Skin360AI is built around one useful connection: the same patient, the same skin area, the next photograph and the treating practice when a practice is involved.
What Skin360AI is
A structured photo record for adults who want to keep track of moles, marks, lumps, sores, patches or other skin areas over time. It keeps later photographs connected to the right spot instead of leaving patients with scattered camera-roll images.
If you start as a patient
- Choose the mole, mark, lump, sore, patch or other skin area you want to watch.
- Take a clear photograph and save it to a private record.
- Add more spots if there are several areas you want to monitor.
- Receive a reminder when it is time to photograph a saved spot again.
- Use the photo timeline when speaking with your GP or skin cancer clinic.
The free public pathway is a photo record and reminder service. It is not continuous medical supervision.
If your practice invites you
- Your doctor records the skin area and chooses the clinical plan.
- A private invitation connects you to the exact practice, patient and spot record.
- You submit the follow-up photograph from home when due.
- The photograph returns to the same clinical timeline for practice review.
What the software helps with
- Photo quality: guidance helps produce a clearer, closer image.
- Record linkage: follow-up photographs stay attached to the intended skin area.
- Reminders: routine follow-up administration can happen automatically.
- Clinical context: a participating practice can view the spot timeline in its private clinical lane.
- Governance: consent, source details and clinical actions remain traceable.
What Skin360AI does not do
- It does not diagnose or exclude skin cancer.
- It does not provide an automated all-clear.
- It does not replace an in-person skin examination.
- It does not change a doctor-set recall.
- It does not make referral, biopsy or treatment decisions.
Measured honestly
The photo-monitoring workflow is in early rollout. We do not publish performance claims for automated change analysis because genuine repeat-image and clinician-decision evidence is not yet sufficient. Clinical decisions remain with the treating doctor.
If a spot is new, changing, bleeding, painful, growing, not healing or simply worries you, do not wait for a reminder. Arrange an in-person assessment with your GP or a skin cancer clinic.
What to expect from a $49 doctor photo review
- Submit clear, well-lit photographs of one spot and answer the relevant history questions.
- Dr Walia reviews the submitted record and provides written next-step advice.
- The advice may be to continue an agreed monitoring plan or arrange an in-person GP, skin-cancer clinic or specialist assessment.
Limits: the review is not dermoscopy, a biopsy, a diagnosis, an all-clear or a whole-skin examination. If photographs are not usable for the requested review, the refund guarantee applies.