How to reset and erase sun damage

If you've noticed that your skin has become more discolored on your face, chest, and hands after spending time in the sun during the summer, it's a clear sign of sun damage. Fall is a great time of year to get in to see your dermatologist for a general skin check to evaluate for any skin cancers and to help establish a healthy skin care regimen! 

Check out my podcast with Dr. Glick for more great tips on how to un-do summer sun damage and head into fall with your best skin ever!

In this episode:

1. What are some side effects of summer (skin-wise?)
2. What can people do at home to un-do some of the damage from the sun, water, heat?
3. What are some in-office procedures people can do to un-do some of the damage from the sun, water, heat?
4. How can people prevent these issues in the future?
5. As we transition to fall, what are some things people should be focusing on with their skin and skincare?

Jaimie Glick, M.D. is a board certified dermatologist who treats patients of all ages–including pediatric and adolescents–with a specialty in acne, rosacea, and cosmetic dermatology. She is a highly regarded, compassionate physician who graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Pennsylvania.

In addition to conducting laser research in acne scarring, Dr. Glick has been published in many peer-reviewed journals, authored several book chapters and has given numerous lectures in dermatology. She believes strongly in educating her patients and working together to enhance skin health and beauty.

Follow Dr. Glick here:-

@drjaimieglick

New York Dermatology Group

www.nydermatologygroup.com

 

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Thanks for listening!

The content of this podcast is for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes and does not constitute formal medical advice.