Dr Kron's practice is now equipped with the Skinscope LED facial photoaging diagnostic tool from the SkinCeuticals laboratory.
This simple diagnostic tool reveals facial skin imperfections found in the lower layers of the epidermis that are invisible to the naked eye. This diagnosis then makes it possible to determine a therapeutic protocol for facial aging before these imperfections even appear.
The SkinCeuticals Skinscope LED device acts as a dermatological magnifying glass thanks to a dual diagnosis using both daylight and ultraviolet (UV) light.
- In daylight mode, the Skinscope precisely identifies visible facial skin concerns: wrinkles and fine lines, uneven skin tone, redness, blemishes, oily pores or acne scars.
- In LED-UV mode, the Skinscope identifies skin issues that are invisible in natural light and to the naked eye. UV light reveals fluorescence in the epidermis corresponding to several symptoms of skin aging: pigment spots, flaking, dehydration, clogged pores or oily-prone skin.
The device is one of two tools (along with Visia Complexion Analysis) used at the practice as part of your facial diagnosis.
Example of a facial diagnosis with the SkinCeuticals Skinscope:
