Objective and Quantitative Assessment of Facial Vitiligo via AI-powered 3D Analysis for Diagnostic Support.

Sena Lee You Hyun Kim Younghyun Park Yerin Lee Yu-Sung Chu J. Jeon Solam Lee Sejung Yang

Jul 2026 · British Journal of Dermatology · 0 citations

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Compared with manual assessments, AI support improved diagnostic accuracy, reduced interobserver variability, and offered consistent measurements across sessions, highlighting the promise of integrating AI-driven 3D tools into routine dermatological practice to enhance patient monitoring and optimize treatment planning.

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