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Whilst the incidence rate of skin cancer is high it is also one of the most preventable forms of cancer. Skin cancer is primarily caused by cumulative exposure to UV or sunlight.
By following the guidelines below you will reduce the risk of excessive UV light exposure:
Dermatologists recommend UPF50+ sun protective clothing as the first line of defence against skin cancer. Solbari Sun Protection, offers an award-winning range of UPF50+ sun protective clothing, broad-brim sun hats, arm sleeves and umbrellas.
There are a number of medications known to increase an individual's sensitivity to the sun. If you have a history of allergies and sensitivities like eczema and rosacea, you may be more likely to experience photosensitivity. Both topical and oral medications can cause photosensitivity, so it’s important to check if any medication you are currently taking is a known photosensitiser.
You probably spend more time driving your car than you spend relaxing at the beach, but for which activity do you wear the most sun protection? Beyond sunglasses, we don't always think to use sun protection in the car. This blog post will explain why you need sun protection during your commute and which products you can use for the safest drive.
Your first full-body exam at the dermatologist is important, but it can also be nerve-racking. A positive experience will encourage you to continue getting your annual skin checks and keep skin cancer at bay. This blog post will explain what you can expect and how you can prepare so you feel more comfortable.
