SkinVision

SkinVision is an easy-to-use digital tool designed to help users monitor their skin health. By simply taking a photo of a skin spot, users can receive an assessment reviewed by a team of dermatology professionals. The tool provides guidance on whether the spot should be checked by a doctor or simply monitored over time. As skin spots and moles can change quickly, it’s important to seek medical advice if you notice any unusual changes or developments. 

SkinVision is a digital tool that allows users to take photos of skin spot(s). Photos are reviewed by a panel of dermatologists who will provide guidance on when to seek professional advice. It does not provide a medical diagnosis.

SkinVision helps to guide your decision making about your skin, not to replace your doctor. You can easily track every spot with SkinVision’s body map, so you can monitor changes over time and share results with your GP. Members should continue to visit their dermatologist regularly for skin checks, and if you are unsure about any mole or lesion, you should seek in-person medical advice. 

If you’re 18 years or older and an active HIF member on Extras, Hospital, or Combined health cover, you are eligible for a 12-month SkinVision subscription until 1 December 2026. Just enter in the promotional code found in the Online Member Centre when creating your SkinVision account within the mobile app.

Download the app using your smart device. In the SkinVision app, click ‘Get started’, enter your details and ‘Add promo code’ (you can find this in the Online Member Centre). If you’ve already signed up to the app, you can add the promo code by selecting ‘Account’, then ‘Add promo code’.

HIF does not share your data directly with SkinVision. SkinVision will collect relevant information when you sign up. Please visit SkinVision’s privacy terms.

Skin vision can be used regularly to monitor any new or existing skin spots. It can be particularly useful if you notice changes in size, shape or colour, or if you want to keep a consistent record over time.

If you have any concerns about your skin, you should always seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional.

Skin check are used to monitor skin changes, track moles over time and help users decide when to seek professional medical advice.

Yes, the SkinVision is available in Australia and may be accessed by eligible HIF members as part of their health and wellbeing programs.

Skin check can support early awareness by analysing skin spots, but they do not provide a medical diagnosis. You should always consult a doctor if you have concerns.

Regular monitoring can help you track changes over time, but it’s important to continue routine skin checks with a healthcare professional.