
3D Tissue Imaging for Dermatology: Seeing Skin Biology As It Truly Is
Skin is a 3D organ with complex nerves, structures, and patchy inflammation. 3D tissue imaging reveals intact architecture and spatial biology that 2D slides miss. From innervation in atopic dermatitis to vascular mapping in keloids and melanoma, whole-biopsy imaging with AI-powered analysis delivers reproducible, quantitative insights for dermatology research and clinical translation.

Why 2D Slides Miss Critical Insights: The Case for 3D Tissue Imaging
3D tissue imaging reveals what 2D slides often miss, intact tissue architecture, rare features, and the true complexity of the microenvironment. By combining high-resolution, non-destructive 3D histology with AI-powered analysis, researchers gain deeper insights in digital pathology, spatial profiling, and quantitative tissue analysis that accelerate discovery and development.