Know your skin before it flares.

Dermaglow is a skin diagnostic tool that uses sensor fusion to spot flares early, right from home.

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How it works

From your skin to an early warning.

Scroll to follow a single scan, from the moment Dermaglow touches your skin to the prediction it makes.

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    It rests on your skin

    Dermaglow sits flat on the outer barrier, the thin top layer of your skin that keeps water in and irritants out.

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    A suite of sensors reads your skin

    Dermaglow shines infrared light beneath the surface while its other sensors capture images, temperature, humidity and more, building a full picture of your skin.

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    Your skin health metrics are calculated

    Infrared light reflects back into the device's sensors. Combined with the other readings, it's used to calculate key measures of your skin's health, chiefly hydration and transepidermal water loss (TEWL).

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    Our ML model predicts your next flare-up

    A machine-learning model combines all of this data with your past scans to estimate when a flare-up is likely, so you can act before it starts.

  • Reflected infrared
  • Water loss
  • Skin temperature
  • Surface images
  • Your past scans
ML modeltrained on scan data
Flare-up risk for this spotpast 14 days · forecast
alert line-14d-7dtoday+6dFlare likely in ~2 days

Illustrative example · prediction model in development

Results

See a flare coming before your skin does.

Your skin can look fine while a flare is already on its way. In our pilot, Dermaglow flagged flares with 74% accuracy before symptoms appeared.

Today

You find out when it itches. Then you react.

With Dermaglow

You find out first. Then you get ahead of it.

Tuesday, 8:10am

Skin looks clear. Feels fine.

What you seeWhat Dermaglow seesYour spot · vs. your last 30 days

Dermaglow · now

A flare looks likely in the next few days.

Nothing shows yet, so today's a good day to get ahead of it.

Same skin, same morning. Drag to compare.

Dermaglow is still in development. Figures come from our current pilot trial.

Real stories

What patients say.

Atopic dermatitis affects millions of people, and flares tend to arrive without warning. By the time the itch starts, it’s too late to get ahead of it. Dermaglow is built to change that: by tracking your skin over time, it aims to warn you before a flare, so you can treat early instead of reacting after the damage is done.

“I would have to wear gloves to go to sleep or else I would get all scratched up.”
Anonymous patient
“There’s nothing that gives it away until it just starts to itch, and then it’s red and my skin breaks out.”
Anonymous patient
“I would try and use a topical cream or a steroid on that area before it flares, just to see if it helps.”
Anonymous patient