Is DysmorphAI similar to Face2Gene?

DysmorphAI is a Face2Gene-style clinical decision support tool for pediatric dysmorphology. It extracts visible facial features from a photo, lets the clinician review them, and combines them with clinical history to suggest syndrome differentials.

Does DysmorphAI diagnose genetic syndromes from a face photo?

No. DysmorphAI provides clinical decision support and syndrome differential suggestions. Findings require full clinical assessment and confirmatory genetic testing.

What is facial dysmorphology AI used for?

Facial dysmorphology AI can help clinicians identify visible dysmorphic features and consider genetic syndrome differentials, especially when combined with developmental, pregnancy, neonatal, growth, and investigation history.

DysmorphAI

DysmorphAI Facial Dysmorphology Tool

Face2Gene-style pediatric dysmorphology support for clinicians: upload a face photo with consent, review visible facial features, then combine them with clinical history for ranked syndrome differentials and practical confirmatory workup.

1. Basics + Photo

2. Review Features

3. Clinical History

4. Result

Start Case

Required first

Age in years

Sex

Race / ethnicity / ancestry

Ancestry details

Photo

Upload face photo

JPEG, PNG, or WebP. The photo is not stored. Uploading, analysis, and facial-feature extraction usually takes a few seconds.

Photo analysis uploads the image, looks at visible facial features, then prepares preliminary photo-only suggestions. It does not diagnose the child.

Review Extracted Features

Clinician confirms

Clinical History

Add what you know

Birth weight

Gestational age

Consanguinity

Degree

Pregnancy and Neonatal History

Polyhydramnios IUGR Reduced fetal movements Teratogen exposure Neonatal hypotonia Feeding difficulty Hypoglycemia Seizures at birth

Pregnancy/neonatal notes

Development

Gross motor

Fine motor

Speech

Social

Regression

Growth pattern

Clinician-Observed Features

Investigations Already Done

Karyotype / CMA

Echo

Renal USS

Metabolic / thyroid

Other clinical notes

Differential Support Result

Not a diagnosis