Pilot waitlist
For clinics and hospitals interested in evaluating FaceEcho.
Explore a pilot for your clinic or hospital, or register your interest in participating in a FaceEcho study. Applications are reviewed for fit and availability. Places are limited.
For clinics and hospitals interested in evaluating FaceEcho.
For individuals interested in participating in a FaceEcho study. Join the waitlist to hear about eligibility and next steps. Signing up does not enroll you in a study.
Choose your focus, follow the guided scan and review your observations in one place. Use your saved reports to keep a visual record and prepare questions for a healthcare professional when needed.
Regular guided scans can help you recognize facial changes that may be difficult to notice from day to day.


Visible patterns that may add context to Type 2 diabetes-related concerns.
Visible paleness that may be relevant when discussing possible iron-deficiency anemia.
Yellowish facial patterns that may support jaundice-related follow-up.
Visible patterns that may be relevant to thyroid-related professional follow-up.
Visible redness patterns, including changes associated with rosacea-related concerns.
Visible pigmentation differences that may be relevant to vitiligo-related follow-up.
Planned review of tremor, asymmetry and involuntary facial movement patterns.
Planned review of gaze irregularity and unusual blinking patterns.
Planned review of reduced expressiveness and visible changes in facial movement.
Planned review of speech slurring, pacing and reduced vocal expressiveness.
Planned review of vocal tremor, hoarseness and related audible changes.
Planned review of breathing, cough and estimated pulse-rhythm patterns.
Guided visual information to help prepare for the appointment.
Visible observations and relevant answers presented together for review.
Saved reports provide context for conversations about changes over time.
Explore how FaceEcho can support your workflow, or register your clinic or hospital’s interest in a pilot.