A tiny piece of mind
now has the ability to help me search for skin conditions based on an image I fed into it, I decided to give it a try.
Still, I'm older now and I can't really avoid the yearly checkups and colonoscopies. But I've drawn the line at dermatologists who love freezing things off your body and searching every square inch for an angry mole that might be something worse.
These one or two skin tags have not changed in ages, which I know is a decent sign I shouldn't worry but I can only feel and not see them. I wasn't inclined to show them to anyone and ask what they thought. Google Lens seemed like the perfect impersonal middleman.Now, before you get totally freaked out, my test mole is on my side, parallel to my stomach, but just close enough to my back that I can not turn my head far enough around to see it.
Next, I opened the Google App and selected the Lens icon . This opened up the Google Lens interface. It also offers the ability to take a photo right there but since I'd have to use the on-screen camera icon , I opted to stick with the photo I already had.
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