Keep an eye on your skin
With photos of your skin and moles, you can more easily spot changes
Dermatologically endorsed by the Skin Health Alliance
Dermatologically endorsed by the Skin Health Alliance
One couple’s problem –
Shared by many
Miiskin was founded by Jon, who needed a better way to track the moles on his partner Rikke’s back. Jon was told by the doctor that current best practice was using pen and paper. He couldn’t help thinking that photos of the moles could simplify and improve this process.
350,000 downloads and hundreds of positive messages from happy users show that this is a concern many are looking to solve.
Global Challenge
Worldwide 232,000 people get diagnosed with melanoma each year. Skin cancers cause 1 mio. GP visits annually in Australia alone and in the U.S. one person dies of melanoma every single hour.
Best Practice
Doctors recommend people to examine their skin and moles for changes. Chances of survival – of the otherwise deadly skin cancer Melanoma – is 98% if it is caught early.
Tracking Changes
People are generally bad at remembering changes or something new on the skin. Photos are useful to visually keep track of any changes.
How it works
Pinpoint moles to track
Take photos with Miiskin
Compare photos over time
Get reminders to follow up
Please note that the Miiskin app does not diagnose skin cancer. If you are concerned about any moles or marks on your skin please contact your healthcare provider. You may also read our guides on the signs of skin cancer and melanoma symptoms to look out for. In addition, you can browse these skin cancer pictures and melanoma photos gallery to see examples of common moles, melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancers.
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