ELION 7-AXIS SKIN TEXTURE ASSESSMENT
TextureAxis care covers pigmentation, acne scars, pores, indentations, redness and rough skin texture. We assess color, surface, elasticity and tethering to plan treatment priorities.
THE SEVEN AXES
Separating pores, color, elasticity and tethering makes treatment priorities easier to understand.
We check the shape, distribution and stretching of pores.
We separate oil-related pores, pores made more visible by reduced elasticity, and openings that resemble ice-pick scars, along with their density in each area. They are not all treated as one “pore problem.”
We look at roughness, shallow depressions and uneven edges.
We examine roughness, shallow boxcar-like depressions, stepped edges and unevenness seen in angled light. This helps define how much of the surface may need attention.
We distinguish red marks after acne from vascular redness.
We look for post-acne red marks, vascular redness and flushing caused by irritation. Standardized photographs and, when useful, cross-polarized images can help compare color.
We assess pigment distribution, and brown or lighter areas.
We distinguish brown marks, post-inflammatory pigmentation, lighter areas and mixed tones, while considering pigment risk for the individual's skin type.
We check how reduced support changes pores and texture.
We assess stretched-looking pores, thin-looking dermis and texture that changes with expression or gentle tension. Reduced elasticity may need attention before the pore itself.
Corage2.0 is a QMR radiofrequency device used for firmness, fine-line and texture care, from the eye area to the wider face. It can be combined with lasers or injections according to the skin condition.
We assess where the skin is tethered and how deeply.
We separate no tethering, superficial tethering, tethering near the dermal-subcutaneous border and deeper fat-layer tethering, using palpation, a stretch test, facial movement, angled light and ultrasound when needed.
We review inflammation, medicines and recovery before starting.
We first review active acne, dermatitis, infection or herpes, medications, pregnancy, current recovery and pigment risk to decide whether to proceed, reduce intensity or stabilize the skin first.
Photos and an examination help set the first priority.
Methods are selected for your needs; recovery is checked each visit.
We compare progress and decide whether to continue, adjust or finish.
TextureAxis reassesses progress in blocks of 5 or 7 sessions. Recovery is checked at every visit; total sessions and intervals are adjusted to your progress.
KOREAN PATENT APPLICATION PENDING
TextureAxis records pores, surface unevenness, redness and vessels, pigment, elasticity, adhesion depth and treatment safety to help organize a skin texture program and compare change at each visit.
CLINICAL RESEARCH
Skin texture and acne-scar research distinguishes rolling, boxcar and ice-pick appearances, while clinical planning also considers surface roughness, color change, elasticity and tethering. TextureAxis connects these features through repeatable photography and records.
Explore the seven views used to separate scar activity, shape, color change, symptoms, tension, location-related risk and effects on movement.
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