scanoma mole check

Scanoma

About this app

Worried about a mole or skin blemish? Scanoma helps you monitor your moles and connects you with licensed dermatologists for professional feedback.

Scanoma helps you to learn more about potential skin issues and get feedback from dermatologists. Simply snap a picture of your mole and share it with a dermatologist for expert review.

With Scanoma, capture your mole’s appearance and get a second opinion from a dermatologist—all from the privacy of your home.

Disclaimers:

• Scanoma does not replace regular doctor visits
• Scanoma is not suitable for children under 13.


Features:

- Snap & Store images of your skin issues on your phone
- UV tracker for your location with high UV alerts
- Scanoma Mole Mapper for more precise tracking and monitoring of multiple spots
- Medical consultations with human doctors and a detailed report based on your personal situation with next steps and follow-up reminders. (A consultation fee applies)
- Private! All your data stays secure and private on your device unless specifically submitted with a doctor for an evaluation
- And as always: no spam, subscriptions, or ads.


For questions or support, contact us at [e-mail] or through the app.

Ratings and reviews

This app used to be great with an AI that would calculate the odds of a skin growth being malignant. That was too convenient, so now they want you to pay $35 for one of their "doctors" to diagnose you. What a waste of good technology - and our time. I would've been willing to pay a fee to get to the next level of diagnosis, but not for an initial scan - a scan that is somewhat blurry I might add. So you can keep your app, I'm going to see a regular dermatologist in person I guess.

I was able to get a dermatologist's opionion on a lesion within minutes of submission. My initial image was not clear enough and rather than just move on with a poor diagnosis, the doctor asked for a clearer image several time, so they actually take the time to review your image. I wouldn't give the free ai scanner in this app much weight, it showed my lesion as unconcering, but once I paid for a submission it was considered concerning. I ended up needing a biopsy, which came back benign.

This used to be a helpful app that utilized AI for the initial scan at no charge, which was great since most individuals concerns are usually benign (overall - statistically). If the initial free scan revealed a concern, then the app offered you an option to pay for a more in depth analysis from an actual dermatologist. Now you must pay a fee upfront, for a review from a Dr that will - most likely - be unnecessary. Greed can ruin so many great things...

What’s new

Ability to upload an image from gallery pre-submission