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Skin tone, pores, and texture reveal certain visible characteristics, but ordinary images alone may not fully capture the

Facial images captured under ordinary lighting can reveal visible spots and overall skin tone, but some skin features

The same face can reveal noticeably different skin features under different lighting conditions. Standard photographs can capture visible

When examining skin with the naked eye, visible dark spots, enlarged pores, and redness are relatively easy to

Facial wrinkles vary in location, texture, and visibility. Forehead lines, fine lines around the eyes, frown lines, and

Acne, uneven skin tone, enlarged pores, and acne marks have different visible characteristics. Assessing them involves examining the

Facial pigmentation issues often appear as localized spots, uneven skin tone, or variations in color intensity. Visual observation

Skin analyzers need to capture facial features under stable imaging conditions to help professionals examine skin tone, pigment

Facial skin analysis combines image capture, feature recognition, and result presentation to help users better understand the appearance

Traditional skin testing equipment mainly obtains skin condition information through basic indicator testing, image capture, or manual observation,