SkinVision

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.

27/02/2026

“Dad, there’s a spot on your neck.”
That’s what Ralf’s daughter said and those seven words may have saved his life.
This story isn’t just about technology.
It’s about listening, to your loved ones, your body, your gut.
Sometimes, they see what we don’t.

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24/02/2026

Self-love starts with self-care. This February, make your skin a priority.

23/02/2026

Before your next shower, check these 6 places!
Melanoma doesn’t always appear where you’re looking. It hides in the blind spots.

The places you forget are the places worth checking.

Save this and follow for more skin health update.

21/02/2026

Your job title might increase your skin cancer risk 😮

Construction workers spend hours outdoors. Day after day. Year after year. And while hard hats and safety boots are standard, UV protection is often underestimated.

Chronic sun exposure is one of the strongest risk factors for non melanoma and melanoma skin cancers. Outdoor workers receive significantly higher cumulative UV exposure compared to indoor workers. And the effects build quietly over time.

The highest risk areas. Ears. Neck. Scalp. Face. Hands.

Prevention doesn’t have to be complicated,
- Sunscreen
- Protective clothing
- Regular skin checks

Small habits that make a long term difference.

If you work outdoors or manage teams who do, early detection should be part of your safety conversation.

Visit the link in our bio to download the SkinVision app and make regular skin checks part of your routine.

19/02/2026

What looks subtle on the surface can deserve a second look 🔍

SkinVision uses advanced AI to support skin monitoring by analysing photos of skin spots and highlighting those that may need attention. It’s designed to help you stay aware, especially of changes that are easy to overlook in everyday life.

When skin checks feel simple and accessible, they’re easier to make part of your routine. And awareness is often the first step toward taking action.

Save this post or share it with someone who should make skin checks part of their routine.

17/02/2026

Risk doesn’t suddenly begin at 50. It builds quietly over time.

So does prevention.
Early detection isn’t about panic, it’s about acting sooner, with better information.

SkinVision is a clinically validated app designed to help you assess your skin spots in minutes and monitor changes over time. If you notice something new, changing, or unusual, don’t wait.

Follow us to stay informed about smarter skin health.

16/02/2026

Most people don’t have just one risk factor!
They have two, three, sometimes more. That’s what we call “risk multipliers.”

And the more you have, the more important early skin monitoring becomes.

The good news? Risk is not destiny, regular skin checks help you stay ahead.

Which of these apply to you?

Follow SkinVision for another skin health insight

14/02/2026

Self love isn’t just about bubble baths and face masks.
It’s about taking care of your health in ways that matter. Checking your skin is an act of self-love that could save your life.

Share this with someone who needs to hear it. 👆

11/02/2026

Your skin cancer risk isn’t the same for everyone.
It’s shaped by things like your skin type, sun exposure, and personal history.
Some risks are visible, others are easy to overlook.

That’s why understanding your personal risk profile matters.
Not to create worry, but to help you make informed decisions earlier.

With the SkinVision app, you can
→ assess your skin risk profile
→ scan spots when something feels off

Knowing your risk is the first step to staying in control of your skin health.

Check your risk profile in the SkinVision app today.

10/02/2026

Skin cancer can appear anywhere on your body.
But as shown in the illustration above, some areas are more commonly affected than others.

This is often linked to factors like repeated sun exposure and genetics. And the tricky part? Some of these spots are hard to see or check on your own. That’s why it helps to ask a partner or friend to take a look when needed. A second pair of eyes can make all the difference.

Save this post or share it with someone you trust as a reminder to check together.

09/02/2026

Most people don’t realise these everyday habits increase skin cancer risk

Save this post as a reminder for yourself, and share it with someone you care about
Your future skin will thank you 💙

06/02/2026

Not every spot is “just a spot.”

- Freckles
Pop up after sunny days. Often fade. Usually harmless.

- Sun spots
Build up over years of sun. Common after long European summers. A sign your skin has seen a lot of UV.

- Suspicious moles
New. Changing. Different from the rest. These deserve a closer look.

The goal isn’t to worry, It’s to notice.
The difference can matter more than you think.

Adres

Kraanspoor 28
Amsterdam
1033SE

Website

https://www.skinvision.com/download-skinvision/

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Our Story

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%.