SkinBit, a company building a full-body scanner for skin cancer screening, today announced a $6 million pre-seed round from Boost VC, Cleo Capital, Manna Ventures, Profluent Capital, with participation from angel investors including Lyft co-founder Logan Green, and nine board-certified dermatologists.
The company said it is bringing its 20-minute, full-body skin scanning technology to clinics and wellness centers while building a data platform that lets patients own their skin health history over time.
SkinBit's full body scans are reviewed by board-certified dermatologists and stored as a patient-owned longitudinal baseline. SkinBit is placing its scanning technology inside med spas, longevity clinics, and dermatology practices, with three locations set to go live in 2026. Patients who need clinical attention are routed to dermatologists with a data-backed picture already attached.
SkinBit's clinical team includes the company's co-founder and medical advisor, Dr. Justin Ko, Stanford's Chief of Medical Dermatology; and its Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Sancy Leachman, former dermatology chair at OHSU. The company also said nine board-certified dermatologists have invested personally in the round.
SkinBit will have three locations live in 2026, 15 by the end of 2027, and more than 20 in active pipeline discussions.
