Sun Spots
What the Sun Spots parameter detects, why solar lentigines matter when assessing sun damage, and how to read its scores and grades.
About Parameter
The parameter detects sun spots—also known as solar lentigines or age spots—which are flat, pigmented areas caused by prolonged sun exposure. These spots are common signs of photoaging and are important indicators for assessing sun damage.
Features
Works with 1 and 3 side facial images.
Output
Score from 1 to 100.
Grade from 1 to 5.
Algorithm-assigned skin condition tag (Great, Good, Average, Poor).
Density in per mille (‰) for the whole face and specific facial regions: nose, forehead, left cheek, right cheek, perioral.
Vector mask for detected features.
Scores & Grades Description
100-90
1
Clear skin with minimal to no visible sun spots; indicates minimal sun damage
Great
89-80
2
Mild presence of sun spots, limited to small, isolated areas
Good
50-79
3
Moderate sun spot presence with noticeable pigmentation changes
Average
30-49
4
Significant sun spot presence with widespread pigmentation changes
Poor
<30
5
Severe sun damage with extensive sun spots and pigmentation changes
Poor
Algorithm API
API access is available only for Professional plan clients
See Sun Spots Parameter Result Scheme.
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