DermLite Product Selector
Seeking a device for clearer skin visualisation?
New to Dermoscopy and Over 40?
Unfortunately as we age our eyes require more light; accordingly we recommend the use of Dermatoscopes with more LED’s and a larger viewing area.
DermLite HR: Produces the most light of any pocket sized dermatoscope with the largest lens in its class, button-activated light intensity adjustment, rechargeable battery, and camera-ready. Plus extend the faceplate and view lesions using oil immersion epiluminescence.
DermLite DL3: The first handheld DermLite to integrate a 25mm four-element lens, which offers greatly reduced optical distortion and a sharper image across the field of view, cross-polarized & non-polarized lighting. Fully enclosed faceplate spacer to capture more light & camera ready.
New to Dermoscopy and Under 40?
DL100: The original choice for oil-free pocket sized epiluminescence. Offers rapid detection of skin cancer with enhanced visualization of pigmented skin lesions using bright-white LED’s for, natural illumination and advanced cross-polarization technology.
DermLite Carbon: Visualise both deep-pigmented structures & superficial structures of the skin surface using both cross-polarized and surface-polarized modes. The first group of eight LED’s produces cross-polarized light, ideal for visualizing deep structures, whereas the second set of eight LED’s is linearly polarized, giving you a clear rendition of the skin surface.
Looking to upgrade to have more light?
Note: In addition to being able to take pictures and use fluid with your DermLite what else would you like to achieve with your upgrade?
DermLite HR: Produces the most light of any pocket sized dermatoscope with the largest lens in its class, button-activated light intensity adjustment, rechargeable battery, and camera-ready. Plus extend the faceplate and view lesions using oil immersion epiluminescence.
DermLite DL3: The first handheld DermLite to integrate a 25mm four-element lens, which offers greatly reduced optical distortion and a sharper image across the field of view, cross-polarized & non-polarized lighting. Fully enclosed faceplate spacer to capture more light & camera ready.
Looking to upgrade to see pigmented lesions more clearly?
Note: In addition to being able to take pictures and use fluid with your DermLite what else would you like to achieve with your upgrade?
DermLite 2Pro: The Best of both Worlds with cross-polarization shown to be superior for visualizing vascularity. Plus extend the faceplate and image pigmented lesions either dry or with immersion fluids.
DermLite Hybrid: DermLite II hybrid m is the first dermatoscope that combines non-polarized illumination for immersion fluid dermoscopy with dry, cross-polarized dermoscopy, with or without skin contact. Palm-sized, this versatile device offers high light output, a large 25 mm lens, camera adaptability*, as well as an integrated, rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
DermLite DL3: The first handheld DermLite to integrate a 25mm four-element lens, which offers greatly reduced optical distortion and a sharper image across the field of view, cross-polarized & non-polarized lighting. Fully enclosed faceplate spacer to capture more light & camera ready.
Looking to upgrade to see the Blue / White veil more easily?
Note: In addition to being able to take pictures and use fluid with your DermLite what else would you like to achieve with your upgrade?
DermLite Hybrid: DermLite II hybrid m is the first dermatoscope that combines non-polarized illumination for immersion fluid dermoscopy with dry, cross-polarized dermoscopy, with or without skin contact. Palm-sized, this versatile device offers high light output, a large 25 mm lens, camera adaptability*, as well as an integrated, rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
DermLite DL3: The first handheld DermLite to integrate a 25mm four-element lens, which offers greatly reduced optical distortion and a sharper image across the field of view, cross-polarized & non-polarized lighting. Fully enclosed faceplate spacer to capture more light & camera ready.
Looking to upgrade to have the best all round device?
Note: In addition to being able to take pictures and use fluid with your DermLite what else would you like to achieve with your upgrade?
DermLite DL3: The first handheld DermLite to integrate a 25mm four-element lens, which offers greatly reduced optical distortion and a sharper image across the field of view, cross-polarized & non-polarized lighting. Fully enclosed faceplate spacer to capture more light & camera ready.
Wanting to take pictures occasionally?
DermLite 2Pro: The Best of both Worlds with cross-polarization shown to be superior for visualizing vascularity. Plus extend the faceplate and image pigmented lesions either dry or with immersion fluids.
DermLite HR: Produces the most light of any pocket sized dermatoscope with the largest lens in its class, button-activated light intensity adjustment, rechargeable battery, and camera-ready. Plus extend the faceplate and view lesions using oil immersion epiluminescence.
DermLite Hybrid: DermLite II hybrid m is the first dermatoscope that combines non-polarized illumination for immersion fluid dermoscopy with dry, cross-polarized dermoscopy, with or without skin contact. Palm-sized, this versatile device offers high light output, a large 25 mm lens, camera adaptability*, as well as an integrated, rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
DermLite DL3: The first handheld DermLite to integrate a 25mm four-element lens, which offers greatly reduced optical distortion and a sharper image across the field of view, cross-polarized & non-polarized lighting. Fully enclosed faceplate spacer to capture more light & camera ready.
Wanting to take pictures frequently?
Looking for what’s new & innovative?
DL3: The first handheld DermLite to integrate a 25mm four-element lens, which offers greatly reduced optical distortion and a sharper image across the field of view, cross-polarized & non-polarized lighting. Fully enclosed faceplate spacer to capture more light & camera ready.
Committed to a fluid view?
A medical photographer?
