Why sunscreen is necessary for daily use?
Patient's Query
Hi doctor,
I have heard much about sunscreen's importance in skincare, primarily to protect against ultraviolet (UV) rays. But I am a teenager and wonder if I need sunscreen daily. It seems like a hassle, but I am willing to try it if it is essential for keeping my skin healthy. Please explain why sunscreen is necessary for daily use and recommend some products suitable for everyday use.
Thanks.
Hi,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
I understand your concern.
Sunscreens, as the name suggests, protect from ultraviolet rays by forming a barrier. The white skin has less melanin, so they are more prone to the harmful effects of these rays. Toxic effects include skin aging, tanning, dark spots, and diseases like seborrheic keratosis in old age. In rare cases, it can also cause skin cancers if there is a genetic predisposition. So, regular use of sunscreen of SPF (sun protection factor) 50 is recommended for white skin to keep skin young and healthy. Repeat it every three hours without washing it in sunlight during the day.
I hope this information will help you.
Thanks.
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