Skin condition
DermaLab Aesthetic
Five objective readings of the skin, taken chairside in a few minutes, on an instrument built by hand in Denmark.
Five objective readings of the skin, taken chairside in a few minutes, on an instrument built by hand in Denmark.
A photograph records what the skin looks like. This records what it is doing.
DermaLab Aesthetic uses contact probes rather than a lens. Ultrasound reads collagen beneath the surface; the other probes read elasticity, hydration, pH and sebum. Together they give you and the patient a value that can be tracked from one visit to the next.
An instant assessment of the collagen level.
How well the skin returns after it is stretched.
Water-binding capacity of the outermost layer.
Skin surface pH.
A quick assessment of skin oiliness.
Measure at the first consult, before anything has been recommended.
Build the treatment and skincare plan around what the readings show.
Repeat the same measurements at the follow-up visit.
Give the patient the change as a number, not as an impression.
The system prompts each measurement in order, so a new team member can run a complete assessment without memorizing a protocol. Results land on one page in language a patient follows, hold against that patient's earlier visits, and print or email so the analysis leaves the room with them.
Specifications published by Cortex Technology and retrieved 15 September 2026. A laptop or tablet is not included. Confirm current details with our team before ordering.
We will send specifications and pricing, and arrange a live demonstration in your clinic if that would help.
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