Mole Mapper Melanoma Study vs SkinIO

MoleMapper™ is a personalized tool to help you map, measure, and monitor the moles on your skin. Using a familiar Maps-like interface, you can measure the size of a mole using the camera and a reference coin. Keeping track of the size, shape and color of your moles is one of the best ways to catch potential skin cancers like melanoma in their early stages. Whether you use MoleMapper™ to keep track of a single suspicious mole over time or construct a full-body map, we hope this app will make being vigilant about your health a bit more enjoyable. Happy Mapping!

DIY skin screening that lets you take early detection of skin cancer into your own hands. Monitor and track your skin health with the help of SkinIO’s AI-driven mole-mapping technology. It’s easy to do at home with your iOS device or with your doctor in-office. How it works: · Your doctor or a trusted photo taker spends ~10 minutes using SkinIO to take images of your skin. It’s as simple as taking photos with your iOS device. · Those images become part of your digital skin health record. You can review your SkinIO images in-office with your doctor, or have the images you take at home securely sent to an expert dermatologist for review. You will receive your results in a few days, letting you know whether a follow-up is recommended. · SkinIO's AI technology tracks changes in your skin over time, so your digital skin health record becomes a living resource for you and your doctor. Proactively tracking changes in your skin over time is the best way to detect skin cancer early. Get started today with SkinIO. SkinIO results are NOT a substitute for medical advice or diagnosis. Always contact your doctor or another qualified healthcare provider if you have questions or concerns about a particular skin condition or your general health. Your security and privacy are paramount to us at SkinIO, so your photos are encrypted and securely stored in a HIPAA-compliant environment. They can only be accessed and seen by you and your doctor.