Sun : Sun damaged skin, also called dermatoheliosis, is due to the chronic changes of uva and uvb photodamage. There are treatments that can help. First, i would recommend you wear a sunscreen with spf 30 or greater (i use elta md uv clear) in your facial moisturizer every single day. Second, i would visit a dermatologist who might prescribe a combination of Retin-A and the obagi skin care system (or similar system) to help with the texture, tone, and blend the discoloration of the face. Other options might include an ipl treatment, chemical peels, or laser resurfacing but those options are more expensive.
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Sun Protection : UV is very damaging to your skin, and eye. Wear sun screen, and sunglasses. Hydration, healthy antioxidant diet and exercise routinely. Pls keep ur skin moist with lotions and add Retinol to ur regiment at night time. More omega 3 essential fatty acid by mouth and topical Rose hip oil. Rejuvenating laser Picosure & IPL are great for hyperpigmentation & to promote new collagen and elastin.
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