Mobile dermatoscope guide for clearer mole tracking

A phone dermatoscope can make mole documentation more consistent, but image quality matters. DermaTrack is built around repeatable capture, not casual camera-roll photos.

DermaTrack is a personal screening and documentation tool. It is not a certified medical device and does not provide a medical diagnosis.

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Use polarized, close-range lighting

A 10x mobile dermatoscope with polarized light usually gives better detail than a plain phone camera, especially for pigment network and border visibility.

Repeat the same setup

For evolution tracking, use similar lighting, distance, angle, and focus. A single high-quality baseline makes future comparisons more useful.

Escalate suspicious changes

Rapid growth, new asymmetry, irregular borders, multiple colors, bleeding, pain, or a lesion that looks different from your other moles should be reviewed by a clinician.