The sun’s warmth may lift your mood, but its UV rays are quietly doing long-term damage to your skin. Whether it’s a beach day in July or a cloudy afternoon in December, UV radiation doesn’t take a break—and neither should your skincare routine. Sun damage can lead to premature aging, dark spots, fine lines, dryness, and even skin cancer. But don’t worry—there are effective solutions to both repair past damage and prevent new harm.

How Sun Damage Shows Up

Sun exposure affects all layers of the skin, breaking down collagen and damaging DNA. Over time, this leads to:

Wrinkles and loss of elasticity

Uneven pigmentation and dark spots

Rough texture and dryness

An increased risk of skin cancer

Even mild daily exposure adds up, especially without consistent protection.

Repair the Damage

Fortunately, your skin has the power to renew—especially with a little help. Professional dermatologic treatments can dramatically improve skin tone, texture, and health:

Chemical Peels: Gently exfoliate the top layer to reduce discoloration and fine lines.

Laser Therapy: Targets pigmentation, redness, and texture with precision.

Microneedling: Stimulates collagen and enhances absorption of serums.

At home, incorporate antioxidant-rich serums (like vitamin C), retinoids, and moisturizers with ceramides to restore your skin’s strength and vibrance.

Prevent Future Damage – Every Season

Sun safety is not a summertime task—it’s a daily habit. For lasting skin health:

Apply broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher every morning, even on cloudy days.

Reapply every two hours when outdoors or after sweating/swimming.

Use wide-brimmed hats, sunglasses, and UPF clothing to block direct rays.

Don’t forget areas like the ears, lips, and hands—they’re often overlooked.

Protecting your skin year-round ensures it stays healthy, youthful, and radiant for years to come.

Contact Us Today

Medical Arts Building

1060 South Main Street, Suite 1

Tipton, IN 46072

(317) 961-1868

www.dermassoc.net

Let our experts at Derm Associates help you create a personalized skin protection and repair plan.