Q. As a cop, how can I protect my skin from cancer caused by sun rays?
Hello doctor,
I have been appointed as a cop. I am happy, but I am in an increased state of panic. As I will be working under the sun all day, I fear skin cancer. Are there any tips to avoid skin cancer even though I am exposed to the sun for the whole day? What are the preventive measures to follow? Are there any home remedies to follow to do when I reach home?
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I suggest you use a good sunscreen with an SPF (sun protection factor) of 50. You can use vitamin C and Niacinamide based serums at night.
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