Medical service that empowers people to take a more active role in their skin’s health.
Used by 2M+ people worldwide to assess the risk for the most common types of skin cancer.
04/02/2026
World Cancer Day is a reminder that no cancer journey looks the same. 🎗️
February 4th marks World Cancer Day. A moment to reflect, support one another, and keep pushing for progress. This year’s theme, United by Unique, highlights an important truth. Every experience with cancer is different, but early detection can make a real difference for everyone.
Share this post with someone you care about as a reminder that awareness brings us closer together. 💙💚
02/02/2026
Most people think skin cancer is just “one thing.”
It isn’t.
- Some don’t hurt.
- Some don’t look dark.
- Some seem to heal, until they don’t.
Skin cancer is less about how alarming something looks, and more about what’s new, changing, or not healing.
Saving this post helps you remember what to pay attention to.
And when you’re unsure about a spot, tools like the SkinVision app can help you keep track and decide on next steps with more confidence.
29/01/2026
Most people only check the places they can easily see.
But skin changes often appear in areas we forget or can’t see well.
Knowing where to look helps you stay aware.
Checking regularly helps you stay in control.
Take a moment to check the spots you usually miss and if something feels new or different, a quick scan can help bring clarity.
Open the SkinVision app and check your skin today
27/01/2026
Stay in control of your skin health with your personalised SkinVision spots report 📲
Your report is more than a result. It’s a clear record of your skin spots over time, designed to help you monitor changes and support early detection. With access to your spot images, risk assessments, and clinical insights, everything stays in one place whenever you need it.
Track changes. Stay informed. Feel more in control of your skin health.
26/01/2026
Your skin doesn’t take a seasonal break, but do you know it does change with the seasons.
Adjust your habit, not your concern.
→ Summer: Scan after sun exposure or holidays
→ Winter: Scan during skincare or after a shower
→ All year: Track changes over time, not just once
Small routines make skin health easier to stay on top of.
And easier habits are the ones that last.
When do you usually notice skin changes. Summer or winter?
19/01/2026
A tan often feels like a sign of healthy skin.
But in reality, it’s your skin responding to UV damage.
👉 Take a moment to check your skin with SkinVision and make awareness part of your routine.
17/01/2026
In our conversation, .engel and Evi talk about why protecting your skin from UV exposure and checking it early are two parts of the same story.
Because real prevention goes beyond the glow.
👉 Watch the full interview on YouTube channel
16/01/2026
A little behind the scenes of our new collab with award-winning skincare brand 💙
Our collaboration video brings together two perspectives on prevention. Protecting skin from harmful UV exposure and encouraging early awareness when changes occur.
A shared commitment to making prevention clearer, more accessible, and part of everyday life.
The full video is now live!
14/01/2026
False and here’s the truth hiding under that bronze
Tanning beds emit concentrated UV radiation, making them even more harmful than natural sunlight. Regular use can increase your risk of melanoma by up to 75%.
That’s not a glow, that’s long-term harm in disguise. Tag someone who still loves that post-vacation tan.
SkinVision helps you take charge of your skin health, trusted by millions, certified, and ready when you are.
Download SkinVision today, available on the App Store and Google Play.
05/01/2026
We’re starting 2026 by strengthening what matters most. preventive care, made accessible.
At the heart of this new year is our collaboration with a health insurer that believes insurance is about people. Through personal attention, smart e-health solutions, and a strong focus on wellbeing, they support their members in staying fit and resilient. A vision we share.
Through this partnership, all members with a basic health insurance policy now receive free access to
This enables members to monitor their skin health independently and take early action when something looks unfamiliar.
As we step into 2026, we’re proud to begin the year by making early detection part of everyday health, together. 💙 💚
02/01/2026
A new year always feels like a fresh start.
Instead of trying to change everything at once, you can begin with habits that are simple and easy to keep.
One scan a month is enough to build awareness of your skin.
Knowing your baseline helps you notice changes early, and tracking your scans gives you clarity over time.
Wees de eerste die het weet en laat ons u een e-mail sturen wanneer SkinVision nieuws en promoties plaatst. Uw e-mailadres wordt niet voor andere doeleinden gebruikt en u kunt zich op elk gewenst moment afmelden.
While more resources for skin cancer and treatment exist today than ever, the number of new skin cancer cases is increasing and becoming more of a health epidemic.
Globally, one in five people will develop skin cancer at some point in their lives, and that number increases to two out of three people in countries such as New Zealand and Australia. Because skin cancer can grow slowly and go unnoticed, it is important to track skin spots carefully.
SkinVision’s CE certified app empowers individuals to monitor their skin spots for the early signs of skin cancer. The user takes a photo of their skin spot and within 30 seconds they receive a risk indication (low-low with symptoms-high), and a recommendation on the next steps to take.
The accuracy of the algorithm been clinically-validated in several studies. Most recently, a study published in a peer-reviewed journal concluded that the SkinVision app has a high accuracy of detecting skin cancer. The overall sensitivity of the algorithm in recognising skin cancer (melanoma, BCC, SCC and premalignant stages) is 95.1%.
We have partnerships with leading health insurers, skin cancer clinics, and research universities in the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Australia, and New Zealand.
Our mission is to save more than 250,000 lives by 2028.
