UrviHealth

Skin & hair concerns

A clearer next step for a skin or hair concern.

Share two clear photos and answer a few questions. We check whether the images are usable and give you preliminary guidance on what to do next.

UrviHealth does not confirm a diagnosis or rule out serious conditions. If you have trouble breathing, severe pain, fever with a spreading rash, or rapidly worsening symptoms, seek urgent medical care now.

How it works

Three steps from photo to actionable guidance—designed for worried users, not engineering demos.

01

Tell us what concerns you

Choose the type of concern and answer a few short questions.

02

Take two guided photos

We help you capture one overview and one clear close-up.

03

See your next step

Get simple guidance on whether to monitor, arrange a clinician visit, or seek urgent care.

What brings you in?

Tap a concern to start—photos plus a short note help your care team respond faster.

Changing spotRash or rednessAcne & textureItch or painPigmentationOther concern

Built for trust

Consent-first capture, clear limits on what AI can say, and human review when it matters.

  • Consent before photos are used for screening.
  • Plain-language results—not raw model scores on the patient path.
  • Clinician handoff via share link or WhatsApp when you enable it.
  • Screening guidance only; diagnosis stays with licensed providers.

FAQ

Straight answers people actually read.

Is this a diagnosis?

No. You receive plain-language guidance on what to do next—not a diagnosis. A qualified clinician may need to examine you in person.

What if I might have an emergency?

If you have severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, or systemic signs like fever or trouble breathing, use emergency services. Do not rely on an online screening.

Who reviews my case?

In pilot deployments, partner dermatology teams can review flagged cases through a clinician workflow. Availability depends on your region and program.

What improves accuracy?

Good lighting, focus, one concern per photo, and a short note about duration and symptoms. Blur and harsh shadows reduce usefulness.