AI & Advanced Imaging
One system, built for the consultation, not the diagnosis.
What it is
Eve Muse is a 3D facial imaging and treatment simulation system. Five 16-megapixel cameras and five structured light sources, plus a dedicated 3D calibration source, build a three-dimensional model of the patient's face, and an on-board AI processing unit analyses more than 50 dimensions of facial proportion from it.
Eve Muse is built for the consultation, to show a patient what a proposed treatment could do, not to diagnose a skin or scalp condition. That is a different job from the Aram Huvis instruments on the Skin Analysis and Hair & Scalp Analysis pages, which measure condition rather than simulate an outcome. Both are non-medical devices.
Applications
Consultation and treatment planning for skin rejuvenation, through 3D facial imaging and simulation
Filler simulation, by 3D dynamic and volume heatmap (Eve Muse)
Facial proportion analysis: golden ratio overlay, facial third, contour line, side-face angle and E-line (Eve Muse)
Comparison of the same face across visits, by timeline (Eve Muse)
Pigmentation below the surface, by UV light (Eve Muse, EveLab Insight's own published use)
Redness and deep-layer skin patterns, by cross-polarized light (Eve Muse, EveLab Insight's own published use)
Oil and skin lipid distribution, by parallel-polarized light (Eve Muse, EveLab Insight's own published use)
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FAQ
What does each light source show?
EveLab Insight publishes six: white light standardises natural daylight, UV light detects underlying dark spots, cross-polarized light reveals deep-layer patterns and redness, parallel-polarized light maps oil and skin lipids, Wood's light shows surface oil and localised dryness, and a 3D calibration light aligns the facial contour.
What is Eve Muse built to do?
It is a 3D facial imaging and treatment simulation system, built for consultation and treatment planning, not for diagnosis.
Does Eve Muse come with a tablet?
No, and it requires a dedicated 5GHz Wi-Fi network with dual-band steering disabled.
Who should not be scanned with Eve Muse?
Anyone with a pacemaker, retinal detachment, facial metal implants, or head or eye trauma sequelae, because of the device's internal magnets.
Is Eve Muse a medical device?
No. Its device marks, SRRC, CCC, CE RoHS, CE RED and TELEC, cover radio and electrical compliance, not medical device certification.
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