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Dr. Huang Discusses AI Data and Personalized Aesthetic Planning
Original article published October 15, 2024
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In a NOW Health report by Lin Yu-min from Chiayi, Dr. Huang (黃敬碩) of 泱合診所 discusses the growing role of imaging and AI in aesthetic consultations. Data provides an additional reference for a physician’s recommendations and a nurse’s care guidance.
More than a visual impression
The interview discusses pigment patterns, fine lines and other concerns that are difficult to evaluate by eye alone. By displaying findings in a report, the system can help patients understand why care priorities differ from their initial expectations.
Dr. Huang compares the support and data characteristics of different systems as they stood at the time of the interview. The original names Visia and Observ and discusses local service availability and the populations represented in their data. These historical observations are not current claims about those brands.
EVE V is described as providing AI-assisted three-dimensional scanning, immediate reports, a user-oriented interface and comparisons based mainly on Asian skin data. Tone, pores, plugs, acne, porphyrin-related fluorescence, sensitivity and wrinkles are among the items discussed, with LINE integration supporting follow-up communication.
Choosing a sequence of care
Dr. Huang reports that many people seeking aesthetic consultation in his experience were around 27–40 years old, but emphasizes that age alone does not determine their needs. Pigment depth, pores, scars and facial contours suggest different questions.
The original discusses pulsed light, picosecond and honeycomb laser approaches; hydration injections with selected formulations; and radiofrequency or ultrasound for contours. These are clinical examples chosen after assessment, rather than a menu that patients should select without guidance.
Images can also provide a comparison before and after a procedure and make latent pigment patterns easier to discuss. Some changes take time and cannot be judged immediately after treatment.
The feature closes with flexible planning for the individual, use of an appropriately qualified clinic, and continued professional guidance.
Source: NOW Health report reproduced on HERBEST. Original article images retained.
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