Improving Outcomes

The Skin Quality Index establishes a common language among the communities below.

Patients:

The goal is to empower patients to express concerns clearly through standardized terms, allowing them to take an active role in their skincare.

Providers:

The goal is to equip providers with the right tools to make precise, personalized recommendations from consultation to treatment and improve communications with patients.

Regulators & Industry Leaders:

The goal is to streamline communications when approaching product evaluations and outcomes around skin quality, resulting in more efficacious products on the market.

From improving consultations to enhancing industry practices, the Skin Quality Index sets a new standard in skin health, fostering better patient outcomes and satisfaction.

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Visible Color Changes
Skin Attribute
Patient-to-Patient
HCP-to-Patient
HCP-to-HCP
Skin Attribute
Dullness
Patient to Patient
  • Dull 54%
HCP to Patient
  • Dull 55%
HCP to Patient
  • Dull 58%
Skin Attribute
Skin redness
Patient to Patient
  • Redness 74%
HCP to Patient
  • Redness 84%
HCP to Patient
  • Rosacea 91%
Skin Attribute
Hyper pigmentation
Patient to Patient
  • Sun Damage 40%
HCP to Patient
  • Brown Spots 44%
HCP to Patient
  • Hyperpigmentation 66%
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Topographical Changes
Skin Attribute
Patient-to-Patient
HCP-to-Patient
HCP-to-HCP
Skin Attribute
Roughness
Patient to Patient
  • Uneven Texture 43%
  • Bumpy 43%
HCP to Patient
  • Uneven Texture 51%
HCP to Patient
  • Uneven Texture 52%
Skin Attribute
Pores
Patient to Patient
  • Visible Pores 61%
HCP to Patient
  • Visible Pores 61%
HCP to Patient
  • Enlarged Pores 65%
Skin Attribute
Thin Skin*
Patient to Patient
  • Veins/Veiny 68%
HCP to Patient
  • Veins/Veiny 70%
HCP to Patient
  • Visible Venous Pattern 68%
Skin Attribute
Crepey Skin
Patient to Patient
  • Aged 58%
HCP to Patient
  • Crepey 48%
HCP to Patient
  • Crepey 52%
Skin Attribute
Fine Lines
Patient to Patient
  • Crow’s Feet 66%
HCP to Patient
  • Crow’s Feet 76%
HCP to Patient
  • Crow’s Feet 76%
Skin Attribute
Coarse lines
Patient to Patient
  • Wrinkles 54%
  • Deep Wrinkles 53%
HCP to Patient
  • Wrinkles 58%
HCP to Patient
  • Dynamic Wrinkles 58%

*These were lighter skinned images and because their skin was thin we could see the veins. However, in the darker skin you may not be able to see the veins.

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Hydration and Sebum/Oil Changes
Skin Attribute
Patient-to-Patient
HCP-to-Patient
HCP-to-HCP
Skin Attribute
Oily Skin
Patient to Patient
  • Oily 63%
HCP to Patient
  • Oily 60%
HCP to Patient
  • Oily 60%
Skin Attribute
Dry Skin
Patient to Patient
  • Dry 64%
HCP to Patient
  • Dry 64%
HCP to Patient
  • Xerosis 55%
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Mechanical Changes
Skin Attribute
Patient-to-Patient
HCP-to-Patient
HCP-to-HCP
Skin Attribute
Laxity (Face)
Patient to Patient
  • Saggy 53%
HCP to Patient
  • Saggy 49%
  • Droopy 48%
HCP to Patient
  • Loss of Elasticity 80%
Skin Attribute
Laxity (Stomach)
Patient to Patient
  • Saggy 57%
HCP to Patient
  • Loose 58%
HCP to Patient
  • Loss of Elasticity 71%
Skin Attribute
Laxity (Thighs)
Patient to Patient
  • Loss of Firmness 48%
  • Loss of Elasticity 48%
HCP to Patient
  • Crepey 48%
HCP to Patient
  • Crepey 52%