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Tips to Avoid Sun Damage…

  • Plan your outdoor activities to avoid the sun's strongest rays.
  • Avoid the sun between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. as much as possible
  • Wear protective clothing and covering such as hats to reduce sun exposure.
  • Wear sunglasses that provide 100% UV ray protection.
  • Always, Always, ALWAYS apply sunscreen. When outdoors, always wear a Sun Protection Factor (SPF) 15 or greater, which will block Ultra Violet rays, and apply it thirty minutes before sun exposure.
  • Apply the sunscreen BEFORE you go outside, and apply a substantial amount. No one ever puts enough on. Looking Tan! has priced our Sun screens so you do not feel like you spent too much money on your lotion to use it! use of this issue concerning liberal application, expensive sunscreens can be dangerous to your skin's health!

  • Be Careful! A sunburn continues to develop several hours after initial exposure to the sun. Be cognizant of that and make sure you protect yourself!

For treatment, if you believe that some damage has already been done:

  • Seek medical attention from your dermatologist to evaluate if you received skin or eye damage from the sun or if you experienced an allergic reaction to the sun.
  • See your dermatologist if you develop an unusual mole, a scaly patch or a sore that doesn't heal. You may have developed a pre-cancer or a skin cancer. Your dermatologist can also repair and reverse sun-damaged wrinkles through medical treatments and dermatologic surgery.