YourSkinDiary app for iPhone and iPad

Track your skin’s changes, and detect the UV you can’t see!


•Your Skin Diary is NOT a medical device and is not to be used or relied upon for diagnosing any injury, illness or condition.
•Use your UV gauge to tell you when you need sun protection – prevention is better than a cure.
•Diarise your skin images to note the difference from one summer to the next – keep track of freckles, moles, reactions and scars. If you notice anything new or unusual on your skin, you should see a medical professional immediately.
•Locate your nearest DMK clinic to address your skin concerns.


About
Your Skin Diary helps you not only gauge the level of UV in order to help you know when you need protection; it also captures and tracks your skin from one season to the next. By taking a quick snap shot of your skin concern (using the Apps camera) of freckles, moles, scars, fine lines etc. you can file and date your images ready for you to compare – just like a before and after! Track your skin concerns and stay protected courtesy of Your Skin Diary.

How to use
Your Skin Diary is a skin analysis tool designed to help you gauge UV strength, keep track of changes within your skin which may raise concerns, and to locate DMK clinics should you seek skin analysis, treatments and products. Your Skin Diary aims to keep you on top of your skin conditions.

Disclaimer
All content and information available on or through this Application are for informational purposes only. Do not rely on information from Your Skin Diary instead of seeking professional medical advice. Never disregard professional medical advice, or delay in seeking it, because of something you have read on Your Skin Diary.
The Skin Diary App is at no time designed to, or to be used to, diagnose, cure, alleviate, prevent, or eliminate, any illness or condition. Your Skin Diary is not responsible or liable for any advice, course of treatment, diagnosis or any other information that you obtained through this App. After using Your Skin Diary, you are encouraged to review the information with your professional healthcare provider.