7 Best Skin cancer apps for Android (Medical)
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Following is our list of the best skin cancer apps for Android. Trusted developers like medaia GmbH and IDerma are known to create software that in theory will improve wellbeing and health. After extensive testing we've concluded that the best apps include SkinScreener, Model Dermatology, Skin Check, .
1 SkinScreener
Easy-to-use App to determine the risk for skin cancer in skin lesions
SkinScreener is an Android app developed by dermatologists and biomedical engineers to help detect skin cancer early. It uses a clinically proven neural network to assess the risk of skin cancer in moles, skin spots, and birthmarks. Users take a photo of the skin area, and the app gives a risk assessment using a 3 color code (low, medium, high risk). The app is free to download, and users get a limited number of free scans. Additional scans are available through paid subscriptions or as individual purchases. SkinScreener is registered as a Class I medical device and is intended for adult users with Fitzpatrick skin types I to IV. The app does not replace a physical examination by a doctor and users are advised to seek professional medical advice.
2 Model Dermatology
AI is searching for infomation on skin diseases and skin cancer using photos
The Model Dermatology app is an artificial intelligence tool that can analyze photos of your skin and provide medical information about skin diseases, skin cancer, and skin rashes. You can submit cropped images for analysis, and the algorithm will give you relevant links to websites with information about the signs and symptoms of the conditions. The algorithm can classify images of 186 skin diseases and supports 104 languages. However, it's important to note that the app's predictions are not a final diagnosis, and you should consult a doctor before making any medical decisions. The app utilizes the Model Dermatology algorithm, which has been published in prestigious medical journals.
3 Skin Check
Dermatology App, Get advice from dermatologist for your moles, skin cancers and melanoma
Skin Check: Dermatology app is an affordable online tool that provides advice for skin conditions, including melanoma and other skin cancers. You can get dermatologist advice by taking a picture of your skin moles or suspicious lesions with your mobile phone and uploading them. The pictures are reviewed by specialist doctors who provide recommendations. The app also offers mobile dermoscopy, which allows you to take more detailed pictures of spots and moles on your skin for more accurate recommendations. Other features include doctor opinions, scheduled notifications for check-ups, and an easy-to-use interface. Please note that the app's recommendations are not a substitute for comprehensive doctor control and diagnosis.
4 Miiskin
Dermatology endorsed health app making skin monitoring and telehealth accessible
Miiskin is a skin and mole tracking app that helps you monitor your skin for changes over time. It allows you to easily track and log the location of your moles on a body chart. You can also take close-up photos of your moles and compare them side-by-side to spot any changes. The app sends reminders for when it's time to take a new photo. Miiskin has features like secure photo backup, AI-based skin mapping, automatic skin imaging, and the ability to access your photos on any tablet or computer. You can also share your photos with your dermatologist. The app provides educational information about skin health and skin cancer prevention. It does not diagnose skin or moles, so if you have concerns, consult a doctor. The vision of Miiskin is to help people be proactive about their health and prevent skin cancer.
5 SkinVision
Find Skin Cancer, Dermatologist-approved. Detects signs of melanoma in less than 30 seconds.
SkinVision is an app that helps you assess skin spots and moles for skin cancer. You can take a photo with your smartphone and get a risk indication within 30 seconds. It provides recommendations on the next steps to take, including whether to visit a healthcare professional. It is affordable and potentially covered by your health insurance. You can use some features for free, including risk profile quizzes and storing images of your moles. Early detection is important, and dermatologists recommend performing skin checks every 3 to 6 months. The app has been trusted by insurance companies and has partnerships with health insurers, cancer clinics, and research universities. Over 2 million people use SkinVision to monitor their moles and skin spots.
6 scanoma
Skin cancer/mole checks and online dermatology. Check your skin for cancer today
Scanoma is an app that helps you check your moles and assess your risk of skin cancer. It uses computer vision and connects you with dermatologists for a professional second opinion. You can simply take a picture of your mole and send it to a scanoma doctor for evaluation. The app provides a free diagnosis using its AI algorithm trained on thousands of images. It also reminds you to regularly check your skin. However, the app's analysis is not 100% accurate, and it doesn't replace a physical evaluation by a doctor. It works best with clear skin images and is not suitable for children or tattooed skin.
7 Side Onco Skin
The application for training in the dermatology of cancer treatments
The Side Onco Skin app is a free mobile app developed by Avène Dermatological Laboratories in partnership with oncodermatology specialists. It is intended for healthcare professionals who want to train in the dermatological complications of cancer treatments. The app helps healthcare professionals recognize symptoms and identify inducing molecules, improve patient care and quality of life, test knowledge with quizzes and practical cases, and stay informed about new treatments and side effects. It is designed to complement scientific training and broaden knowledge in a practical and interactive way.
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