Have skin photos pre-assessed by medical device software

Dermatologists have skin lesions pre-assessed by AI from photos

Needs setupStrictly regulatedSupporting specialist findingsHospitals & medical practices

Fits: Health & care

Software with CE marking uses standardised images to estimate which skin lesions should be looked at more closely. This helps with screening for people with many moles and with follow-up over years. The dermatologist still decides on monitoring, removal or waiting.

Is this for you?

  • You do a lot of skin cancer screening or care for people with many moles over years.
  • You already work with dermoscopy or total-body photography, or want to introduce it.
  • Photos are taken only with practice devices and stored in the practice system, not on private mobile phones.
First step today

Without patient data: use the template below to draft patient information explaining how your practice uses software when assessing skin photos and that the doctor decides. The practice fills in the medical and data protection details itself.

How to go about it

  1. Define the use and medical responsibility
  2. Choose software with CE marking for your images
  3. Integrate the pre-assessment into consultations and records
  4. Cross-check with your own cases and findings
  5. Train doctors and medical assistants (MFA)
  6. Document assessments and discrepancies

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Same approach, other use cases

7 more use cases follow the pattern “Supporting specialist findings”.

KP-03 · Legal status 08.10.2026 · Medical device assessed by a notified body (Annex I)