Intelligent Skin Health Analysis Tool
Abstract
Skin health plays a vital role in overall human well-being, and skin disorders such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, fungal infections, and pigmentation issues are increasingly common due to environmental factors, lifestyle changes, and stress. Early detection and proper assessment of these conditions are essential for effective treatment and prevention of complications. However, access to dermatological expertise is often limited, especially in rural and remote regions, and manual diagnosis can be time-consuming and subjective.
The Intelligent Skin Health Analysis Tool is designed to address these challenges by leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI), machine learning, and image processing techniques to automatically analyze skin images and identify potential skin conditions. The system processes images captured using smartphones or digital cameras, extracts meaningful features such as color distribution, texture patterns, and lesion boundaries, and applies deep learning models to classify various skin diseases. Based on the analysis, the tool provides preliminary diagnostic insights, severity estimation, and basic skincare recommendations.
This intelligent system serves as a supportive diagnostic aid for dermatologists and a self-monitoring tool for users, enabling early awareness and timely medical consultation. By reducing dependency on manual examination, the proposed tool enhances diagnostic accuracy, minimizes human error, and shortens response time. The solution is scalable, cost-effective, and suitable for integration into mobile and web-based healthcare platforms. Overall, the Intelligent Skin Health Analysis Tool contributes to improved healthcare accessibility, promotes preventive dermatology, and supports digital transformation in the medical domain.
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Jain et al., “AI-based skin disease diagnosis using image processing,” IJCSIT, 2022.
WHO, “Digital Health and AI in Medical Diagnostics,” 2023.
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