AI Pore Scan and Skin-Pore Map
Visible pore-like texture is one of the most common appearance concerns in photos. LooksMax Scan maps its prominence across the forehead, nose and cheeks using multi-scale image analysis — run it free right on this page, no email, and see your pore-visibility band, typical pore size and an annotated overlay in seconds.
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Use a clear front-facing photo in even light.
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What gets measured
- Multi-scale texture and pore-visibility analysis
- Visible pore-like texture by zone (forehead, nose, cheeks, chin)
- Heatmap overlay showing high-visibility regions
- Texture-adjusted score so smooth skin is not penalized
- Baseline you can re-scan against in 4–8 weeks
How the AI measures pores
The pore-visibility detector runs texture analysis at multiple scales. Each candidate is filtered by size and contrast so it resembles a pore-like feature at the image scale rather than arbitrary texture.
Candidates are masked against the face-zone polygon to reduce contributions from eyebrows, beard, lips and the background.
The result is per-zone visible-candidate density plus a fused face-level score, with a heatmap showing which areas drive the image-level signal. It does not count anatomical pores.
FAQ
Can pores actually be shrunk?
Pore appearance reflects anatomy plus surface conditions and capture setup. A photo can track visibility, but it cannot prove why pores look prominent or whether their anatomy changed.
Why is my nose often the highest score?
The nose often has more visible pore-like texture and shine, but close distance, contrast and lighting can also lift the score. Compare only with your own matched-photo baseline.
How often should I rescan?
Every 4–8 weeks if you are testing a new routine. Use the same lighting and angle for the cleanest comparison.
Scan your pores now
The free scan above measures pore visibility only. The optional full report adds the complete pore heatmap, every facial zone, the other skin signals and a prioritized routine; use matched lighting for more useful comparisons.
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