MC88 skin analysis machine with Apple iPad

The MEICET MC88 is a multi-spectral skin analysis system. It uses 5 different light/spectral modes to show both visible skin concerns and issues that may not be obvious to the naked eye. 

What the MC88 shows

It produces 15 different analysis images, including:

• RGB / normal image – overall visible skin condition
• Sensitivity / Red Area – areas associated with redness and sensitivity
• Heatmap – visualises areas of concern
• Pigmentation / Spots – visible pigmentation and uneven tone
• Brown areas – highlights areas of brown pigmentation
• UV Spots – reveals deeper pigmentation and UV-related changes
• Porphyrins – helps identify areas associated with acne/sebum activity
• Pores – enlarged and congested pores
• Wrinkles – identifies and maps lines and wrinkles
• Wrinkle simulation/prediction
• Green image – helps assess vascular/redness-related concerns
• Wood’s light – highlights certain pigmentation and skin characteristics
• Monochrome/deep spot imaging
• Acne analysis
• Skin texture 

It also measures skin data

Depending on the MC88 software/configuration, it can provide measurements such as moisture, oil/sebum and elasticity, alongside the visual analysis. 

The really useful part for a clinic

The MC88 isn’t just taking pretty photographs. It allows you to compare different images of the same concern, compare before and after treatment, and create a report that can include recommended products and services. 

So, commercially, I would position it as:

“The MC88 shows your client what they can’t see in the mirror — from hidden pigmentation and UV damage to pores, inflammation, porphyrins and wrinkles — turning a consultation into a visual, evidence-led treatment plan.”

The device, Apple iPad, online training and 12 months warranty.

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