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Welcome to the MCNYC the Medical Clinic NYC in Manhattan by Tines Square. Well, I’m Dr. Nicolas Batty the Medical Director and proud to share with you that at your consultation you will receive a complementary MCNYC VISIA skin analysis. This is a state-of-the-art equipment that is going to analyze everything about your skin. This device will look at your skin health, your pores to show us UV damage under the skin spots that we already see on the skin or to show us redness if you have rosacea. Also, this machine is capable to tell us if you’ve got a lot of underlying vessels, it’s also going to give us your true skin age. So, we’re going to know if your real age matches your skin age. So, you are going to put your chin here. These are what are visible to the naked eye. Brown spots, red spots, things that you can see without a microscope. The analysis will provide information on your status of wrinkles and texture pore wise. So unfortunately, as we age all of that comes to the surface. The analysis will be able to provide tour true skin age compared to your actual age. With all our treatments here at the well, the MCNYC Visia scans are complimentary. So, book your appointment for your free scan and we will plan from there.

How does MCNYC VISIA® Skin Analysis work?

This device allows The Medical Clinic NYC Dr. Nicolas Batty to get an in-depth look at your skin so that we can customize a treatment plan, as it takes photos of your skin, and it gives us a multi-spectral view of what what’s going on with your skin. So, MCNYC VISIA® Skin Analysis allows us to see different features such as wrinkles and pore size, redness, discolorations, UV spots and bacteria. Then, this device basically counts those features. And it categorizes your skin comparing you to other individuals at your same age. The team will advise you to come in ideally with no makeup on. So that way, we can get the best look at their skin, and it allows us to get a good up-close photo from different angles. The next step is to make sure we have the right skin color category. So, the machine chooses a color, and then we just double check. Then, the device will then generate a mask to show us where it is. Counting those specific features wrinkles, dark spots, pores, texture and bacteria. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

How do use the information from MCNYC VISIA® Skin analysis to generate a treatment plan?

For example, the team would examine the UV spots, which are spots that we don’t necessarily see but are underneath the skin as you see on the right side in comparison to visible spots on the left side. So, the last step would allow us to make recommendations based on the results. So, Dr. Nicolas Batty may recommend treatments such as Botox for fine lines around the eyes and the glabella. On the other hand, we can also recommend laser treatments for redness or as well as skincare products to help maintain healthy skin such as the alpha ray retinoid treatment antioxidant from skin better science. So, this analysis is tool for comparing the skin and seeing what type of results be able to achieve after doing treatments and using the products. Therefore, we can see the changes that the team has been able to achieve on your skin, not just visibly, but by looking deeper and seeing the changes that have been made below the surface of the skin. This device is different than anything else out there on the market, because it is so in depth and allows us to see what we can’t see with the naked eye. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

How does MCNYC VISIA® Skin Analysis compare my results to others?

It has a variety of different cameras that not only take different angles, but also have filters that look underneath the skin. So, it allows us to do a three-dimensional, three-dimensional topography of the skin, but we want to make sure that we understand what’s going on with your skin. So, this technology allows us to recommend the best treatments, the best home care to help you meet your needs. In fact, one of the nicest things is there is a database in here of about 250,000 people. And so, this device analyzes your skin, but then it compares your skin only to people of your same gender in in your age range in eight different categories. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

How to read VISIA® skin analysis results?

Raised areas, like dead skin cells and blemishes, are indicated on the report in yellow. The indentations caused by open pores and fine lines are indicated in blue. The differentiation allows us to recommend the right treatment for the right area of texture irregularity.

How accurate is VISIA® skin analysis?

For the criteria skin texture, UV spots, brown spots and porphyrins, these differences were less than 2%. For pores and red areas, the standard deviations were between 2% and 4%. The results for spots and wrinkles were about 6%. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

How much does a VISIA® scan cost?

The VISIA® skin analysis provides a solid foundation of insight to guide your treatment plan and evaluate the effectiveness of any treatments. How Much Does VISIA® Skin Analysis Cost? The average cost of VISIA® skin analysis at MCNYC is $150. Multiple financing options are available for your convenience, and you can apply before your consultation. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

What Is MCNYC VISIA® Skin Analysis?

VISIA® is an innovative advanced imaging and skin analysis system that allows The Medical Clinic NYC Dr. Nicolas Batty to see beyond the surface of your skin. The images that are produced identify not only your current skin issues, but also any signs of emerging wrinkles, sun damage, and other concerns. The VISIA® skin analysis provides a solid foundation of insight to guide your treatment plan and evaluate the effectiveness of any treatments. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

How Is the VISIA® Skin Analysis Performed?

The VISIA® skin analysis takes less than an hour to complete. Dr. Nicolaas Batty recommends that you have the analysis during your first appointment for a baseline and then periodically to monitor the results of your treatments and identify any issues that may be developing beyond the surface. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

What Should I Expect After the VISIA® Skin Analysis?

Dr. Nicolas Batty reviews the skin analysis with you to help you understand his recommendations for treatments. Over time, he uses side-by-side comparisons to help you see improvements or areas that need attention. Dr. Nicolas Batty is American Board certified in Aesthetic Medicine, in Internal Medicine, in Pathology and in Hematology who offers VISIA® skin analysis for men and women in Manhattan New York. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

What are the red spots on VISIA® skin analysis?

VISIA can identify red or brown spots distinguished from the baseline skin tone. These spots can indicate sun damage, freckles, hyperpigmentation, or melasma, allowing your skincare treatment plan to be customized accordingly. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

What is the VISIA® wrinkle score?

The scores are percentiles, comparing your numbers to others the same age as you, using a database of over 250,000 people. So, a score of 60 in wrinkles would mean you have fewer wrinkles than 60 percent of the people your age in the database. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

How long does a VISIA® skin analysis take? How Long Does a VISIA® Skin & Complexion Analysis Take?

A typical VISIA® analysis session takes around 15 to 20 minutes. This includes the time needed to capture the images and generate the analysis report. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

What are the definitions of the various skin features and how are the features detected?

Spots: Spots are typically brown or red skin lesions including freckles, acne scars, hyper-pigmentation and vascular lesions. Spots are distinguishable by their distinct color and contrast from the background skin tone. Spots vary in size and generally have a circular shape.

Pores: Pores are the circular surface openings of sweat gland ducts. Due to shadowing, pores appear darker than the surrounding skin tone and are identified by their darker color and circular shape. The VISIA® system distinguishes pores from spots based on size; by definition, the area of a pore is much smaller than a spot.

Wrinkles: Wrinkles are furrows, folds or creases in the skin, which increase in occurrence because of sun exposure and are associated with decreasing skin elasticity. This skin feature has the greatest variability from image to image as it is highly dependent upon the facial expression of the client. Wrinkles are identified by their characteristic long, narrow shape.

Texture: Texture is primarily an analysis of skin smoothness. Texture measures skin color and smoothness by identifying gradations in color from the surrounding skin tone, as well as peaks (shown in yellow) and valleys (shown in blue) on the skin surface that indicate variations in the surface texture.

Porphyrins: Porphyrins are bacterial excretions that can become lodged in pores and lead to acne. Porphyrins fluoresce in UV light and exhibit circular white spot characteristics.

UV Spots: UV spots occur when melanin coagulates below the skin surface because of sun damage. UV spots are generally invisible under normal lighting conditions. The selective absorption of the UV light by the epidermal melanin enhances its display and detection by VISIA.

Red Areas: Red Areas represent a potential variety of conditions, such as acne, inflammation, Rosacea or spider veins. Blood vessels and hemoglobin contained in the papillary dermis, a sub-layer of skin, give these structures their red color, which is detected by the RBX Technology in VISIA. Acne spots and inflammation vary in size but are generally round. Rosacea is usually larger and diffuse compared to acne, and spider veins usually are short, thin and can be interconnected in a dense network.

Brown spots: Brown Spots are lesions on the skin such as hyper-pigmentation, freckles, lentigines, and melasma. Brown Spots occur from an excess of Melanin. Melanin is produced by melanocytes in the bottom layer of the epidermis. Brown Spots produce an uneven appearance to the skin and are detected in VISIA® by RBX. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

What factors influence the results of the image session?

Several factors contribute to the actual scores generated by the VISIA® complexion analysis algorithms, including the condition of the skin (cleaned vs. fresh make-up, old make-up, time-of-day), head registration within the booth, facial expression (particularly for wrinkles), stray hair, glare areas resulting from oily skin, etc. Note that the percentile scores were generated for subjects with cleaned skin prior to their imaging session, so results may vary if make-up is NOT removed prior to a patient’s VISIA® session. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

What is the definition for each of the three types of skin conditions? How does VISIA® use this information?

“Clean” is defined as skin that has been recently cleansed and without make-up or skin conditioners applied, “Fresh Make-up” is defined as make-up recently applied (roughly within the past hour), “Other” covers all other cases. No change is made in terms of either taking the photo or in the analysis process based upon the skin condition selected. This information is recorded in the patient’s record for each session and allows scores to be properly interpreted if images were captured under different conditions session-to-session (i.e., one time image taken with clean skin, the next time with make-up). Also, images that are “clean” can be considered as valid input to further build the database. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

Which data display option is best for our practice to use?

Three data display options are available depending upon the needs and preferences of the practice and can either be selected from within VISIA’s Session Options tab or by right clicking on any data display bar or graph.

Feature Counts: Feature Counts provide a count of the number of discrete instances of the feature being evaluated, without regard to the size or intensity of each instance. Feature Counts can be used to track treatment progress when a reduction in the number of discrete instances of a particular feature is desired.

Absolute Scores: Absolute Scores provide a comprehensive measurement of the impact that the feature has on the client’s complexion. Absolute Scores factor in the total size and area as well as intensity of detected instances of the feature being analyzed. Absolute Scores can be used to track treatment progress when the size and intensity of instances of a feature are the most relevant indicator of treatment effectiveness.

Percentiles: Percentiles provide a context in which to evaluate a client’s complexion analysis results by presenting a comparison of the individual’s Absolute Scores to those of people with similar characteristics. Percentiles are useful in providing a baseline assessment of the overall condition of the client’s complexion. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

What is the wavelength used for the UV photography?

The wavelength used by the UV flashes is 365 nm (peak).

Should the patient's eyes be open or closed when the picture is taken?

It is strongly recommended that the eyes be closed for the UV photos given the intensity of the UV flashes. For standard photos, the eyes can be either open or closed, although more aesthetically pleasing images are achieved with the eyes open. Because the mask is created using the standard photo (in which the patient’s eyes are typically open), there is no need to be concerned that eyelashes will be included inadvertently in UV analysis, even though the patient’s eyes are closed. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

Are there other technologies that can provide skin analysis?

Yes, it is notable to discuss QuantifiCare launches new 3D Skin Analysis application. Up to now, with QuantifiCare’s Software Suite, practitioners were able to display superior quality, to view 3D patient pictures from a multitude of angles, to highlight treatment options with personalized 3D simulations and to compare with previous visits. The new SkinCare module enables physicians to generate a complete report measuring skin changes including wrinkles, oiliness, pores, evenness, red & brown spots and evaluate their skin health using multivariate analysis. The severity of each criterion can be visualized in 3D and highlighted with a color scale. The report provides a reference tool to guide the physician and inform the patient of the best aesthetic interventions. Contact us today at MCNYC at +1-646-647-9163 or info@icrmc.org for further information or to book your free consultation at www.icrmc.org.

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