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How beauty companies like Qoves are commercializing facial-analysis algorithms that evaluate geometric proportions, balding, and more to prescribe treatments

AI beauty tools can measure your jawline, grade your "harmony" and prescribe treatments for improving your face. Does any of it work?

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