Acne Progression Teaching Model (Grades I–IV)

The high-fidelity acne progression visual teaching model clearly demonstrates the stages of acne progression, corresponding to Acne Grades I–IV, using four realistic silicone panels. Designed for visual learning, severity classification, and patient communication, this model supports dermatology education without procedural or treatment simulation.

Features:

• Complete Acne Progression Stages, Grades I–IV:
  The acne teaching models visually demonstrates the full stages of acne progression, from Grade I (comedonal acne) to Grade IV (cystic and conglobate acne). The clear stage-by-stage layout supports structured comparison and accurate recognition of acne severity.

• High-Fidelity, Skin-Like Silicone:
  Crafted from soft, skin-like silicone, each panel realistically represents acne lesion morphology, color variation, and three-dimensional surface detail, allowing clear visual identification of different acne types and stages.

• Stable Acrylic Mount for Clear Comparison:
  Each silicone panels is securely mounted on a rigid acrylic base, creating a stable, integrated display unit. This structure allows side-by-side comparison of acne grades while remaining durable for repeated classroom and clinical use.

• Supports Dermatology Education & Patient Communication:
  The acne teaching model supports educators and clinicians in explaining acne stages, severity classification, and disease progression during lectures, assessments, and doctor–patient discussions, helping improve understanding and communication.

• Protective Case for Teaching & Transport:
  A dedicated flip-top outer case protects the acne model during storage and transport while allowing convenient presentation in classrooms, clinics, and health education settings.

Educational Use Only
The acne progression demonstration model is designed as a visual teaching aid for understanding acne stages and severity classification (Grades I–IV). It is not intended for procedural training, wound care demonstration, or clinical intervention simulation.

Application:

• Dermatology pathology education
• Medical & nursing classroom teaching
• Acne severity classification training
• Pre-treatment patient consultation
• Public health education & exhibitions