Cosmetics
AI and Holographic Technology for Healthy Aging and Personalized Beauty: A Systematic Review of Current Research Findings and Future Prospects
By Jinkyung Lee and Ki Han Kwon.
Abstract
This systematic review investigated the medical potential of using artificial intelligence (AI) and holograms to improve body image as a means of maintaining sustainable and healthy beauty in the era of the longevity revolution. Although this review is a systematic review, it was conducted by individually setting related keywords according to the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-analyses (PRISMA) 2020 flowchart guidelines. The search method was as follows: PubMed, Google Scholar, Scopus and IEEE Xplore were searched with the keywords “longevity revolution,” “artificial intelligence,” “Customized beauty device,” “Customized Cosmetics,”, “body image,” “hologram,” “hologram health,” “AI hologram,” and “healthy body image.” Accordingly, a total of 11,117 articles were searched. In the final stage, 56 articles were selected and included in the paper. The results of this study suggest that the world is moving towards the longevity revolution era due to the development of biotechnology, genetic engineering, and medicine, and that healthy beauty is needed in response to this. In addition, the development and use of AI and holograms in the medical field are continuing, suggesting the possibility of using them for obesity and body shape health management diet management. Therefore, this represents the AI domain of sustainable human security. It suggests the future necessity of developing personalized physical health management utilizing AI and holograms, as well as the infinite potential of customized beauty devices and cosmetics.



