Haut.AI has received recognition at the 2026 Skin Anarchy Top Picks Innovation Awards for three of its artificial intelligence technologies. The awards, which highlight advancements in beauty, wellness, and skincare, honored Haut.AI’s Body Analysis, SkinGPT Aging Model, and SPF Truth Booth in the Technology category.
Skin Anarchy’s Top Picks Awards aim to spotlight innovations that are shaping the future of the beauty industry. The 2026 Technology category specifically recognizes new approaches in formulation, technology, delivery systems, and scientific discovery. Haut.AI’s technologies were acknowledged for their contributions to AI-powered skin analysis, visualization, and personalized skincare education.
Body Analysis Extends AI-Powered Skin Measurement
Launched in July 2026, Haut.AI’s Body Analysis platform is designed to enable beauty and wellness brands to offer data-driven body care experiences. The technology uses a unified AI model to provide objective skin measurements and product recommendations for various body parts, including the face, neck, torso, arms, hands, legs, and feet. This system has been trained on over 100,000 skin images and validated across all six Fitzpatrick skin types and genders, supporting Haut.AI’s goal of developing skin intelligence that performs across diverse skin tones and populations.
Consumers can use this technology by photographing their skin, receiving a scored analysis of visible characteristics, and obtaining personalized recommendations. Haut.AI stated that this platform allows for the objective measurement of skin across the entire body.
SkinGPT Aging Model Visualizes Potential Skin-Aging Outcomes
The SkinGPT Aging Model, introduced in October 2025, employs generative AI to simulate potential skin-aging changes over up to 40 years. These simulations can be adjusted based on different lifestyle and environmental conditions. The generative AI model first estimates a user’s perceived age and then allows partners to visualize age-related changes.
SkinGPT offers two modes: Skin Aging Mode, which focuses on dermatological changes, and Full-Face Aging Mode, which can incorporate changes such as hair graying and the effects of UV exposure and weight fluctuations. This technology aims to generate realistic visualizations while preserving facial identity, differentiating it from generic aging filters. The digital health platform Noom was the first partner to integrate this technology, offering its members a 30-year preview of how daily habits might impact their future appearance.
SPF Truth Booth Makes UV Exposure Effects Visual
Launched in July 2025, Haut.AI’s SPF Truth Booth utilizes SkinGPT technology to illustrate potential skin changes resulting from UV exposure. Users can upload a selfie and compare simulations projected up to 10 years into the future. These simulations show two scenarios: one reflecting consistent sunscreen use and another depicting potential changes without protection.
Haut.AI claims that SkinGPT is grounded in validated dermatological research and trained on a diverse global skin dataset. The technology analyzes individual skin characteristics, including texture, pigmentation, and elasticity, to create personalized visualizations across different skin types and tones. This approach aims to provide a more accurate representation of UV exposure effects than basic AI filters or generic aging apps.
“AI has the potential to make skin science far more accessible to consumers, but only if the technology is grounded in rigorous measurement and meaningful data,” said Anastasia Georgievskaya, CEO & Co-founder of Haut.AI. “Our three technologies show how AI can move beyond novelty and become a practical tool for understanding skin, visualizing change and supporting more personalized skincare decisions.”
