Discover our advanced skin health analysis tool
Experience our advanced skin health tool, utilizing Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) technology with over 95% accuracy, trained on more than 30,000 images for precise analysis.
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
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
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
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most common cancer in men
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most common cancer worldwide
Skin Health Information
Understanding skin cancer
Melanoma is the most aggressive type of skin cancer. It develops from melanocytes and is known for spreading quickly if not detected early…
Causes and risk factors
Excessive sun exposure is a major risk factor for skin cancer. UV radiation damages skin cells over time, increasing mutation likelihood…
Signs and Symptoms
Key symptoms of melanoma include changes in moles’ color, size, or shape. The ‘ABCDE’ rule (Asymmetry, Border irregularity, Color variation, Diameter >6mm, Evolving characteristics) helps detect melanoma…
Prevention and protection
Skin cancer is commonly diagnosed through a biopsy. A small sample of the suspicious lesion is examined under a microscope to detect cancer cells…
Treatment Options
Mohs surgery is a common treatment for basal cell carcinoma. It removes cancerous tissue layer by layer, preserving healthy skin…
Recovery and Rehabilitation
Post-surgery care involves meticulous wound management to aid healing, minimize scarring, and reduce infection risk…
Research and Future Directions
Immunotherapy is a promising area in advanced skin cancer treatment. It enhances the body’s immune system to recognize and destroy cancer cells…
Frequently asked questions
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.
Q5. Who can use SkinToScan?
Anyone who wants 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.