Most dermatoscopes on the market are black, white, or dark gray. These colors are practical, professional, and consistent with the traditional appearance of medical devices. But for distributors, medical aesthetic clinics, private-label brands, and companies developing their own dermatology products, standard black or white can sometimes feel too conventional.
At IBOOLO, we believe a professional dermatoscope does not have to look exactly the same as every other device on the market. In addition to our standard product colors, we can support custom housing colors based on project requirements, including color matching according to international Pantone references.
We have already completed customized dermatoscope projects in colors such as amber gold, pink, and blue. For customers who want to build a more recognizable product line, color can be the first step toward a more complete private-label dermatoscope.
Why Are Most Dermatoscopes Black or White?
Black and white remain popular in medical device design for good reasons. They are neutral, easy to integrate into different clinical environments, and relatively simple for manufacturers to manage in standard production.
For a standard product line, this is efficient.

However, the needs of a private-label customer can be different. A distributor may already have a recognizable brand color. A medical aesthetic clinic may want its devices to match its interior design. A software company may want the hardware bundled with its platform to look like part of the same product family.
In these situations, color is not only about appearance. It can become part of the product identity. Black and white are still excellent choices, but they are no longer the only choices.
What Colors Can IBOOLO Customize for a Dermatoscope?
At IBOOLO, custom color projects can be discussed according to the dermatoscope model, housing material, surface treatment, expected quantity, and production process.
Customers can provide a specific Pantone reference, a brand color specification, a rendering, or another visual reference. Our team can then evaluate how that color can be applied to the product housing.
We have already produced customized dermatoscopes in several non-standard colors.
Amber Gold creates a warmer and more distinctive appearance. It can be especially suitable for premium private-label products, medical aesthetic brands, or customers who want a device that looks different from conventional clinical equipment.

Pink creates a softer visual style and can work well for aesthetic clinics, skincare-related brands, or product lines that want a more approachable identity.

Blue remains strongly associated with healthcare and technology, while still giving the product more visual recognition than standard black.

These are only examples of projects we have already completed. Other colors can also be evaluated according to the customer's requirements.
How Does Pantone Color Customization Work?
For custom-color projects, having a defined color reference is important. Instead of describing a color simply as light blue or gold, using a Pantone reference gives both sides a clearer target during development.
A typical process may include:
Color Requirement→Pantone Confirmation→Sample or Rendering Confirmation→Production Evaluation→Batch Production
The final visual result can still be affected by housing material, coating, gloss level, matte treatment, lighting conditions, and manufacturing process. For this reason, color confirmation before mass production is an important step.
IBOOLO can also discuss small-batch customization for suitable projects. The minimum quantity depends on the selected model, color process, and customization depth, so it should be evaluated case by case.
For customers testing a new brand, a new market, or a new product concept, this can reduce the need to commit to a very large production volume at the beginning.
Can IBOOLO Customize More Than the Color?
Yes. Color customization is only one of the most visible parts of IBOOLO's OEM and ODM capability. For customers developing their own dermatoscope products, we can discuss customization in several areas.
Logo and Branding
IBOOLO can provide free logo engraving and private-label branding.
Exterior Design
Depending on the project, we can evaluate changes to housing color, surface treatment, structural design, buttons, product form, and other exterior elements. More extensive appearance changes require engineering evaluation because they may affect tooling, assembly, ergonomics, and production cost.
Optical System
IBOOLO is not only a housing or assembly supplier. Optical design is one of our core development capabilities.
Depending on technical feasibility, we can discuss customized requirements related to:
- Magnification
- Lens configuration
- Polarization
- LED wavelength
- Illumination modes
- Viewing field
- Smartphone imaging connection

How Does Small-Batch Customization Help New Product Projects?
Not every new product project should begin with thousands of units.
A company may first want to test whether a new color is accepted by its customers. A distributor may want to launch a private-label dermatoscope in one country before expanding into other markets. A medical aesthetic group may need a customized device for only a limited number of clinics at the first stage.
This is why small-batch customization can be valuable.

At IBOOLO, we can discuss lower-volume customization according to the selected model and manufacturing process. This gives customers more flexibility when testing a new brand identity, color concept, packaging style, or product configuration.
Small-batch projects can be especially useful for:
- Regional distributors
- New medical device brands
- Medical aesthetic chains
- Software and hardware solution companies
- Market-testing projects
- Private-label dermatoscope programs
Once the concept has been validated, the project can then move toward a larger production volume.
What Can IBOOLO Do for You?
A dermatoscope does not have to be black.
For standard clinical use, black and white remain practical and professional. But for private-label brands, distributors, aesthetic clinics, and companies developing their own dermatology solutions, a customized color can make the product more recognizable and better aligned with the overall brand.
At IBOOLO, custom color can be only the beginning. From Pantone-based housing colors to logo engraving, packaging, exterior design and optical-system development, we can evaluate different levels of customization according to the needs of each project.
If you have a new idea for a dermatoscope, contact IBOOLO and tell us what you want to create.
Customize Your IBOOLO Dermatoscope
Go beyond standard black and white. Choose your Pantone color, add your logo, customize the packaging, or discuss exterior and optical options with IBOOLO. Small-batch customization is available.