DermLens M6
Designed by Dermatologists. Engineered for Diagnostic Confidence.
Premium smartphone dermoscopy built around clinical clarity, precision optics and a clean professional workflow.
Optical craftsmanship
Built around the lens.
Precision glass, controlled illumination and a compact aluminium body — designed to make every examination feel clear, focused and confident.
DermLens M6
Less equipment.
More diagnostic confidence.
DermLens M6 is a premium smartphone dermatoscope designed for clear clinical image capture, everyday consultation workflows and confident visual assessment.
Designed by dermatologists
Built for modern dermatology.
Connect DermLens M6 to a smartphone, capture dermoscopic images, review findings and document cases through a compact workflow designed around real clinical use.
Premium optical system
Clarity begins with glass.
A 30 mm optical lens, 10× magnification and controlled illumination support clear visualisation across polarised, non-polarised and UV examination modes. Scroll to look through it.
DermLens® — Model M6
M6
Premium optical system
One instrument, three lights — simulated views
Built like an instrument, because it is one.
10×
30mm
365nm
The complete dermoscopy instrument.
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True optical magnification
Wide-field optical lens
Ultraviolet illumination
Contact mode
Non-polarised
Surface pattern, scale and texture in true detail.
No contact fluid
Cross-polarised
Sub-surface structure, vessels and pigment revealed.
Ultraviolet
UV 365 nm
Fluorescence daylight can't show you.
Magnetic adaptor
Snaps to any smartphone in one motion.
USB-C
One cable, like everything else on your desk.
Ice caps
Single-use caps keep contact exams hygienic.
Everything clinicians need, right out of the box.
Set up quickly, examine comfortably, charge easily and protect the device between clinical sessions.
Magnetic adaptor
Fast smartphone attachment for a secure, repeatable imaging workflow.
Ice cap
Designed to support patient comfort during examination.
USB-C charging
Modern charging connection for daily clinical use.
Replacement parts
Prepared for future shop categories and owner support.
Testimonials
Reserved for approved clinical voices.
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Clinician perspective
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Clinical workflow
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Optical quality
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Clinical clarity, shown visually.
Dermoscopic examples highlight structure, colour and detail captured through the DermLens M6 optical system.
Example imagery — final clinical captures confirmed before launch
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Clinical precision
Calm, controlled examination.
The compact form factor and integrated illumination support efficient dermoscopic examination in consultation rooms, screening clinics and follow-up workflows.
Key details, clearly presented.
DermLens M6 brings the essential optical, imaging and accessory information into a clean specification view — without overcrowding the page.
- Magnification
- 10×
- Optical lens
- 30 mm
- Polarised dermoscopy
- Included
- Non-polarised dermoscopy
- Included
- UV mode
- Included
- Smartphone compatibility
- Magnetic adaptor
- Charging
- USB-C
- Construction
- Machined aluminium
- Battery
- TBD
- Weight
- TBD
- Warranty
- TBD
- Included accessories
- Magnetic adaptor, ice cap, USB-C cable
- Certification
- UKCA / CE — to be confirmed
Final technical values are confirmed before launch.
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DermLens M6 and accessories.
Order DermLens M6, essential accessories and replacement parts through a simple, secure product path.
DermLens M6 package
Package contents and pricing to be confirmed by DermLens before launch.
Education and documentation in one place.
Support clinicians and owners with clear, accessible resources that can scale as DermLens grows.
User manuals
Product manuals, quick-start guidance and downloadable documentation.
Instructions for Use
Instructions for Use and regulated product documentation.
Clinical guides
Educational articles, clinical guides and future research publications.
Video tutorials
Training videos, product walkthroughs and care guidance.
FAQ
Clear answers for purchasing, setup, usage and ownership.
Downloads
Centralized downloads for documents, media and future updates.
DermLens owner portal
Every genuine owner, connected.
Serial-number registration unlocks warranty status, product documentation, IFU, care guidance, clinical resources, product updates and future member benefits.
- Extended warranty activation
- Warranty status
- Product documentation
- Training videos
- Firmware / software updates
- Member communications
Care & troubleshooting
Support after purchase.
Keep DermLens M6 clean, charged, protected and ready for every examination.
Cleaning recommendations
Safe cleaning and handling guidance.
Charging guidance
USB-C charging and battery support.
Troubleshooting
Setup, connection and usage support.
Returns & warranty
Warranty information, returns procedure and replacement accessories.
Questions
Dermoscopy, answered.
What is a dermatoscope?
A dermatoscope is a handheld optical device that gives clinicians a magnified, illuminated view of the skin. It typically provides 10x magnification and uses polarised or non-polarised light to reveal colours, structures and blood-vessel patterns not visible to the naked eye.
What magnification do dermatoscopes use?
Standard dermoscopy uses 10x magnification. This is the accepted clinical baseline for examining pigmented lesions and skin structures down to the dermo-epidermal junction.
What is the difference between a dermatoscope and a dermoscope?
None — the terms are used interchangeably for the same device. Dermoscopy is the examination technique; a dermatoscope (or dermoscope) is the instrument used to perform it.
Polarised vs non-polarised dermoscopy — which is better?
They are complementary. Polarised light needs no skin contact or fluid and shows deeper vascular and shiny-white structures; non-polarised contact mode shows superficial features such as milia-like cysts. Hybrid dermatoscopes that toggle between both increase diagnostic confidence.
Do aesthetic and beauty practitioners need a dermatoscope?
A dermatoscope helps aesthetic practitioners assess lesions and pigmentation before treatment and identify features that warrant referral to a GP or dermatologist. It supports safe practice but does not replace clinical diagnosis by a qualified professional.
Is a dermatoscope used in GP practices?
Yes. Dermoscopy is increasingly used in UK primary care to triage skin lesions, and studies show it improves referral accuracy when clinicians are trained in its use.
How much does a professional dermatoscope cost in the UK?
Professional handheld dermatoscopes typically range from a few hundred pounds to around £1,600, depending on optics, polarisation modes and imaging capability. Consumer devices sell for less but are not intended for clinical assessment.
How do I buy DermLens for my clinic?
DermLens is sold B2B to UK clinics. Request a quote or demo via the contact form; bulk and multi-site pricing is available.
Distribution
Built for global expansion.
DermLens works with authorised distribution partners to support clinical teams across international markets.
Contact
Speak with DermLens.
For product enquiries, distributor conversations, support or clinical resources.
The new standard in smartphone dermoscopy.
Premium optics. Clinical confidence. Built for modern dermatology.