01 · CAPTURE
Add the spots
Photograph moles, freckles, marks, lumps, sores, patches or other skin areas you want to keep an eye on.
Free AI skin check and photo record for patients
Worried about a mole, mark or changing skin area?
Reviewed online by Dr WaliaNo video or phone call usually needed for doctor photo review.
Use Skin360AI to save photos of one or more spots and compare them over time. Start with a free AI skin check online for a mole, freckle, mark, lump, sore, patch or any skin area you want to keep an eye on. If you request a doctor photo review, Dr Walia reviews your photos and written answers online; a video or phone call is not usually needed.
Adults 18+ · monitor multiple spots · no card to start · optional online doctor photo review
Doctor-led skin monitoring
Reviewed and governed by Dr Rupinder Singh Walia.
Dr Walia is an AHPRA-registered Australian GP with FRACGP, a Diploma in Dermatology and a Certificate in Skin Cancer Medicine. If you request a doctor photo review, Dr Walia reviews your submitted photos and answers online; a video or phone call is not usually needed. Skin360AI is built around a clear clinical boundary: it helps patients keep a useful photo record, while diagnosis and cancer exclusion remain clinical decisions.
AHPRA MED0001647256FRACGPDiploma in DermatologyNo video call usually needed
How skin monitoring works
A skin check is a visit. Monitoring helps you watch change.
An in-person skin check and photo monitoring do different jobs. A clinician examines your skin and makes medical decisions. Skin360AI helps you organise photos of the spots you want to watch, so change is easier to document and show to your own clinician.
02 · RETURN
Watch the same areas
Use reminders and photo guidance to return to the right spot rather than creating disconnected images.
03 · ACT
Keep decisions clinical
Take the record to your GP or skin-cancer clinic. Examination, dermoscopy, referral and biopsy decisions stay with clinicians.
Optional clinical next step
Ask for a doctor photo review for $49.
You can request a review now or connect one to a later photo comparison. Dr Walia reviews the submitted photographs and written information for one spot and provides written next-step advice. A video or phone call is not usually needed.
FREE · SUMMARY
Keep the comparison
Receive a secure, printable non-diagnostic summary showing the connected photo record.
$49 · ONE SPOT
Online doctor photo review
A limited online review by an Australian GP using your photos and answers. It is not dermoscopy, a whole-skin examination, a diagnosis or a cancer exclusion.
WHEN APPROPRIATE · HANDOFF
GP or specialist pathway
When clinically appropriate, the advice can include an in-person GP, skin-cancer clinic or relevant specialist next step.
If a spot is already new, changing, bleeding, not healing or concerning, do not wait for Skin360AI to create a comparison. Arrange an in-person assessment now.
Choose the right pathway
Online skin monitoring is not a full skin check.
Use the option that matches what you need today. If a spot concerns you, choose clinical assessment rather than waiting to monitor it.
| Option | What it does | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Free Skin360AI record | Connects photos over time for one or more spots. | Keeping an organised private record between visits. |
| $49 doctor photo review | Written next-step advice from your submitted photographs and answers. Usually no video or phone call. | When you want a doctor’s limited online opinion, understanding that in-person care may still be needed. |
| GP or skin-cancer clinic | Provides an in-person medical examination and may include dermoscopy. | Any concerning spot, high-risk patient or full-body skin check. |
For fees and Medicare considerations, read our guide to skin check costs in Australia.
Do not wait to monitor
Arrange an in-person assessment when a spot concerns you.
Skin cancers do not all look alike, and some change quickly. See your GP or a skin-cancer clinic if a spot is:
New or changing
Growing or changing in shape, colour or surface.
Growing or changing in shape, colour or surface.
Bleeding or not healing
Crusting, breaking down or repeatedly returning.
Crusting, breaking down or repeatedly returning.
Different or worrying
An ugly-duckling spot, a new firm lump or anything that concerns you.
An ugly-duckling spot, a new firm lump or anything that concerns you.
Monitoring should never delay care. For urgent or rapidly changing symptoms, seek prompt medical assessment.
Doctor-reviewed guides
Understand what deserves attention.
These guides explain common search concerns but cannot identify an individual spot.
Skin cancer in AustraliaTypes, signs and what to doSkin cancer symptomsChanges worth showing a clinicianWhat skin cancer can look likeBCC, SCC and melanoma examplesWhen to worry about a moleABCDE and ugly-duckling signsHow often to have a skin checkRisk-based clinical follow-upCheck commonly missed body areasScalp, back, legs, face and more
Medical governance
Built around a clear clinical boundary.
Skin360AI is a structured photo-record and follow-up service. It does not make a diagnosis, provide automated cancer exclusion or replace examination by your GP, dermatologist or skin-cancer clinic.
The clinical education on this page is reviewed by Dr Walia, an Australian GP with a special interest in skin cancer medicine and dermoscopy. Product performance claims will be published only when supported by suitable evidence.
Last reviewed August 2026. General information only.
Questions
Skin checks and monitoring
Is Skin360AI a medical skin check?
No. Skin360AI helps you keep photos of one or more spots so you can see if they change over time. A spot means a mole, freckle, mark, lump, sore, patch or any area of skin you want to watch. It does not diagnose or exclude skin cancer and does not replace an in-person examination.
Is skin-spot monitoring free?
You can create private photo records for the spots you want to watch and choose follow-up reminders for free. No card is required to start.
When should I see a doctor instead of monitoring?
Arrange an in-person assessment now if a spot is new, changing, growing, bleeding, painful, persistently itchy, not healing or simply worries you. Do not wait for a follow-up photograph.
Can a photo exclude skin cancer?
No. A photograph, app or AI system cannot safely exclude skin cancer. A clinician may need to examine the spot in person with dermoscopy and sometimes arrange a biopsy.
How often should I photograph a spot?
There is no single medically correct interval for every person or spot. Follow a clinician's plan when you have one. Skin360AI reminders organise follow-up; they are not a medical recommendation.
What is included in the $49 doctor photo review?
Dr Walia reviews the submitted photographs and information for one spot and provides written next-step advice. It is not dermoscopy, a diagnosis, a cancer exclusion or a whole-skin examination. In-person GP, skin-cancer clinic or specialist care may still be recommended.
Do I need a video or phone call for doctor review?
Usually no. If you request a doctor photo review, Dr Walia reviews the photographs and written answers you submit online and provides written next-step advice. If the spot needs examination, dermoscopy or urgent care, you will be advised to arrange in-person care.
Start with the spots you want to watch.
Create free private photo records, or request a $49 doctor photo review.
Neither option provides cancer exclusion. Arrange an in-person examination for anything that concerns you.