No. Only Alva looks at the photo, and only with your consent; it is not stored on your device or with us — only the result of the pick is kept, without the photo.
AI skin analysis with Alva
Send a photo — I will say what I see, ask a couple of questions and build a plan: treatment, course and your centre’s price, with booking in the same chat.
- about a minute
- photo is not stored
- no diagnoses
- free
A selection of treatments — from a photo or at an examination with a specialist
How it works
A photo, a couple of questions — and the plan
No scales or percentages: Alva speaks in words and picks treatments at your centre.
A photo in daylight
Upload from your phone or take one with the camera — no make-up, the whole face in the frame.
1photo
A couple of questions
What bothers you, sensitivity, timing — tap an option or use your own words, whichever is easier.
≤ 4questions
A plan with the centre’s price
Treatment, course, your centre’s price and booking for the nearest slot — in the same chat.
1plan and booking
This is what the result looks likeThe card on the right is an example with your centre’s treatment and price; in the chat Alva will build one like it for your photo and answers, and the button opens booking for the nearest slot.
Course: 3–4 visits*, interval 2–4 weeks.
Price — from the centre’s current price list; the result depends on your photo and answers.
* Average course — the exact number of sessions is determined individually.
Honestly
What Alva sees — and what she does not do
A photo shows only what can be seen. Everything else — through questions or at a visit.
6signs in the frame
- Evenness of tone
- Pores
- Fine lines
- Redness
- Pigmentation
- Glow or dullness
0diagnoses
- Makes no diagnoses and names no diseases — describes only what is visible in the frame.
- Does not replace a consultation with a specialist: the plan is where to start, not a verdict.
- Does not judge what a photo cannot show — hydration, firmness, reaction to ingredients.
- When in doubt, invites you to a visit — a free check-up at your centre.
Preparation
How to take a good photo
Four rules — and the frame will show what needs to be seen.
Daylight
By a window, no lamps or flash: the skin tone shows as it is, without yellow cast or glare.
01 · light by a windowNo make-up
Foundation and powder hide pores and redness — they simply will not be visible.
02 · bare skinThe whole face in the frame
Straight on, from forehead to chin, camera at eye level, hair away from the face.
03 · whole frameNo filters or retouching
Skin smoothing erases exactly what needs to be seen.
04 · no edits
Areas
What else Alva can help with
One chat for every area: face and rejuvenation by photo, body by questions, no photo.
While you wait for your visit
Three rules of skin care
Alva gives the same advice after the pick — it was written by our specialists.
Before the treatment
For 3–5 days before, avoid scrubs and acids and do not do facial hair removal. Before a peel — no fresh tan.
First 24 hours
Slight redness and tightness are possible. Do not touch your skin with your hands and do not use make-up.
3–7 days
Gentle care without acids or scrubs. Sun protection is a must every day, even when it is cloudy.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Still have questions?
Not sure what a photo will show? Book a free check-up in Tallinn — a specialist will look at your skin in person and tell you the price.
Yes. The analysis, questions and plan are free — you pay only for the treatment if you decide to book.
No. Alva describes what is visible in the frame — tone, pores, lines, redness — and picks treatments from the price list. Only a specialist makes diagnoses at a visit, and when in doubt Alva herself invites you to a check-up.
Yes. Alva takes the gender chosen on the site into account and picks from the centre’s men’s menu — every city in the network has one.
Alva will say she can’t see the photo right now and ask in words what bothers you — the pick and booking carry on in the same chat.
about a minute
Start with a photo — Alva does the rest
Or book straight away — a specialist will look at your skin at the visit.
