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Examples of images captured by a participant (25-year-old Hispanic female, Fitzpatrick skin type IV) using the Allergan <t>Aesthetic</t> <t>mobile</t> <t>image</t> <t>app</t> with an iPhone XR under different lighting conditions (full overhead light, incandescent light, and natural light) compared with a Canfield VISIA-CR system.
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Examples of images captured by a participant (25-year-old Hispanic female, Fitzpatrick skin type IV) using the Allergan Aesthetic mobile image app with an iPhone XR under different lighting conditions (full overhead light, incandescent light, and natural light) compared with a Canfield VISIA-CR system.

Journal: JMIR Formative Research

Article Title: Capturing Optimal Mobile 2D Facial Images in Remote Aesthetics Medicine Clinical Trials: Technical Considerations for Facial Severity Analysis

doi: 10.2196/64764

Figure Lengend Snippet: Examples of images captured by a participant (25-year-old Hispanic female, Fitzpatrick skin type IV) using the Allergan Aesthetic mobile image app with an iPhone XR under different lighting conditions (full overhead light, incandescent light, and natural light) compared with a Canfield VISIA-CR system.

Article Snippet: The Allergan Aesthetic mobile image app was developed to facilitate clinical trial data collection by making it possible for patients to perform remote self-capture of clinical-grade facial images.

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Close-up images of a pimple captured by a mobile device used with the Allergan Aesthetic mobile image app under different lighting conditions (full overhead light, incandescent light, and natural light), showing lower resolution compared with an image captured using a DSLR camera with the Canfield VISIA-CR.

Journal: JMIR Formative Research

Article Title: Capturing Optimal Mobile 2D Facial Images in Remote Aesthetics Medicine Clinical Trials: Technical Considerations for Facial Severity Analysis

doi: 10.2196/64764

Figure Lengend Snippet: Close-up images of a pimple captured by a mobile device used with the Allergan Aesthetic mobile image app under different lighting conditions (full overhead light, incandescent light, and natural light), showing lower resolution compared with an image captured using a DSLR camera with the Canfield VISIA-CR.

Article Snippet: The Allergan Aesthetic mobile image app was developed to facilitate clinical trial data collection by making it possible for patients to perform remote self-capture of clinical-grade facial images.

Techniques:

Example image series captured by 2 participants (top row: 48-year-old Caucasian female, Fitzpatrick skin type II; bottom row: 62-year-old Asian female, Fitzpatrick skin type III) with the Allergan Aesthetic mobile image app using an iPhone 12 (top row) and an iPhone XR (bottom row), demonstrating the reproducibility of face position with different angles and expressions. Participants were instructed to follow the positioning and facial-expression prompts provided by the app during auto-capture. The on-site clinician provided additional instruction on how to hold and position the device (ie, hold the phone with 2 hands and place elbows on the table or against the body to stabilize the captures).

Journal: JMIR Formative Research

Article Title: Capturing Optimal Mobile 2D Facial Images in Remote Aesthetics Medicine Clinical Trials: Technical Considerations for Facial Severity Analysis

doi: 10.2196/64764

Figure Lengend Snippet: Example image series captured by 2 participants (top row: 48-year-old Caucasian female, Fitzpatrick skin type II; bottom row: 62-year-old Asian female, Fitzpatrick skin type III) with the Allergan Aesthetic mobile image app using an iPhone 12 (top row) and an iPhone XR (bottom row), demonstrating the reproducibility of face position with different angles and expressions. Participants were instructed to follow the positioning and facial-expression prompts provided by the app during auto-capture. The on-site clinician provided additional instruction on how to hold and position the device (ie, hold the phone with 2 hands and place elbows on the table or against the body to stabilize the captures).

Article Snippet: The Allergan Aesthetic mobile image app was developed to facilitate clinical trial data collection by making it possible for patients to perform remote self-capture of clinical-grade facial images.

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