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Digital skin analysis with VISIA 3D

VISIA 3D is the latest generation of digital skin analysis technology, designed to provide a precise, in-depth assessment of your skin. At Dermique, we use VISIA 3D as part of the consultation process to gain a deeper understanding of what is happening beneath the surface — not just what can be seen with the naked eye.

The system analyzes pigmentation, redness, pores, texture, wrinkles, UV damage, oil production, uneven skin tone, and overall skin quality. These insights allow us to create a more precise, personalized treatment plan, whether the focus is medical skincare, laser treatments, injectables, device-based treatments, or ongoing aesthetic care.

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What is VISIA 3D?
What is VISIA 3D?

VISIA 3D is an advanced digital imaging system that captures high-quality 3D images of the face using specialized lighting and imaging modes. This allows us to evaluate both visible skin concerns and deeper or early signs of damage that may not always be apparent during a standard visual examination.

What will you receive after your VISIA 3D analysis?

Your VISIA 3D analysis provides a clearer understanding of your skin’s current condition and helps identify treatment priorities. Based on your results, you may receive:

  • a personalized treatment plan
  • medical-grade skincare recommendations
  • a targeted strategy for pigmentation, redness, pores, or texture
  • a personalized anti-aging plan based on your skin’s current condition
  • ongoing tracking of your skin’s progress
  • before-and-after comparisons at follow-up visits
What to expect during your VISIA 3D analysis

Before imaging, the skin should be clean and free of makeup and heavy or oil-based products. Your face is positioned within the VISIA 3D system, which then captures a series of images using different analysis modes.

Your results are then reviewed with you in detail. We evaluate key parameters including pigmentation, redness, pores, texture, wrinkles, UV damage, and overall skin quality. Based on these findings, we create a personalized plan that may include in-office treatments, medical-grade skincare, and ongoing monitoring.

What does VISIA 3D analyze?

VISIA 3D can be used to evaluate:

  • pigmentation and dark spots
  • sun and UV damage
  • redness and vascular concerns
  • pores
  • skin texture
  • fine lines and wrinkles
  • oil production and excess sebum
  • uneven skin tone
  • dull or tired-looking skin
  • signs of photoaging
  • overall skin quality and signs of skin aging
Start with a comprehensive skin evaluation and a personalized treatment plan from Dermique’s medical team.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the VISIA 3D analysis take?
The imaging itself takes only a few minutes, but the most important part of the process is reviewing your results and creating a personalized plan. VISIA 3D analysis is typically performed as part of a consultation.
Yes. For the most accurate analysis, your skin should be clean and free of makeup, heavy sunscreen, self-tanner, and oil-based products. If necessary, your skin can be cleansed before imaging.
Yes. One of the most valuable features of VISIA 3D is its ability to evaluate sun and UV damage that may not yet be clearly visible to the naked eye. This is particularly useful when assessing pigmentation, photoaging, and planning laser or IPL treatments.
Yes. VISIA 3D can provide valuable insight into pores, oil production, skin texture, post-acne marks, and overall skin quality. For patients with active acne, the analysis is combined with a dermatologic evaluation and personalized medical treatment plan.
Yes. This is one of the key benefits of VISIA 3D. The system allows us to compare changes in your skin over time, making it particularly useful for tracking results from laser treatments, HydraFacial, skin boosters, polynucleotides, and treatment protocols for pigmentation, rosacea, and skin aging.
No. VISIA 3D is an advanced diagnostic and imaging tool that provides a more detailed analysis of the skin, but it does not replace a dermatologist’s clinical evaluation. The most comprehensive approach combines digital skin analysis with a dermatology consultation and a personalized treatment plan.

Atrophic scars

Atrophic scars are indented scars that most commonly appear following acne or other inflammatory conditions. They are caused by a loss of collagen and uneven skin regeneration.

Appropriate treatment methods

At Dermique, we don’t treat acne scars using just one technique. Where necessary, we combine: