Melasma like

Melasma is a form of hyperpigmentation characterized by bilateral symmetrical, uneven brown patches on exposed areas of the face. The size of the patches can vary significantly, ranging from 0.5 to 10 centimeters or more. The border of melasma may be poorly defined, uneven, and not continuous. The internal pigmentation can be either uniform or can consist of a dense accumulation of small to medium-sized patches.

"algorithm_tech_name": "melasma"

Metric

Algorithm returns the density of melasma on a face.

"main_metric": {
                "value": "4",
                "name": "Melasma density",
                "tech_name": "melasma_density"
            },

Mask

The algorithm returns several vectorised masks of melasma like pigmentation for an image aligned with the face.

For a batch mode, all masks for left and right side pictures are attached to the frontal image result.

For single image analysis - only frontal mask is available. For a batch - left, front and right masks are available.

Front Result Mask

1. "mask_type": "polygon_mask"

2. "tech_name": "melasma_mask_restored"

3. "side": "front"

4. features

   • geometry

     • "type": "Multipolygon"

Left Result Mask

"tech_name": "melasma_mask_restored"

"side": "left"

Right Result Mask

"tech_name": "melasma_mask_restored"

"side": "right"