Galderma

Galderma's 2025 annual report says the year included a new Artificial Intelligence Steering Committee exploring advanced analytical methods on the Global Sensitive Skincare Faculty's epidemiological survey, described as the largest worldwide profiling study of sensitive skin, with more than 16,000 subjects.

Galderma says its lead for Automation and AI has been building Galderma's AI Framework and establishing an AI Center of Excellence. The article quotes him saying predictive and generative AI are helping the company accelerate research and development, anticipate trends, personalize experiences and drive digital transformation.

Galderma's Cetaphil brand unveiled the Cetaphil AI Skin Analysis tool on the Cetaphil U.S. website. The release says the tool is powered by Perfect Corp's AI Skin Analysis technology and that the scanning technology uses AI deep learning to deliver personalized skin assessments in seconds.

Partners: Perfect Corp

Galderma says tech teams at its Uppsala manufacturing and R&D facility are using a custom-built AI interface to analyze handwritten documents, so that 30 years of historical R&D data can support new experiments and new products.

Galderma, the European Society for Dermatological Research, LEO Pharma and Celgene announced they had joined forces to found the Skin Science Foundation. The release says the foundation will use big data and machine learning on everyday data from blood tests, multi-omics analyses and wearable devices for a personalised approach to skincare.

Partners: European Society for Dermatological Research, LEO Pharma, Celgene