Understanding skin cancer
Skin cancer is not one disease. Basal and squamous cell cancers are more common; melanoma is less common but more likely to spread if it is found late.
Discover our advanced skin health analysis tool
SkinToScan is a skin cancer detection tool for home screening: upload a mole or lesion photo for machine-learning insights, not a diagnosis. It uses Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) technology with over 95% accuracy, trained on more than 30,000 images.
Single Picture Check
Basic
€4.49
What's included:
- Instant Skin Check - Quick, one-time assessment
- No Commitment - Ideal for occasional checks
- Affordable Entry - Just €4,49 to get started
- Personalized Advice - Know if a doctor visit is needed
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5 Picture Pack
Pro
€19.99
What's included:
- Great Savings - Only €4,00 per check
- Consistent Monitoring - Stay proactive with regular checks
- Simple & Flexible - No long-term commitment
- Peace of Mind - Easy ongoing skin health tracking
15 Picture Pack
Enterprise
€54.99
What's included:
- Best Value - Only €3,67 per check
- Year-Round Monitoring - Perfect for consistent care
- Comprehensive Coverage - Ideal for dedicated skin health
- Affordable & Reliable - Get more for less
14th
most common cancer in men
14th
most common cancer in woman
17th
most common cancer worldwide
* Melanoma of the skin, new cases worldwide in 2022 (GLOBOCAN / IARC). Not a diagnosis.
Skin Health Information
Go to info pageFrequently asked questions
About the tool and its role.
Q1. What is SkinToScan?
SkinToScan is an image-based skin health screening tool. You upload a photo of a mole or lesion and a machine-learning model returns visual insights. It is not a medical diagnosis.
Q2. How does SkinToScan work?
You create an account, take a clear photo of the skin area, and upload it. The model compares visible patterns with its training data and returns a screening result so you can decide whether to see a clinician.
Q3. Can SkinToScan help with melanoma detection?
SkinToScan can flag visual patterns that may warrant a closer look, including patterns linked with melanoma in training data. It cannot confirm or rule out melanoma. A dermatologist should evaluate any concerning mole.
Q4. Is SkinToScan a replacement for a dermatologist?
No. SkinToScan is a screening aid, not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. See the American Academy of Dermatology skin cancer overview for when to see a clinician.
Q5. Who can use SkinToScan?
The service is for adults aged 18 and over who want a structured way to check a mole or lesion at home. It is a first-look tool, not an emergency service and not a clinic visit. SkinToScan is not intended for people under 18.