Intelligent Skin Condition Recognition Through Deep Learning and Web-Based Implementation

Intelligent Skin Condition Recognition Through Deep Learning and Web-Based Implementation

Sushmitha Suresh1, Nabeel Baig2, Abhijeet Das3, Tanish Jain4, B S Akhil5

1Assistant Professor, 2,3,4,5Undergraduate Students Department of Computer Science and Engineering K S School of Engineering and Management Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Abstract—Dermatological disorders constitute a significant portion of global medical concerns, with delayed detection poten- tially leading to severe health complications. Prompt and accurate identification of these conditions is vital for enhancing patient recovery prospects and reducing healthcare system burden. This investigation presents an automated categorization framework for diverse skin ailments utilizing deep learning methodology, specifically employing a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) trained on publicly available dermatoscopic imagery. The dataset undergoes comprehensive enhancement procedures, including dimensional standardization, value normalization, and extensive augmentation techniques to bolster the model’s capacity to handle varied clinical presentations. The engineered CNN structure demonstrates robust predictive capabilities in distinguishing various cutaneous lesion types. For practical implementation, the trained algorithm is embedded within an intuitive web interface constructed with Flask, enabling individuals to submit skin imagery and obtain instantaneous diagnostic insights. This platform promotes timely detection and extends specialized dermatological assistance to geographically isolated or resource- constrained communities. The findings of this research under- score the transformative potential of deep learning frameworks in providing accessible, precise, and scalable dermatological diagnostic solutions.

Index Terms—Dermatological Analysis, Neural Network Ar- chitecture, Computational Intelligence, Web Application Frame- work, Clinical Image Processing, Automated Dermatology