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Three‐dimensional (3D) total‐body photography is a recent advance in melanoma early detection that can aid in monitoring and identifying new and changing skin lesions over time.

A cross‐sectional survey of adults living in metropolitan and rural areas of Australia was conducted to assess perceptions of 3D total‐body photography. Participants completed a survey detailing their previous use of skin cancer photography, personal skin checking history, perceptions of 3D total‐body photography, and willingness to pay. Participants were also asked to describe the potential barriers and facilitators of 3D total‐body photography in their own words.

A total of 1056 participants completed the survey, with 739 (70%) from metropolitan areas of Australia and 317 (30%) from rural areas. Most participants (95%, n = 1004/1056) indicated they would consider using 3D total‐body photography if …