CureSkin was founded in 2017 in Bengaluru, India by former Google executives Ramakrishna Rajana, Gunavardhan Kakulapati, and Charu Sharma. The company has since raised a Series B round of $20 million led by HealthQuad and now counts more than 1.7 million customers.
Users photograph a skin or hair concern inside the app, and computer-vision models trained on dermatological image data generate an initial assessment, which a licensed dermatologist then reviews before prescribing a personalized regimen. Treatment kits built around that regimen ship directly to the customer's door, with follow-up check-ins and photo comparisons over time to adjust the plan as the condition changes.
Aimed at consumers who want dermatologist input without booking an in-person clinic visit, particularly across India where the app has its deepest reach. The initial AI skin and hair analysis is free; customized treatment kits start around ₹1,499 (roughly $18), with ongoing monthly subscription options for continued dermatologist follow-up and restocked products.
