Skin Susceptibility Profile

A guided skin assessment designed for phone use. Complete each short section and receive one clear summary at the end.

Client name (optional)

What it assesses: Fitzpatrick phototype, Lancer ancestry context, Monk visible tone, pigmentation response, sensitivity, barrier status, congestion, vascular/redness tendency and photoageing.

This is a clinical screening aid, not a diagnosis and not a substitute for contraindication screening, manufacturer guidance or test-patching.

Fitzpatrick phototype

Usual UV response • Questions 1–5

Please answer all questions on this screen.

Natural eye colour

Light blue / grey / green Blue / grey / green Hazel / light brown Dark brown Very dark brown / black

Natural hair colour

Red / sandy red Blonde Dark blonde / chestnut Dark brown Black

Natural untanned skin colour

Reddish / very fair Very pale Pale / beige Light brown / olive Dark brown / deeply pigmented

Freckles on normally unexposed skin

Many Several A few Very few / incidental None

Usual response to substantial unprotected summer sun

Always burns; may blister / peel Burns easily Burns moderately Burns rarely / minimally Never burns

Fitzpatrick phototype

Usual UV response • Questions 6–10

Please answer all questions on this screen.

Usual ability to develop a tan

Hardly / never tans Tans lightly with difficulty Tans gradually / moderately Tans easily Tans very easily / deeply

How deeply does the skin usually tan?

No tan Slight tan Light / moderate tan Deep tan Very deep tan / naturally dark

How sensitive is the face to sun exposure?

Very sensitive Sensitive Average Resistant Very resistant

How readily does pigmentation develop after repeated UV exposure?

Very little / none Slight Moderate Marked Very marked / deep pigmentation

Natural tendency to tan compared with other people

Much less Less About average More Much more

Lancer Ancestry Scale

Choose the closest ancestral category for each grandparent. Select “Not known” if needed.

Please answer all four grandparent questions.

Maternal grandmother

Type I — Celtic, Nordic, Northern European Type II — Central/Eastern European; some Northern European Type III — European Jewish; Native American/Inuit; some Southern European/Mediterranean Type IV — East/Southeast Asian; Filipino/Polynesian; Sephardic Jewish; Central/South American Indigenous; some Mediterranean Type V — African; Eritrean/Ethiopian; North African; Middle Eastern Arabic Not known

Maternal grandfather

Type I — Celtic, Nordic, Northern European Type II — Central/Eastern European; some Northern European Type III — European Jewish; Native American/Inuit; some Southern European/Mediterranean Type IV — East/Southeast Asian; Filipino/Polynesian; Sephardic Jewish; Central/South American Indigenous; some Mediterranean Type V — African; Eritrean/Ethiopian; North African; Middle Eastern Arabic Not known

Paternal grandmother

Type I — Celtic, Nordic, Northern European Type II — Central/Eastern European; some Northern European Type III — European Jewish; Native American/Inuit; some Southern European/Mediterranean Type IV — East/Southeast Asian; Filipino/Polynesian; Sephardic Jewish; Central/South American Indigenous; some Mediterranean Type V — African; Eritrean/Ethiopian; North African; Middle Eastern Arabic Not known

Paternal grandfather

Type I — Celtic, Nordic, Northern European Type II — Central/Eastern European; some Northern European Type III — European Jewish; Native American/Inuit; some Southern European/Mediterranean Type IV — East/Southeast Asian; Filipino/Polynesian; Sephardic Jewish; Central/South American Indigenous; some Mediterranean Type V — African; Eritrean/Ethiopian; North African; Middle Eastern Arabic Not known

The Lancer result is supplementary ancestry-related context. It does not replace the client's own PIH, healing and scarring history.

Monk visible tone

Record the client's current visible skin tone today.

Please select a Monk tone.

Select the client's current visible skin tone

Use the official Monk visual reference in consistent lighting. A tan may change visible tone without changing underlying Fitzpatrick phototype.