin Analysis Technology was recently tested and found to have a 95% test-retest reliability rate. This means that the technology is very accurate and can be used to assess skin concerns with consistency and accuracy…
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