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New dimension for your clinical studies
To meet the growing demand for scientific validation of claims, the Clinical Research version of C-Cube incorporates cutting-edge 3D technology: stereophotometry.
To meet the growing demand for scientific validation of claims, the Clinical Research version of C-Cube incorporates cutting-edge 3D technology: stereophotometry.
This method enables faithful reconstruction of skin topography.
Thanks to this innovation, you have access to standardized quantitative parameters in compliance with ISO 25178 (Sa, Sq, Sz, Sp, Sv…).
Here are a few examples of cosmetic applications
Blemish
Maximum peak height (Sp) can measure acne lesions. Thus, a decreasing peak is an ideal indicator for validating anti-imperfection or anti-acne ranges.
Roughness
Parameters Sa, Sq and Sdr quantify skin surface roughness. Their measurement helps validate claims for exfoliating, smoothing or moisturizing effects.
Wrinkles
The Sv corresponds to a measurement of skin depth. It is useful for measuring wrinkle fillers, particularly injectables.
