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Skin answers from photos and video

Snap a few photos, meet your dermatologist over video and get a treatment plan with prescriptions — usually within 24 hours.

Dermatological skincare cream and treatment products
What's included

Skin, hair and nails — diagnosed visually

  • Acne programs with prescription retinoids and follow-ups
  • Eczema, psoriasis and rosacea long-term management
  • Rash identification with same-week treatment starts
  • Mole and spot checks with dermoscopy referrals if needed
  • Hair-loss evaluation and evidence-based regrowth plans

Diagnosis in three steps

1

Upload photos

Our in-app guide shows exact angles and lighting — good photos mean an accurate first-visit diagnosis.

2

Meet your dermatologist

Review the images together on video, discuss triggers and history, and agree on a treatment approach.

3

Watch it improve

Progress-photo check-ins at 4 and 12 weeks let your doctor adjust strengths and products as your skin responds.

Acne programs that stick

Twelve-week structured programs with prescription topicals, routine building and monthly photo reviews. Most patients see visible improvement by week six — and the plan adapts if they don't.

Mole checks, taken seriously

Suspicious spots are triaged with the ABCDE protocol and referred for in-person dermoscopy or biopsy within days, with your photos and notes sent ahead so nothing is lost.

Dermatology FAQs

Are photo-based diagnoses accurate?+

For the most common conditions — acne, eczema, rosacea, rashes — yes. Studies show high agreement between quality photos and in-person exams, and we escalate anything ambiguous to in-person dermoscopy.

Can you prescribe acne medication?+

Yes, including prescription retinoids, hormonal options and short courses of oral medication where appropriate, with lab monitoring arranged locally if needed.

What if my condition needs a biopsy?+

We refer you to a local dermatologist or surgeon within days, transferring your photos, timeline and our assessment so the in-person visit is efficient.