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P2 · COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS

Four dimensions.
One connected assessment.

Mirage3D P2 connects inflammation, skin tone, skin condition and aging in a comprehensive skin and morphology assessment.

I–T–C–A · Four AI detection systems

01

Review inflammation and sensitivity as a foundation for understanding skin concerns.

02

Explore pigmentation and uneven skin tone—common concerns in skin consultations.

03

Review pores, skin texture and surface detail.

04

Review age-related changes in facial lines and contours.

FOUR-DIMENSIONAL REVIEW

Explore each area
of skin assessment.

Explore the image views used to assess inflammation and sensitivity, skin tone, texture and age-related changes in facial shape.

Inflammation & skin sensitivity

SELECTED EVIDENCE SET

Inflammation & skin sensitivity

Pair surface and enhanced-red views to explain the visible pattern, then use aligned history to review change over time.

Associated image modes

  • Natural and cool light
  • UV
  • Standard red
  • Enhanced red
  • Red heatmap
  • Cross-polarized view

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01

Capture

A guided scan brings skin imaging and 3D facial morphology into the same session.

02

Interpret

AI assistant and intelligent-report tools help organize image and data review.

03

Compare

History, split-screen, mirror, dynamic and texture-tracking views support longitudinal review.

04

Share

Online reports, QR sharing, snapshots and high-definition image export support follow-up.

THE FOUR DIMENSIONS, IN DETAIL

Understand what
each image view reveals.

Explore the image modes and measurements used in each of the four assessment areas.

Inflammation & skin sensitivity: Red heatmap
Red heatmap
Inflammation & skin sensitivity: Enhanced red
Enhanced red
Inflammation & skin sensitivity: Telangiectasia
Telangiectasia
01

01 · INFLAMMATION & SENSITIVITY

Inflammation & skin sensitivity

Red-zone score, maximum value, peak value, deep-zone intensity and distribution keep the discussion focused on visible inflammatory and sensitivity-related patterns.

Review focus

Redness · porphyrin-related appearance · vessel visibility · red-zone distribution

Primary image modes

  • Natural and cool light
  • UV
  • Standard red
  • Enhanced red
  • Red heatmap
  • Cross-polarized view

What the system quantifies

  • Red-zone score
  • Maximum redness
  • Peak red-zone value
  • Deep-zone intensity
  • Red-zone distribution

Use in consultation

Pair surface and enhanced-red views to explain the visible pattern, then use aligned history to review change over time.
Skin tone & brightness: Brown heatmap
Brown heatmap
Skin tone & brightness: Enhanced brown
Enhanced brown
Skin tone & brightness: UV view
UV view
02

02 · SKIN TONE & BRIGHTNESS

Skin tone & brightness

Pigmentation and brightness values, distribution and standard color references support clear before-and-after discussion of visible tone changes.

Review focus

Pigmentation · brightness · evenness · spot distribution

Primary image modes

  • Natural and cool light
  • Standard brown
  • Enhanced brown
  • Brown heatmap
  • UV
  • UV spots
  • Lab color values

What the system quantifies

  • Pigment maximum
  • Pigment intensity
  • Pigment distribution
  • Brightness maximum
  • Brightness peak & intensity

Use in consultation

Read tone, brightness and pigment distribution together, then use matched imaging for a before-and-after visual review.
Skin condition & texture: Texture view
Texture view
Skin condition & texture: Pore view
Pore view
Skin condition & texture: Parallel-polarized view
Parallel-polarized view
03

03 · SKIN CONDITION & TEXTURE

Skin condition & texture

Pore size, depth, coarse-to-fine ratio, micro-relief and spatial patterning help distinguish a local detail from its whole-face context.

Review focus

Pores · texture · micro-relief · visible surface condition

Primary image modes

  • RGB
  • Pore view
  • Texture view
  • UV
  • Parallel-polarized view

What the system quantifies

  • Pore size
  • Pore depth
  • Coarse-to-fine pore ratio
  • Micro-relief depth
  • Spatial patterning

Use in consultation

Move from surface texture to localized areas of interest while retaining the complete facial context.
Morphological aging: Contour lines
Contour lines
Morphological aging: Wrinkle view
Wrinkle view
Morphological aging: Depression view
Depression view
04

04 · MORPHOLOGICAL AGING

Morphological aging

Fine lines, major folds and depressed areas can be reviewed alongside contour and shape views, making subtle morphology changes easier to compare over time.

Review focus

Fine lines · folds · depressions · contour · facial shape

Primary image modes

  • RGB and texture
  • Fine-line view
  • Wrinkle view
  • Shape
  • Contour lines
  • Facial depressions

What the system quantifies

  • Fine-line pattern
  • Major folds
  • Depressed areas
  • Contour continuity
  • Facial-shape observations

Use in consultation

Use shape, contour and texture views together to make subtle morphology changes easier to discuss and compare.

P2 3D MORPHOLOGY

A spatial view of facial change.

P2 provides multiple facial morphology views from a full-face scan to support consultations and comparison over time.

Contour profile - P2
01
Contour profile

Elevation contours make facial topography and directional change easier to read in a full-face view.

Shape - P2
02

Shape

Review facial form and regional volume in a continuous 3D context.

Fine lines & folds - P2
03

Fine lines & folds

Bring local line patterns into the same spatial review.

Facial depressions - P2
04

Facial depressions

Visualize hollowing-related areas alongside the wider facial contour.

Direct Mirage3D P2 image modes

CLINIC WORKFLOW

Designed for clearer consultations.

01

Scan

Capture skin and 3D facial information in one guided scan.

02

Analyze

Review image modes and quantified visual information together.

03

Compare

Bring historical views into the consultation when treatment tracking matters.

04

Consult

Use clear visual evidence to support client communication.

CONSULTATION SOLUTIONS

Make image comparisons part of the consultation.

Establish a baseline, select the relevant image mode and compare with previous captures to support follow-up discussions.

01

Baseline consultation

Use the imaging atlas to review inflammation, tone, texture and 3D morphology in one guided consultation.

02

Aligned history review

Compare current and historical captures with split and mirror views, keeping the same image mode in focus.

03

Video comparisons

Pause, scrub and discuss the supplied comparison sequences before preparing the next report or follow-up.

CASE REVIEW IN MOTION

Explore the comparison videos.

Explore inflammation and sensitivity comparisons alongside skin-tone comparisons. Each case retains its own baseline and follow-up record.

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CASE COMPARISON

Inflammation & sensitivity · Before & after

Case 01
DYNAMIC COMPARISON0s / 0s

Compare baseline and follow-up images to review visible changes in redness and sensitivity-related patterns.

CASE COMPARISON

Skin tone · Before & after

Case 02
DYNAMIC COMPARISON0s / 0s

Compare baseline and follow-up skin-tone images to review pigmentation distribution and tone uniformity.

CASE COMPARISON

Texture tracking in 3D

3D TEXTURE TRACKING
TEXTURE TRACKING0s / 0s

Follow the distribution and movement of texture-tracking markers across a 3D facial image.

CASE COMPARISON

Skin texture comparison

SKIN TEXTURE COMPARISON
DYNAMIC COMPARISON0s / 0s

Compare earlier and current skin-texture views to examine visible surface detail and spatial patterns.