Everyone owns skincare products, but nobody knows what’s actually working.
- What’s reducing your wrinkles?
- What’s clearing your acne?
- What’s calming your inflammation?
The $190B skincare industry runs on guessing.
Lumeria ends that.
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Your skin, understood
The multi-spectrum skin imaging clinics use, now in your home, paired with personalized assistance.
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Scan your skin
- Clinical imaging at homeRedness, pigmentation & sebum — read in one scan
- Standardized lightingWorks across all skin tones, body parts and ages under any light
See what it sees.
What is your skin hiding?
Drag to compare. The same skin, in visible light and under UV.
365nm UV
Visible
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Ultraviolet
See a breakout before it happens.
Pigment and oil fluoresce under ultraviolet, surfacing the sebum and porphyrin patterns that build days before anything reaches the surface. Track them week to week and you learn which products calm your skin and which habits set it off.
PigmentationSebumPorphyrin fluorescenceSurface patterns
The science of UV fluorescence →Drag to compare. The same mark, lit two ways.
Polarized
Non-Polarized
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Polarized
Watch your sebum change, week by week.
Polarized light cuts the surface glare, so texture, pores and the vascularity underneath read clearly instead of as a reflection. That is what makes the same spot comparable eight weeks apart — and what tells you whether your skin changed, or only the lighting did.
TexturePoresVascularity
How polarized imaging works →So, what does your skin look like under the light?
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Lumeria surfaces and tracks these signals. It offers insight and monitoring, not diagnosis. Always consult a dermatologist for medical concerns. Dermatoscopy and UV captures courtesy of Lumeria.
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