Google Lens is gaining a new feature that allows users to upload photos of skin, hair and nail conditions for relevant search results.

Google says its Lens image search feature can “search for skin conditions” like an “odd mole or rash” and offer search results.

How To Use Google Lens to Check Your Skin for Suspicious Spots an internal medicine doctor and Group Product Manager at Google, says that skin health is a very common topic people turn to Google ...

Google Lens has been updated with a slightly more functional UI, as Google limits the options you can find elsewhere.

Along with Maps Live View, Lens is Google’s most promising AR service, and it now has the ability to recognize skin conditions. Today, the company is also announcing other new generative AI ...

Earlier this week, Google announced an incredible new feature for Google Lens: the ability to search skin conditions. Essentially, the application now enables users to take a picture of their skin ...

Google Lens may be able to help people learn more about a skin condition. An image search suggested the condition shown here could be perhaps atopic dermatitis, psoriasis or lichen simplex chronicus.

Google Lens can also help in searching for skin conditions that are visually like your own.

Google's Lens app can now help recognize various skin conditions, though Google says it doesn't count as a medical diagnosis.

Lens on the other hand simply appears to use Google’s algorithms to match one picture with similar images of skin conditions, and give some indication of what that condition might be.

How To Use Google Lens to Check Your Skin for Suspicious Spots Dr. Peggy Bui, MD, MBA, an internal medicine doctor and Group Product Manager at Google, says that skin health is a very common topic ...