Skin Check
Use our AI rash checker for infants and children to get quick answers, right from your phone. In seconds, you can get a personalized assessment of the type of rash your baby or child has and make an informed decision on whether to visit your doctor.
Use the LAM Child Health App to access personalized answers about your child’s skin rash.
We created Skin Check for children of all ages
Skin Check can be used for children of all ages, from infants to teenagers. The LAM Child Health App gives parents real answers for a specific rash based on its characteristics, duration and location on the body.
How Skin Check Works
It can be tricky for parents to decide whether their little one’ spots or patches need medical attention, especially since a child’s skin can change in an afternoon. Now, you can take a simple photo of your child’s skin lesion, and Skin Check will analyse the image of the rash and provide reliable answers and guidance on what to do next, removing the guesswork. A picture is worth a thousand words.
Skin Check helps you distinguish between common childhood irritations and viral breakouts using advanced algorithms. You can even add details via our pediatric chatbot LIA, and obtain an advanced assessment that is more specific than could be offered by a list of symptoms alone.
Assess and monitor baby and child skin rash symptoms
Parents can use Skin Check to analyze the texture, color, and spread of a new rash or bump. This tool is perfect for a quick assessment before a doctor’s visit, after a bath, or whenever you notice a sudden change in your little one’s complexion!
Detect rash risks by analyzing rashes instantly
We recommend using Skin Check as soon as a new mark, bump, or patch appears. While you can assess skin at any time, we suggest checking during diaper changes and bath time to identify patterns common in conditions like eczema or heat rash. Monitoring a rash beyond the first 24 hours is vital, as viral eruptions often evolve or spread quickly, and tracking these changes helps determine if a reaction is localized to an irritant or a sign of an infection.
Get personalized feedback based on your child’s specific age and symptoms
Depending on the visual analysis and the symptoms you’ve logged, the app will provide child-specific results and advice.
Soothe or treat the rash according to established healthcare practices
Skin Check may recommend immediate at-home comfort measures—such as using a cool compress or hypoallergenic moisturizer—or prompt you to consult a healthcare professional for a clinical evaluation.
Track your progress with simple monitoring
The app also includes trackers so you can keep track of medication, milestones and more. Information is secure and can be shared with your pediatrician until your child’s rash is gone.
LAM Skin Check App Features
- Instant rash analysis
- Personalized guidance
- Recommended actions
- Communicate results with a local health care professional
Quick skin assessments for multiple common rash types
Many rashes can look similar, but exploring the specific details of a skin rash by analyzing a photo helps parents figure out what might be the cause and what to do about it.
Diaper Dermatitis (Diaper Rash)
This is the most common skin condition in infants. It is typically caused by prolonged contact with moisture, urine, or stool, which irritates the baby’s sensitive skin.
Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema)
Eczema often appears in the first six months of life and is related to a leaky skin barrier that lets moisture out and irritants in.
Contact Dermatitis (Allergic Reaction)
This occurs when the skin reacts to something it has touched. Common culprits include new laundry detergents, bubble baths, nickel (in snaps/zippers), or even saliva (drool rash).
Viral Exanthems (Viral Rashes)
Many common childhood viruses (like Roseola, Fifth Disease, or Hand, Foot, and Mouth) cause a widespread rash as the body fights the infection.
Patented technology, tested by parents and doctors
- Reviewed by scientific experts
- Tested by independent groups of mothers and fathers
- Patented technology
- Proudly backed by clinical algorithms and a board of certified doctors and physicians