PIGMENTATION INDEX

What Is the Pigmentation Index?

The Pigmentation Index reflects how evenly skin tone appears across the visible surface. It focuses on the presence of lighter or darker areas that create contrast in skin appearance under normal lighting conditions.

This index is cosmetic and appearance-based only. It does not identify medical skin conditions or assess biological pigmentation processes.

Why the Pigmentation Index Matters for Skin Appearance

Even-looking pigmentation often contributes to a more uniform and refined appearance. Visible variations in tone can influence:

• Overall skin uniformity
• How smooth or balanced the complexion looks
• The perception of brightness and clarity
• How makeup or skincare products visually blend

When pigmentation appears more even, skin often looks clearer and more harmonious, even without changes to texture.

What Can Influence the Pigmentation Index

Common non-medical factors that may influence visible pigmentation include:

• Sun exposure over time
• Natural skin tone variation
• Skincare and cosmetic routine choices
• Environmental lighting and shadows
• Seasonal changes in skin appearance

These influences affect how pigmentation is perceived visually rather than indicating any underlying skin condition.

How Mizics Estimates the Pigmentation Index

Mizics uses photo-based analysis to examine tone distribution and colour contrast across visible skin regions. By identifying areas of tonal variation, the system estimates pigmentation-related appearance characteristics.

The estimation process is completed within seconds and does not require image storage.

View Your Personal Pigmentation Index

You can instantly view your own Pigmentation Index using the Mizics Online Skin Analyser. Your analysis includes a clear explanation of what your score represents and appearance-focused skincare guidance.

View Your Skin Beauty Analysis Report

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Mizics provides cosmetic skin appearance insights only. No diagnosis or medical advice is provided.