Instantly analyze skin conditions like moles, rashes, and acne using AI from a photo. Get detailed results, confidence ratings, and guidance on whether to seek professional medical attention. Offers personalized skincare tips and a scan history for tracking changes.
1.10.0
August 3, 2026
v1.10.0 • Scan any skincare barcode for a 0–100 ingredient score tailored to your skin profile • Instantly see which ingredients helped, which hurt, and what clashes with your current routine • Export a dated doctor's report (PDF) for tracked spots — slide to compare baseline vs latest Skin Lens is informational only — please consult a clinician for any concerning findings.
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Thank you so much for the wonderful review! We’re thrilled to hear that you’re using the app every day and finding the skincare information helpful. We also really appreciate your kind words about the clean UI!
Yes, Skin Lens contains advertisements. Advertisements are displayed within the app to support its free features.
Skin Lens can analyze a variety of skin conditions including moles, rashes, acne, eczema, and psoriasis. It provides a confidence rating for each identification.
Skin Lens is trained on thousands of dermatology cases and provides confidence ratings for its analyses. The app is rated 4.8 stars by over 10,000 users, indicating a high level of user satisfaction with its performance.
Skin Lens Pro offers a weekly plan for $9.99 or an annual plan for $49.99, which provides the best value. Pro users get unlimited scans, full scan history, and priority AI analysis.
Yes, your images are never stored on their servers, ensuring your health data remains completely private. This commitment to privacy is a key feature highlighted by the developers.
Skin Lens is available for iPhone and iPad. It requires iOS 13.0 or later and is optimized for both devices.
The latest version of Skin Lens is 1.9.0, last updated on July 28, 2026. Updates typically include improvements to AI analysis, bug fixes, and new features.
No, Skin Lens is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is intended to provide a first look and encourage informed decisions before consulting a qualified healthcare professional.
