The DermLite® DL1 Basic is a compact, easy-to-use teledermoscopy device designed to enable high-quality skin imaging using virtually any smartphone. It allows primary care clinicians to capture polarized dermoscopic images and share them with specialists for remote review, supporting earlier assessment of suspicious lesions and improved access to dermatology expertise.

Built on the proven DermLite® DL1 platform, the DL1 Basic is designed for simplicity, portability, and clinical reliability. It supports imaging of both pigmented and non-pigmented lesions, making it suitable for general skin examinations, mole monitoring, and high-risk patient follow-up, including individuals with a family history of melanoma or lesions of concern who may have limited access to in-person dermatology services.

The system requires only the DL1 Basic device, a smartphone, and an optional iOS application to begin capturing diagnostic-quality dermoscopic images.

Key Features

• Enables teledermoscopy using virtually any smartphone or tablet
• Designed for monitoring moles and suspicious skin lesions
• Produces crystal-clear polarized dermoscopic images
• Suitable for pigmented and non-pigmented lesion assessment
• Supports remote specialist review and telemedicine workflows
• Compact and easy-to-use clinical imaging system
• Ideal for high-risk patients or limited-access dermatology cases
• Simple setup with minimal hardware requirements

Included Components

• DermLite® DL1 Basic device
• Polarized spacer
• Glass faceplate
• Standard USB charging cable
• MCC universal smartphone/tablet adapter

Specifications

• Product Type: Smartphone Dermatoscope
• Model: DL1 Basic
• Imaging Type: Polarized dermoscopy
• Compatibility: Virtually all smartphones and tablets
• Connectivity: MCC universal adapter
• Charging: USB
• Use: Teledermoscopy and lesion monitoring

The DermLite® DL1 Basic is a smartphone-compatible dermatoscope designed for teledermoscopy and skin lesion monitoring. It enables clinicians to capture polarized dermoscopic images and share them remotely for specialist review, supporting efficient dermatology workflows.