Scan results

Every product’s ingredient list, what each one does, which metric it moves, and what conflicts with what.

Technologies and facial treatments

Nine home devices and twelve clinic treatments — what each one does, which metric it moves, and how many women use it.

Home device

LED mask
Red/blue light at home, a few times a week. Slow, cumulative.
Microcurrent
A mild current to tone facial muscles. Temporary, needs consistency.
Home radiofrequency
Heats the deeper skin to encourage collagen. Once or twice a week.
Gua sha / roller
Massage and drainage. Reduces puffiness for hours, does not change the skin.
Derma roller
Tiny needles at home. Helps texture, demands strict hygiene.
Cleansing brush
Gentle mechanical cleansing. Not for sensitive or actively broken-out skin.
Infrared light
Deep warmth for circulation and collagen. Gentle, over time.
Home ultrasound
Ultrasonic vibration for product absorption and mild firming.
Cryo / cold roller
Cold for momentary firming and less redness. Short-lived.

In-clinic treatment

Chemical peel
In clinic. An acid that lifts the top layer — texture and spots.
Microneedling
In clinic. Needles that trigger collagen — wrinkles, texture, pores.
HydraFacial
In clinic. Deep cleanse and hydration. Immediate, short-lived.
IPL (pulsed light)
In clinic. Pulsed light for spots and redness. Several sessions.
Fractional laser
In clinic. Laser resurfacing — wrinkles and scars. Downtime.
Dermaplaning
In clinic. A gentle shave of the top layer and fine hair.
Mesotherapy / skin booster
In clinic. Fine hydration injections — glow and moisture.
HIFU (focused ultrasound)
In clinic. Focused ultrasound for firming. Results over months.
Dermal filler
Physician only. Adds volume. Temporary, months to a year.
Botulinum (Botox)
Physician only. Relaxes expression muscles — expression lines. 3–4 months.
Thread lift
Physician only. Absorbable threads for a mild lift. Temporary.
PRP (plasma)
In clinic. Plasma from your own blood for renewal. Several sessions.

MIRRA measures cosmetic attributes and does not diagnose. A clinic treatment and a home device are not medical advice — what is on this page is the metrics the technology targets, and a 30-day test is how you find out whether it worked.