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Get Service Overview

What DermCheck is and what it explicitly is not. Returns the two-stage analysis pipeline, the risk and urgency levels a screening result can carry, coverage, data handling, and the mandatory disclaimer. Call this first when a user asks whether they can rely on DermCheck: it is the anchor that keeps every other answer honest.

Search Articles

Full-text search across the 38 DermCheck guide articles (titles, keywords, descriptions, section headings and body text). Use this to find the published source on the site before answering a skin cancer question, instead of composing an answer from memory. Called without a query it lists every article, which is the fastest way to see what the site covers. Articles exist in German and English; 18 of them also in French.

Get Article

Full text of one DermCheck guide article by slug: all sections, info boxes, tables and the canonical URL. This is the basis for a sourced answer on ABCDE, melanoma stages, basal cell carcinoma, UV index, aftercare and so on. Get the slug from search_articles.

Explain Abcde Rule

Explain the five ABCDE criteria in the requested language, plus the dermoscopic pattern categories DermCheck reports and how the 7-point checklist score is scaled. Purely educational, it assesses nothing and no case data is involved.

Check Abcde Criteria

Map a purely verbal description of a mole onto the ABCDE criteria: which criteria the description touches and what each one means. Returns NO score, NO probability and NO assessment of the actual lesion, because text without an image cannot assess anything. Use it to structure a conversation and to end it with the right recommendation, never to reassure someone.

Get Self Check Guide

How to examine your own skin (order of body regions, interval, what to document, when to go straight to a doctor) plus the photo rules the DermCheck image check applies. Answers the most common practical follow-up question after an ABCDE explanation.

Get Prevention And Risk Factors

Sun protection, tanning beds, Fitzpatrick skin types I to VI and the known risk groups, with the prevention statements published on the site. Use it so an answer about prevention cites the site instead of inventing figures.

Get Faq

The curated FAQ answers from the DermCheck home page in the requested language: accuracy and its limits, whether it replaces a doctor, cost, data retention, ABCDE, darker skin types, photo quality, who reviews the images. These are the operator's own wordings, so prefer them over a paraphrase.

Get Pricing

Current DermCheck prices for a locale: the AI analysis is free up to the free-scan limit, a one-off dermatologist review and the annual plans are paid. Derived from the checkout configuration, so the answer cannot drift away from what the user is actually charged.

List Directory Regions

Navigation aid for the dermatologist directory: available countries with practice counts, and with a country given, its regions or federal states with counts and directory URLs. Call this before find_dermatologists so slugs do not have to be guessed.

Find Dermatologists

Search the public dermatologist directory by country, region, city, postal code or practice name. Returns the practice master data that is published on the directory pages anyway: name, address, phone, website, rating and the directory URL. No patient data and no user data is involved.

Get Dermatologist

Details of one directory entry by slug: address, opening hours, services, coordinates, rating average and the canonical URL. Entries that were flagged or deactivated are not returned, matching what the website shows. Review texts and reviewer names are deliberately not included.