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Hundreds of people have been helped through this app. You're taking an important step toward understanding your skin health. Our AI is analyzing your image right now...

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Professional Mole Analysis

Upload a clear, well-lit photo of a skin mole for comprehensive AI analysis.

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Fill the frame with your mole for detailed AI analysis.

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Use natural daylight. Avoid shadows and flash.

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See how CanScan has helped Canadians take control of their skin health

Sarah M.
Sarah M. Toronto, ON
Verified User

"I had been worried about a mole on my back for months. CanScan's AI analysis gave me the push I needed to see my dermatologist. Turns out it was nothing serious, but the peace of mind was invaluable."

Michael T.
Michael T. Vancouver, BC
Verified User

"As someone with fair skin and a family history of skin cancer, I use CanScan regularly to monitor my moles. The instant analysis is incredibly helpful. It's like having a dermatologist in my pocket!"

Jennifer L.
Jennifer L. Calgary, AB
Verified User

"The AI flagged a mole that I thought was harmless. I booked an appointment with my dermatologist who confirmed it needed to be checked. Early detection saved me from a potentially serious situation!"

David R.
David R. Montreal, QC
Verified User

"Quick, easy, and professional. The ABCDE breakdown helped me understand exactly what the AI was looking at. I've recommended CanScan to my entire family."

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Expert Knowledge

The Essential Guide to Mole Detection

While our AI provides a comprehensive preliminary analysis, understanding how to check your own skin is a life-saving skill. Skin cancer is highly treatable when detected early.

A

Asymmetry

One half of the mole does not match the other half. Draw an imaginary line through the middle - both halves should look similar.

B

Border

The edges are irregular, ragged, notched, or blurred. Healthy moles typically have smooth, even borders.

C

Color

The color is not uniform and may include different shades of brown, black, pink, red, white, or blue.

D

Diameter

The spot is larger than 6mm across (size of a pencil eraser), although melanomas can sometimes be smaller.

E

Evolving

The mole is changing in size, shape, color, or elevation, or has new symptoms like itching, tenderness, or bleeding. Any change is worth noting.

How to Perform a Monthly Skin Self-Exam

In a well-lit room with a full-length mirror, systematically check your entire body:

1 Face, neck, ears, and scalp (use a comb to part your hair)
2 Front and back of your torso
3 Underarms, both sides of your arms, and hands (including between fingers and under nails)
4 Legs and feet (including soles and between toes)

Important: If you see a spot that is new, changing, or just worries you, see a dermatologist promptly.