SkinVision

Medical service that empowers people to take a more active role in their skin’s health.

Used by 2M+ people worldwide to assess the risk for the most common types of skin cancer.

15/04/2026

Scalp melanoma has one of the highest mortality rates of any skin cancer site.
Not because it's more aggressive. Because nobody looks there.

It gets direct sun every single day. It's covered by hair, so the warning signs hide longer. And by the time most people notice something, it's already been there for years.

The people most at risk?
Those with a parting, a thinning hairline, or a bald spot.
Basically, anyone who's ever been outside.

Here's what to do:

→ Ask a partner, friend, or hairdresser to look
→ Use a mirror and a phone camera on a bright day
→ SPF spray on the scalp before any time outdoors
→ Check for any spot that's new, growing, or just doesn't look right

And if you find something don't wait.

💾 Save this. It's the reminder you didn't know you needed.
🏷️ Tag someone who's never thought about this.
📲 Check any spot with SkinVision link in bio.

13/04/2026

Many people think skin cancer only affects older adults. But melanoma can appear in younger people too.

In fact, doctors have reported cases in patients in their 20s, often linked to high UV exposure earlier in life.
That’s why awareness matters at every age.
Getting familiar with your skin and noticing changes early can help you stay informed about your skin health.

09/04/2026

Enjoyed the sun today?
Here are a few simple things to do after a sunny day outside.

07/04/2026

There’s no universal “normal” when it comes to skin.
Getting familiar with your own skin type makes changes easier to understand as time goes on 🌞🔎

Open SkinVision and fill in the questionnaire to find out your skin type and risk profile.

05/04/2026

While you’re out enjoying the season, it’s easy to overlook the spots you don’t see every day. But just like an Easter egg, what’s hidden isn’t always harmless.

This Easter, take a moment to look a little closer.

Save this as your reminder to check your skin, or share it with someone you care about 🐣

03/04/2026

It’s not about doing it perfectly.
It’s about doing it consistently.

Build the habit, 60 seconds. Once in a while, that’s it

Follow for more simple skin check reminders ✨

01/04/2026

Did you know melanoma can sometimes run in families?

While most melanoma cases occur randomly, some are linked to inherited genetic factors. This is known as familial melanoma.

If several people in your family have had melanoma, staying aware of changes in your skin becomes even more important.

Regular skin checks can help you notice changes earlier.
→ Save this post for future reference
→ Learn more about monitoring your skin

Source: Genturis Network

30/03/2026

Some don’t look dramatic, they just don’t go away ➡️

Beyond visible signs, often develops on areas that receive repeated sun exposure over many years.

Think ears, lips, scalp, neck, and the backs of hands. Places we protect less, and check even less.

SCC can also grow faster than many people expect. What starts as a small rough patch can change within weeks or months, not years. That’s why waiting “to see if it improves” can delay early care.

Visit the link in our bio to download the app and start checking today

28/03/2026

Fresh air, spring sun,
UVB still packs a punch ☀️

These are the rays responsible for sunburn.
And yes, they show up even when the weather feels mild.

What outdoor activity are you doing today?
Comment with an emoji 🚶‍♂️🚴‍♀️🏃‍♀️🌳

26/03/2026

Have you ever thought about the small decisions that shape your future?
What if one quick skin check could protect the life you’ve built?

Remember. One action today could protect your future 💙
Check your skin today!

24/03/2026

Spring sun, soft light,
But UVA still bites ☀️

UVA rays are present all year round, even on cloudy spring days. They pe*****te deeper into the skin and quietly contribute to premature aging and long term skin damage.

Are you back to sunscreen season?

Comment ☀️ if yes, 🌤️ if you just remembered.

23/03/2026

In clinical affairs, progress is defined by evidence, not momentum.

As our Head of Clinical Affairs, explains, this research collaboration supports the generation of robust clinical evidence as part of our U.S. regulatory pathway.

From a clinical perspective, performance evaluation, defined intended use, and rigorous methodology are essential before broader deployment. This pivotal study contributes to that evidence base, ensuring our AI-powered skin health assessment is evaluated responsibly within the U.S. healthcare context.

Advancing digital health requires scientific discipline. That is the standard guiding this initiative.

Disclosure: Mayo Clinic has a financial interest in the technology referenced and will use any revenue received to support its not-for-profit mission in patient care, education and research.

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Our Story

While more resources for skin cancer and treatment exist today than ever, the number of new skin cancer cases is increasing and becoming more of a health epidemic.

Globally, one in five people will develop skin cancer at some point in their lives, and that number increases to two out of three people in countries such as New Zealand and Australia. Because skin cancer can grow slowly and go unnoticed, it is important to track skin spots carefully.

SkinVision’s CE certified app empowers individuals to monitor their skin spots for the early signs of skin cancer. The user takes a photo of their skin spot and within 30 seconds they receive a risk indication (low-low with symptoms-high), and a recommendation on the next steps to take.

The accuracy of the algorithm been clinically-validated in several studies. Most recently, a study published in a peer-reviewed journal concluded that the SkinVision app has a high accuracy of detecting skin cancer. The overall sensitivity of the algorithm in recognising skin cancer (melanoma, BCC, SCC and premalignant stages) is 95.1%.