New York — Haut.AI, a company specialising in AI-driven skin analysis and longevity tools, has introduced a new product called SkinGPT’s Aging Model. According to the company, the generative-AI technology can simulate up to 40 years of skin aging across different lifestyle and environmental conditions.
The company said that the model enables users to compare two future versions of themselves: one shaped by healthier habits and another influenced by less favourable lifestyle choices. It offers “Skin Aging Mode” for dermatological changes, and “Full-Face Aging Mode” which includes hair greying, sun exposure effects and weight-related changes.
Haut.AI claims that the model is identity-preserving and photo-realistic, having been trained on large skin datasets to deliver results in seconds. The first deployment partner for the technology is Noom, a digital health platform. The tool, branded as “Future Me” within the Noom app, will be available to Noom users starting with the free micro-habits tier and expand to all members in the coming weeks.
According to Haut.AI, the simulation technology is designed to transform how skincare and wellness brands engage customers — enabling personalised visualisation of how behaviours, ingredients or routines might impact appearance over time. The company says the launch represents a shift toward predictive and preventive wellness tools, redefining consumer engagement in aging and skincare.
