AI skin analysis
An AI dermatologist alternative that reads your actual skin
Take one selfie. SkinSnap reads the visible signals in your photo, cross-checks them against dermatologist-informed rules, and returns the concerns it can see plus a routine you can safely follow tonight.
Not medical advice. SkinSnap is an educational skincare tool, not a diagnosis. It cannot detect skin cancer or disease. For moles, persistent pain, infection, or anything that is changing, see a licensed dermatologist.
What the analysis reads in your photo
The model is asked to name the visible evidence behind every call it makes, so a recommendation is always traceable back to something in the image or your skin profile.
Texture and oil distribution
Shine across the T-zone versus matte or flaking cheeks is what separates oily, combination, and dry patterns — and it changes which cleanser and moisturizer weight make sense.
Redness and reactivity cues
Diffuse redness, visible irritation, or a compromised-looking barrier lowers the strength of actives suggested and slows how quickly they're introduced.
Congestion and pigmentation
Clogged areas, post-blemish marks, and uneven tone point to different actives — and some of those actives should never be layered together on the same night.
Why dermatologist-informed rules matter more than a product list
Most skin advice fails on sequencing, not on product choice. SkinSnap runs every suggestion through an ingredient compatibility matrix before it reaches you.
- Conflicting actives are separated. Pairings that commonly cause irritation are split across AM and PM, or across different nights, rather than stacked.
- Order follows thin to thick. Cleanse, treat, hydrate, moisturize, then protect — so nothing blocks the step that has to absorb.
- Strength scales to your barrier. Reactive or visibly irritated skin gets a gentler entry point and a slower ramp on actives.
- Budget is respected. Recommendations are matched to the tier you pick, from drugstore staples through to luxury.
How a scan works
- 1.Fill in your skin profile. Skin type, sensitivity, main concerns, and budget — this is the context the photo alone can't give.
- 2.Take or upload a selfie. Even, natural light and a bare face give the most reliable read; heavy makeup hides the signals that matter.
- 3.Read your analysis. Visible concerns, matched ingredients with the reasoning behind each, and an ordered AM/PM routine.
- 4.Track what changes. Re-scan over time and compare readings so you can tell whether a routine is actually working.
Common questions
Is this the same as seeing a dermatologist?
No. It's an educational tool that applies dermatologist-informed principles to a photo. It does not diagnose or treat anything, and it is not a substitute for a licensed clinician.
What does it cost to try?
The free plan includes unlimited AI skin scans. Paid plans add full history, personalized AM/PM routines, and progress photos.
What happens to my photo?
Progress photos are stored privately and scoped to your account only. You can export or delete your data at any time from privacy settings.