EVE MUSE displays skin images captured under several types of light sources alongside a 3D facial model.
It visualizes pigmentation, redness, and left-right differences that may be difficult to distinguish with the naked eye, helping guide your consultation.
EVE MUSE displays skin images captured under several types of light sources alongside a 3D facial model. It visualizes pigmentation, redness, and left-right differences that may be difficult to distinguish with the naked eye, helping guide your consultation. The analysis does not replace diagnosis or treatment decisions; your physician determines the final plan after an in-person consultation.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| What is it? | An AI skin analysis device that provides skin images under multiple light sources and a 3D facial model. |
| How is it used? | After the physician reviews the AI analysis results, they are used as reference material for consultation together with a questionnaire and in-person examination. |
| What does it check? | It checks analysis items such as the distribution and pattern of pigmentation visible under each light source, redness and blood vessels, skin texture and pores, wrinkle depth, and facial proportion, contour, and profile angle. |
| How does it change the consultation? | Your current condition is reviewed together through images, allowing the priority of your concerns and possible approaches to be explained in concrete terms. |
| Important limitation | AI analysis does not replace a medical diagnosis and does not guarantee results or treatment outcomes. |
The EVE MUSE consultation at WayB Clinic is not simply a process of checking a “skin score.” It is a process in which the physician interprets the visual data compiled by the AI and connects it with the concerns the patient actually experiences to establish the basis for consultation.
After cleansing, images are taken under normal light, UV (ultraviolet), and polarized light, and a 3D facial model is generated.
Analysis items such as pigmentation, redness, and skin texture are analyzed from the skin images, and information on facial proportion and contour is compiled.
Rather than looking only at the analysis results, the skin condition, medical history, lifestyle habits, prior treatments, and current concerns are reviewed together.
We explain what is needed first, what does not need to be done right now, and the possible treatments and their limitations.
Whether to proceed with treatment, and its type, intensity, and interval, are determined by the physician after an in-person consultation. You may also receive only the analysis without undergoing treatment.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Normal light | Checks the skin tone and texture visible to the eye to examine the overall impression. |
| UV (ultraviolet) | Pigmentation patterns not clearly visible under normal light are examined together with UV images, serving as a reference for pigmentation-management consultation. |
| Cross-polarized light | Reduces surface reflection to check redness and blood vessel distribution, serving as a reference for consultation related to flushing and inflammation. |
| Parallel-polarized light | Emphasizes reflection on the skin surface, serving as a reference for examining wrinkles, pores, and skin texture. |
| 3D facial model | Examines wrinkle depth, the elevation of the facial surface, left-right differences, and proportion, contour, and profile angle, serving as a reference for volume and contour consultation and before-and-after comparison. |
Comparing images from multiple light sources and analysis modes side by side allows you to examine how pigmentation, redness, and skin texture appear differently in the same area.
For example, if a patient visits with the concern of “dark circles,” we look together at whether redness and vascular elements stand out in the cross-polarized image, whether pigmentation elements are identified in the UV image, and whether under-eye hollowing and shadow elements appear in the 3D model. Rather than concluding on a single cause, several possibilities are explained separately, so that “why a certain approach is being considered” is clarified before “what to do.”
EVE MUSE helps compare before and after treatment on a more consistent standard by capturing images under the same lighting and angle conditions. The purpose is to reduce optical illusions caused by differences in lighting and expression, and to check the images together with actual satisfaction.
It is an AI skin analysis device that analyzes images from multiple light sources and 3D facial information to provide consultation material. The medical diagnosis of skin conditions is made through the physician’s examination and any necessary tests.
No. The AI analysis result is reference material; the physician reviews the skin condition, medical history, lifestyle habits, and prior treatment history together before discussing the necessary treatment and its priority.
It is conducted as part of the medical examination and consultation. Checking the analysis results does not mean you must undergo treatment.
Imaging and AI analysis take about 1–2 minutes. Time for cleansing and imaging preparation, and for reviewing the results and consulting with the physician, is required separately.
For accurate assessment of pigmentation, redness, and skin texture, imaging after cleansing is recommended.
It can serve as a reference for concerns that can be checked through skin images, such as pigmentation, redness, skin texture, and pores, as well as for consultation on facial proportion, contour, and volume. However, whether it can actually be applied is determined after an in-person consultation.
When the same imaging conditions are matched, it can be used as reference material to compare changes before and after. However, differences may occur depending on the timing of imaging, skin condition, swelling, and lifestyle habits.
It is reviewed together during the consultation, and the scope of provision is explained in accordance with personal information protection and medical record management standards.
They are managed as medical records. When used for promotional purposes such as the website or social media, separate consent is always obtained.
Please book a first-visit consultation or an AI skin analysis consultation through WayB Clinic’s reservation channel. We are on the 9th floor and B1 of Bundes Building, about a 3-minute walk from Exit 12 of Gangnam Station.
