No, the GOKO Bscan-Z uses manual focus. Because each capillary lies at a slightly different depth beneath the skin, autofocus is not suitable for ultra-high magnification and often fails to focus accurately. The GOKO Bscan-Z enables rapid and precise observation of capillaries just beneath the skin. Compared to previous models, its depth of field is improved by approximately 10%, making it easier to visualize a wider range of vessels.

Yes. By connecting the GOKO Bscan-Z to a Windows PC using the optional NTSC-USB2.0 converter set, you can capture and save still images and videos. With the optional GOKO-VIP software, blood flow velocity can be quantified. Additionally, GOKO Measure Plus software allows advanced image analysis, including vessel shape recognition and capillary counting.

Note: For those who prefer to display images on a PC rather than a monitor, the USB model ― GOKO Bscan-ZD ― is also available.

Yes. By detaching the camera from the stand, you can observe capillaries on the scalp, arms, legs, tongue, gums, and more. Using the optional Non-reflex cap, you can capture sharp, high-quality images of capillaries across the body.

Yes. This product is not classified as a medical device, so no special license or qualification is required to use it.

Yes. Capillaries with good blood flow are said to promote healthy skin turnover, helping to prevent dark spots and dullness. Conversely, poor circulation is believed to accelerate skin aging.

Yes. You can examine capillaries on the frontal, crown, and occipital regions of the scalp. The optional Non-reflex cap helps part the hair and capture clear images of the underlying vessels.

Proper high-concentration oxygen or hydrogen inhalation may help reduce oxidative stress in blood vessels and support the maintenance of healthy capillaries. Using the capilleroscope, you can visualize the condition of capillaries before and after such treatments.

Yes. A high number of capillaries with poor blood flow may signal elevated risk of conditions such as metabolic syndrome. This microscope enables users to check blood flow status and support proactive health management.

Poor circulation reduces the supply of oxygen and nutrients, which may lead to symptoms such as fatigue, cold sensitivity, and accelerated skin aging. Long-term, it may increase the risk of lifestyle-related diseases.

Yes. You can use the capillaroscope to document and compare capillary changes before and after interventions such as exercise, diet, or treatments―making progress visually evident.

Yes. Many pharmacies, clinics, and beauty facilities use the capillary scope to visualize health conditions and treatment effects in a compelling and informative way.

It is widely used across the medical, health, and beauty industries.

• Medical: Internal medicine, plastic surgery, dermatology, orthopedics
• Health: Acupuncture clinics, fitness gyms, health food manufacturers
• Beauty: Aesthetic salons, cosmetic clinics, cosmetics companies

Yes. Please visit the "Case Studies" page on our website to learn more about how the GOKO capillary scope is being used in various industries.

The ring finger on your non-dominant hand is generally best. Its thin skin makes capillaries easier to visualize clearly.

Yes. The included Stand Unit and Anti-vibration Cap gently stabilize the finger, dramatically reducing image blur during observation.

Yes. By using the included Focus Cap without applying oil or gel, you can clearly observe pigmentation, such as dark spots, and fine skin texture.