What it is
Aram Huvis builds a family of skin-measurement instruments that share the same underlying job, capturing objective skin data for a consultation, and differ in how they connect: standalone with an Android app, standalone with a touchscreen, tethered or wireless to another device, or streaming over Wi-Fi. Most models in the family ship in a skin-only configuration alongside their hair and scalp ones; ASL is the exception, sold in three configurations that all include hair.
All four instruments are diagnostic devices, not treatment devices: they measure, and DNA Nexus's EveLab Eve Muse, on the AI & Advanced Imaging page, is the separate system that simulates a treatment outcome.
Applications
Skin diagnostics for consultation (APM Pro, ASM, ASL, API)
Moisture, elasticity and sebum measurement (APM Pro, ASM, ASL, API)
Pore, melanin and wrinkle measurement (APM Pro, ASM, ASL, API)
Acne and skin sensitivity measurement (APM Pro, Aram Huvis's own published parameters)
Skin tone measurement (APM Pro, Aram Huvis's own published parameters)
Products
FAQ
Do these instruments treat skin conditions?
No. They are diagnostic devices; they measure and report, they do not deliver a treatment.
What do these instruments measure?
On the skin side, the range measures moisture, elasticity, sebum, pores, melanin and wrinkles, with parameters assigned per model as DNA Nexus directs.
Is there a version of these instruments for hair and scalp?
Yes, most models offer a hair-and-scalp or combined configuration; see Hair & Scalp Analysis for that framing and for the AI-ScalpGrader.
How long does one analysis take?
Aram Huvis publishes 15 to 30 seconds per category on APM Pro, at magnifications from x1 to x1500, on a dual camera sensor.
Are these medical devices?
No, Aram Huvis instruments are non-medical, HS code 9031.49.9000.
Partners
Skin Analysis



