Meesma

Meesma enables high-quality clinical photographs to be obtained under consistent conditions of lighting, distance and positioning. This standardisation ensures comparable images across different consultations, facilitating a much more objective assessment of skin evolution.

Four types of lighting in a single device

Meesma incorporates neutral light, ultraviolet or Wood’s light, cross-polarised light and parallel-polarised light. Each provides different information about the skin, allowing pigmentation, sun damage, vascular lesions, texture, wrinkles, pores and other skin changes to be assessed when they may not always be visible under conventional lighting.

Higher image quality and reproducibility

Standardised capture eliminates variations caused by ambient lighting or patient positioning. This allows reliable comparisons between different reviews and enables clinical evolution to be assessed with greater precision.

Portable, fast and completely non-invasive system

Its compact, wireless design makes it easier to obtain high-quality facial and body images in any consultation room. The examination is fast, comfortable and completely painless, with no need for skin contact or prior preparation.

Clinical photography is a fundamental tool for assessing response to treatment. Thanks to the quality and reproducibility of the images obtained with Meesma, the specialist can assess changes over time more objectively, adapt treatment when necessary and document clinical evolution consistently across successive reviews.

Objective comparison between different reviews

The images obtained can be easily compared with previous studies to assess the evolution of skin diseases or the response to dermatological and medical-aesthetic procedures.

Personalised treatment planning

Standardised photographic documentation helps identify the predominant changes in each patient and supports the planning of individualised protocols, as well as monitoring the results achieved.

Better communication between doctor and patient

The images make it possible to explain the condition of the skin visually and show the progress achieved with treatment. This improves understanding of the diagnosis and supports patient participation in their own therapeutic process.

Meesma is a highly useful tool for documenting and objectively monitoring numerous skin conditions and dermatological treatments. The quality of its images and its different lighting modalities make it possible to obtain a more complete view of the condition of the skin and facilitate clinical follow-up.

This standardised documentation allows images obtained at different consultations to be compared and helps the specialist assess changes observed over time.

Clinical dermatology

Meesma is particularly useful for documenting pigmented lesions, melasma, vitiligo, rosacea, acne, vascular lesions, sun damage and other skin diseases. It allows their evolution and response to treatment to be compared objectively, while maintaining a consistent visual record during follow-up.

Aesthetic Medicine

In aesthetic medicine, it facilitates the planning and follow-up of treatments aimed at improving pigmentation, texture, wrinkles, pores, redness or skin quality. Image standardisation allows the results obtained after procedures such as lasers, chemical peels, biostimulators, radiofrequency or regenerative treatments to be assessed with precision.