Know your face before anyone treats it.

Get informed before you book

• A face zone report

  Fourteen zones from forehead to jawline, each with a symmetry reading measured from your own live scan.

• The risks, zone by zone

  What can go wrong in each zone, in plain terms: the arteries and nerves nearby and the complications providers work to avoid.

• What is used, and why

  The product class typically used in each zone, the agent families, the plane it goes in, the reasoning behind it and the options beyond injectables.

• Ready for your consultation

  Save a scan to your account, then print it or download it as a PDF to take to a provider of your choosing.

How it works

1. 01

   Create an account

   Sign up with email or Google, then agree to on-device processing before the camera turns on.

2. 02

   Scan for about five seconds

   Face the camera in even light and hold still. The analysis runs in your browser; no image or video is recorded or uploaded.

3. 03

   Read your zone report

   Each zone’s measured symmetry with its information: treatment class, risks and alternatives. An experimental visible-age range is on a screen of its own, shown only if you ask.

Fourteen zones, and what to know about each

Three zones are open here as samples: what can go wrong there, and why a class of product is used. Your scan report opens all fourteen, each with its treatment class, products, placement, risks and alternatives.

• Forehead / frontalisIn your report
• Glabella ("the 11s")NeuromodulatorSample

  Risk profileThe glabella is the single highest-risk region on the face for filler — the supratrochlear artery communicates with the retinal circulation. Vascular occlusion here has caused blindness. Toxin, not filler.

  Why this classThe original FDA-approved cosmetic indication for botulinum toxin. Almost never a filler zone in modern practice.

• Temporal hollowIn your report
• Brow position / tailIn your report
• Lateral canthal linesIn your report
• Tear trough / infraorbitalSoft, low-hydrophilic HASample

  Risk profileHigh-risk zone. Malar oedema, Tyndall (blue-grey discolouration) from superficial placement, and angular artery compromise. Widely considered an advanced-injector-only region.

  Why this classThe most technique-sensitive zone on the face. Requires a low G-prime, low-swell product placed deep on bone — never superficially. Frequently the hollow is secondary to midface descent, in which case the correct move is to treat the cheek and re-assess, not to fill the trough.

• Midface / malarIn your report
• Nasolabial foldsIn your report
• Lips / vermilionSoft, cohesive HASample

  Risk profileSuperior and inferior labial arteries. Swelling is significant for 24–72h and patients routinely misread it as the result.

  Why this classRheology matters more than volume. A soft, low G-prime, high-cohesivity gel moves naturally with speech; a firm structural product here reads immediately as artificial and palpates as lumps. Volbella-class products are for definition and hydration; Ultra/Kysse-class for body.

• Marionette / oral commissureIn your report
• Chin / pogonionIn your report
• Jawline / gonial angleIn your report
• Masseter / lower-face widthIn your report
• Perioral / skin qualityIn your report

General reference only. Quantity, product selection and candidacy are determined by a licensed provider after examination. CONTOUR does not calculate dose.

Your face stays on your device

• The scan runs in your browser. Camera frames, images and facial landmarks are never uploaded or stored.
• A scan is saved to your account only if you unlock it and agree to save it, and then only its zone scores and session metrics.
• The visible-age estimate is never sent or stored.
• There are no analytics and no advertising trackers.

Pricing

Your first scan is free. A scan credit unlocks the full report for one scan and saves it to your account. Professionals and care providers can subscribe instead: every scan unlocks and is saved, without scan credits.