DxPro Skin 2 Launch: Professional AI Skin Analysis with 20% Higher Accuracy

ChoiceDx
Jul 29
7 min read

Updated: Jul 29

ChoiceDx Launches the Professional AI Skin Analysis System DxPro Skin 2

Professional AI Skin Analysis DxPro Skin 2 | ChoiceDx

ChoiceTech Korea, the company behind the ChoiceDx AI skin, scalp, and hair analysis brand, has launched DxPro Skin 2, a professional AI skin analysis system.

The second-generation solution was developed from data accumulated through the operation of earlier systems in global markets, collaboration experience with beauty and pharmaceutical brands, and feedback from professional partners.

The update goes beyond adding new functions.

DxPro Skin 2 introduces more detailed analysis according to skin group, a more intuitive scoring interface for consultation, expanded sensitivity analysis for professional licenses, custom branding, and support for 30 languages.

The key updates include:

more than 20% improvement in analysis accuracy compared with the previous in-house system;
more detailed analysis of skin group, spots, and sensitivity;
expanded sensitivity analysis for professional-license partners;
a more intuitive score-based result interface;
custom branding for different brand and retail environments;
support for 30 languages, including Arabic and Hebrew.

What is DxPro Skin 2?

DxPro Skin 2 is a mobile AI skin analysis system for professional environments such as dermatology and aesthetic practices, cosmetics and pharmaceutical brands, and health-and-beauty retail stores.

A dedicated device captures skin images, and the AI system organizes the visible skin information into metric-based professional results.

Consultants can use the results for customer communication, product exploration, care-program guidance, and customer-history management.

DxPro Skin 2 provides non-medical information for beauty consultation. It does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.

What has changed in DxPro Skin 2?

1. More detailed analysis by skin type

Visible skin characteristics can appear differently across skin groups and tones.

DxPro Skin 2 improves the analysis of skin group, spots, sensitivity, and related metrics by applying more detailed skin-type-specific distinctions.

ChoiceTech Korea states that this improvement increased analysis accuracy by more than 20% compared with its previous system.

The figure describes an improvement measured against the company’s earlier analysis system. It should not be interpreted as an absolute guarantee for every user, capture condition, or environment.

Results may still be affected by image quality, lighting, focus, skin condition, and the metric being analyzed.

2. An intuitive scoring system for consultation

A professional analysis system must do more than calculate a result. It should help a consultant explain the result.

When reports contain only complex graphs and technical numbers, customers may struggle to understand which metric matters or what to do next.

DxPro Skin 2 introduces a score-based result structure designed to make the key metrics easier to review.

A consultation may follow this sequence:

Identify the metrics that stand out.
Review the scores with metric-specific images.
Ask about current routines and product experience.
Define the first care priority.
Explore relevant products or programs.
Compare results during a future session.

A score is not an absolute judgment that the skin is good or bad. It is a consultation reference intended to make differences between metrics easier to understand.

3. Expanded sensitivity analysis for professional licenses

Sensitivity is an increasingly important topic in professional skincare consultation.

However, perceived stinging, dryness, or redness does not always correspond directly to one image-based metric.

A useful consultation should therefore combine the result with information about products, previous irritation, season, and lifestyle.

DxPro Skin 2 expands sensitivity analysis for professional-license partners without an additional feature charge.

This allows businesses to broaden the consultation scope while reducing the need for a separate feature purchase.

Sensitivity analysis is not an allergy test or a medical diagnosis. It is non-medical reference information for skincare consultation.

4. Thirty-language support for global businesses

In a global beauty store, translating only the first menu is not enough.

Customers should be able to follow the selected language through capture guidance, analysis, result review, and the next action.

DxPro Skin 2 supports 30 languages, including Arabic and Hebrew.

Potential environments include:

global cosmetics stores serving customers from many countries;
health-and-beauty retail locations with international visitors;
overseas exhibitions and pop-up stores;
country-specific partner stores;
multilingual clinics and aesthetic centers;
regional stores operated by global beauty and pharmaceutical brands.

Available languages and the translated service scope should be confirmed for each license and project.

5. Custom branding for different partner environments

A B2B analysis system does not need to look identical in every store.

Each brand has its own logo, visual identity, result language, product assortment, consultation sequence, and customer-management policy.

DxPro Skin 2 supports custom service configurations that can reflect the partner’s brand identity and operating environment.

Depending on project scope, customization may include:

logos and brand colors;
opening screens and guidance;
result interfaces;
explanations for each analysis metric;
product categories;
connection with care programs;
consultation journeys;
market-specific language;
result storage and customer management.

Custom branding is not simply replacing a logo.

Its purpose is to connect the entire analysis journey with the partner’s brand, product strategy, and consultation model.

Previous DxPro System vs. DxPro Skin 2

Comparison	Previous DxPro system	DxPro Skin 2
Analysis criteria	Previous skin-analysis framework	More detailed skin-type-specific framework
Key metric development	Standard skin metrics	Enhanced skin group, spots, and sensitivity
Analysis performance	Previous system baseline	More than 20% improvement
Result interface	Previous result UI	More intuitive score-based presentation
Sensitivity analysis	Dependent on license	Expanded for professional licenses
Languages	Previous support scope	30 languages, including Arabic and Hebrew
Brand configuration	Standard service structure	Stronger custom-branding support
Primary use	Professional consultation	Professional and global brand expansion

The comparison summarizes improvements publicly announced by ChoiceTech Korea. Actual availability may vary by license, market, hardware, and project configuration.

What does “20% higher accuracy” mean?

The term accuracy in AI analysis should always be interpreted within a defined test scope.

The more than 20% improvement announced for DxPro Skin 2 refers to performance measured by the company after introducing more detailed skin-type-specific analysis for areas including skin group, spots, and sensitivity.

It can indicate:

more detailed separation of different skin groups;
improved mapping between the analyzed subject and the reference group;
better classification and scoring of key metrics;
results that are easier for professionals to compare and explain.

It does not mean:

the same guaranteed value for every user;
medical diagnostic accuracy;
identical results under every capture condition;
the detection or treatment of skin disease.

Reliable analysis still depends on capture distance, illumination, focus, skin condition, and a repeatable measurement protocol.

How can professional consultation change?

Dermatology and aesthetic environments

Analysis can help turn a subjective concern into visible images and structured metrics.

Professionals can define consultation priorities and compare follow-up results under similar conditions.

Medical diagnosis and treatment should continue to follow the appropriate clinical process.

Beauty and pharmaceutical brands

Brands can connect analysis metrics with their own product categories or care programs.

For example, moisture, sensitivity, spots, or wrinkles may lead to relevant product exploration, while the consultant still reviews preferences and current product use.

Global health-and-beauty retail

Thirty-language support can help stores that serve customers from different countries.

Connecting the results with product categories can make a large assortment easier to navigate according to each customer’s area of interest.

Customer history and repeat consultation

Saving the first result, recommendation, and follow-up result can improve continuity.

Long-term comparison requires consistent capture conditions, version history, and appropriate customer consent.

What to check before implementation

Objective

Define whether the first priority is customer experience, professional consultation, product recommendation, or data management.

Operator

Decide who captures images, explains results, and manages customer records.

Metrics

Confirm which metrics are relevant to the brand and customer journey.

Languages

Select the necessary markets and languages and assign responsibility for translation review.

Branding scope

Determine whether only the logo changes or whether the result interface, product mapping, and consultation flow also require customization.

Privacy

Define the purpose and retention period for facial images, analysis results, and account information.

Recommendation logic

Decide how metrics connect with products and who updates recommendation rules and product data.

Training

Provide standardized guidance on capture, retakes, hygiene, result explanation, and the boundary between beauty analysis and medical claims.

Longitudinal comparison

Confirm how older results will be compared if models or scoring criteria change.

Maintenance

Define hardware checks, software updates, incident response, and after-sales support.

The ChoiceDx professional analysis ecosystem

ChoiceDx provides multiple professional skin, scalp, and hair analysis products for different environments.

The official Dx-Smart page describes a compact analyzer supporting up to eight skin metrics and six scalp and hair metrics, with portability and one-handed use in mind.

Dx-Prime is positioned as a premium wireless system that supports up to nine skin metrics and six scalp and hair metrics.

Hardware compatibility, licenses, available metrics, and market-specific configurations for DxPro Skin 2 should be confirmed before implementation.

Frequently asked questions

Is DxPro Skin 2 a medical device?

Legal classification depends on the country, hardware configuration, intended use, and claims. General ChoiceDx beauty-analysis results are non-medical information and do not replace diagnosis or treatment.

What is the basis of the 20% accuracy improvement?

It is a performance improvement identified by ChoiceTech Korea after refining skin-type-specific analysis and comparing DxPro Skin 2 with the company’s previous system. It is not a guarantee of identical accuracy in every environment.

Can sensitivity analysis detect skin allergies?

No. Sensitivity-related results are reference information for skincare consultation. Allergies and skin disorders require professional medical assessment.

Are all 30 languages available in every project?

Support for 30 languages, including Arabic and Hebrew, has been announced. The languages and translated functions available in a specific project should be confirmed by license and market.

Can the interface use a partner brand’s identity?

Custom branding can be reviewed for a partner’s identity and operating environment. The scope is determined during project consultation.

Does DxPro Skin 2 analyze scalp and hair?

DxPro Skin 2 focuses on skin analysis. ChoiceDx scalp and hair products or the DxPro Hair product line should be reviewed for scalp and hair analysis.

How do existing DxPro users migrate?

Account migration, hardware compatibility, data transfer, license changes, and update methods depend on the existing contract and operating environment.

A second-generation system designed for both analytical detail and global scale

DxPro Skin 2 does not simply display more information.

It applies more detailed analysis according to skin type, presents results in a consultation-friendly scoring format, expands sensitivity analysis, and supports multilingual and brand-specific operation.

From more detailed analysis to clearer consultation.From one professional interface to a global brand environment.

ChoiceDx connects skin, scalp, and hair analysis with professional consultation, product recommendation, customer history, and global business operations.

Contact ChoiceDx for detailed specifications, compatible hardware, licensing, custom branding, and implementation guidance.