QOVES

QOVES sells a personalized facial analysis and a plan for improving appearance without surgery. A client submits photographs and receives a report that maps the face, scores its features against the company's research and returns a sequenced protocol of changes, delivered through an online dashboard rather than an in person consultation. The analysis runs on proprietary models and landmarking technology that maps several hundred points on the face; the home page cites 521 points while the FAQ says 512. Output includes biometric scores with tracking over time, before and after visualizations, and a written protocol letter. Every analysis is reviewed by the company's team before delivery, and members keep access to that team through chat. Recommendations are costed and graded individually, covering items such as brow shaping at around $25, a retinol regimen at $35 to $55 and daily gua sha at $20 to $40, each with an expected time to effect and a difficulty rating. The company states that it earns no referral fees and sells no procedures, so it can recommend no change at all and be paid the same. The product is sold as the QOVES Membership, billed yearly, covering one complete analysis a year plus ongoing messaging with the care team, with no hidden fees and cancellation at any time. The membership amount itself is not shown on the public pricing section, which only contrasts it with the $10,000 the company says comparable work could cost elsewhere. Payment is accepted through Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, PayPal, Amazon Pay and Apple Pay. The company was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in London.