If you read the other reviews, you will notice that those morons provide very little context. You have to be a medical professional in order for your account to be approved by Face2Gene team; however, the app still lets you upload/capture a photo and get a diagnose that may or may not be accurate during the “pending approval” period. The app does what it says it will do, so to give it a bad review is nonsensical. I gave it 3 stars because the app is outdated and it’s not something a medical professional would use to help diagnose a patient.

TAKE YOUR CHILD TO A DOCTORIf you are complaining that this app is only for doctors then you obviously haven't gone to one! If you really want to know what the app says GO TO A DOCTOR and ask them to use it! All the angry mom's are exactly the reason this is only for health professionals only. it helps doctors determine which generic condition after they determine there is one. Letting anyone use it would create false positives.I give this app 5 stars for preventing science deniers who have "done their research" from having another thing to justify dangerous alternative "medicine" and "treatments.

Such a wonderful app to exist, however it doesn’t do patients any good. I would be willing to bet that my daughter’s medical team would laugh me out of the office if I asked them to download an app to scan her face for a genetic diagnosis. If this app has any chance at becoming a benefit to the medical community it would be wise to allow parents to use it. We could then research the app’s suggested diagnosis prior to seeing the doctor and go into the next appointment ready to discuss our findings.

With the lack of access to geneticists on site, as a genetic counselor this tool is greatly appreciated to give a sense of direction in mystery cases. As for the people complaining about it not being accessible...there are patient photos on here, no professional would submit cases or feedback if they knew the public was on here. If you’re a parent concerned for your child, please take them to a doctor.