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1 in 484.5 million Americans

live with a skin condition: pain, scarring, lost sleep, and a quiet toll on confidence that rarely shows up in a single photo.

American Academy of Dermatology, Burden of Skin Disease.

34.5 daysthe average wait

is how long it takes, on average, to be seen by a dermatologist in the U.S. In some cities, that wait stretches closer to three months. By the time the appointment arrives, the skin you booked it for has already changed.

An empty hospital waiting room, illustrating the long wait to be seen

Merritt Hawkins / AMN Healthcare, 2022 Survey of Physician Appointment Wait Times.

The visit becomes a single frame of a story no one recorded.

Between visits, nothing measures your skin, so things quietly worsen.

A woman sitting on a couch holding her head, looking distressed

This costs Americans 75 billion dollars a year, due to follow-up appointments, misprescription, and delayed diagnosis.

American Academy of Dermatology, Burden of Skin Disease.

What if something was always keeping watch?

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