Free skin scanner
What is your skin actually telling you?
Take or upload one photo. The scanner measures nine things, from pigmentation and lines to pores and redness, marks where it found them and gives you a report you can keep or send to Lisa.
A photograph of your face counts as health information here, so you should know exactly what happens to it.
Measured on your device. The scores and the marked photos are worked out in your browser. Your photo is not uploaded for this.
Ages and summary by an AI service. A smaller copy of the photo and your scores are sent once to this website, which passes them to OpenAI, a company in the United States, to estimate how old your skin looks and write a short summary. OpenAI says it does not use data sent this way to train its models, and it may keep it for up to 30 days to check for misuse. This website does not store the photo.
Lisa sees it only if you send it to her. After your result you can save your report, or send it to Lisa with your contact details. You will be asked to agree again at that point.
This is an automated, cosmetic reading of one photograph. It is not a diagnosis and not medical advice. If a spot or mole is changing, growing or bleeding, please see your GP.
The scanner loads about 6 MB the first time, so Wi-Fi is best.