Authors :
Shrutika Narendra Vibhute; Prerana Pradip Shinde
Volume/Issue :
Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 6 - June
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https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26jun628
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Abstract :
The rapid evolution of computer vision and cloud telemetry has opened new avenues for automated, non-invasive
dermatological and aesthetic assessments. Traditional methods of selecting skincare routines heavily rely on subjective
consumer choices, often leading to chemical mismatches and skin barrier degradation. This paper presents a cloud
integrated biometric web platform designed to automate facial skin analysis and deliver personalized chemical compound
recommendations. The proposed system features an imageprocessing pipeline that extracts region-of-interest (ROI) matrices
from user-uploaded facial images. These visual metrics are analyzed alongside a localized classification model to identify
specific dermatological indicators such as structural sebum levels, hyper-pigmentation zones, and active tissue anomalies.
Upon classification, an automated recommendation engine maps these physiological parameters to a tailored skincare
matrix, highlighting optimal active chemical ingredients (e.g., specific concentrations of beta-hydroxy acids, retinoids, or
hydrating humectants) while dynamically filtering out hazardous ingredient conflicts. Experimental evaluation of the
deployed prototype demonstrates stable web execution speeds, low processing latency, and high alignment with target
clinical skincare guidelines, presenting a scalable edge tool for safe home-based skincare analytics.
Keywords :
Computer Vision, Biometric Face Analysis, Skincare Recommendation Engine, Deep Learning, Web Telemetry, Automated Diagnostics.
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The rapid evolution of computer vision and cloud telemetry has opened new avenues for automated, non-invasive
dermatological and aesthetic assessments. Traditional methods of selecting skincare routines heavily rely on subjective
consumer choices, often leading to chemical mismatches and skin barrier degradation. This paper presents a cloud
integrated biometric web platform designed to automate facial skin analysis and deliver personalized chemical compound
recommendations. The proposed system features an imageprocessing pipeline that extracts region-of-interest (ROI) matrices
from user-uploaded facial images. These visual metrics are analyzed alongside a localized classification model to identify
specific dermatological indicators such as structural sebum levels, hyper-pigmentation zones, and active tissue anomalies.
Upon classification, an automated recommendation engine maps these physiological parameters to a tailored skincare
matrix, highlighting optimal active chemical ingredients (e.g., specific concentrations of beta-hydroxy acids, retinoids, or
hydrating humectants) while dynamically filtering out hazardous ingredient conflicts. Experimental evaluation of the
deployed prototype demonstrates stable web execution speeds, low processing latency, and high alignment with target
clinical skincare guidelines, presenting a scalable edge tool for safe home-based skincare analytics.
Keywords :
Computer Vision, Biometric Face Analysis, Skincare Recommendation Engine, Deep Learning, Web Telemetry, Automated Diagnostics.