
Sun Damage
CONCERN
Sun Damage
Healthier-looking skin begins with understanding cumulative sun exposure.
Recognize sun spots, mottled tone, roughness, and texture linked with UV exposure.

Sun Damage
CONCERN
Sun Damage
Healthier-looking skin begins with understanding cumulative sun exposure.
Recognize sun spots, mottled tone, roughness, and texture linked with UV exposure.

Sun Damage
CONCERN
Sun Damage
Healthier-looking skin begins with understanding cumulative sun exposure.
Recognize sun spots, mottled tone, roughness, and texture linked with UV exposure.
CONCERN OVERVIEW
Healthier-looking skin begins with understanding cumulative sun exposure.
Sun damage can appear as brown spots, uneven tone, rough texture, visible vessels, fine lines, or reduced elasticity after repeated ultraviolet exposure.
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SUN SPOTS
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MOTTLED TONE
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TEXTURE CHANGES
WHAT IT IS
Cumulative ultraviolet change
Sun damage develops as repeated ultraviolet exposure alters pigment, collagen, vessels, and skin texture.
COMMON APPEARANCE
Spots + roughness + fine lines
May appear as uneven pigment, freckles, redness, rough texture, visible vessels, or premature lines.
OUR APPROACH
Address the visible damage
Care is tailored to pigment, texture, vessel changes, skin tone, exposure history, sensitivity, and goals.
CONCERN OVERVIEW
Healthier-looking skin begins with understanding cumulative sun exposure.
Sun damage can appear as brown spots, uneven tone, rough texture, visible vessels, fine lines, or reduced elasticity after repeated ultraviolet exposure.
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SUN SPOTS
+
MOTTLED TONE
+
TEXTURE CHANGES
WHAT IT IS
Cumulative ultraviolet change
Sun damage develops as repeated ultraviolet exposure alters pigment, collagen, vessels, and skin texture.
COMMON APPEARANCE
Spots + roughness + fine lines
May appear as uneven pigment, freckles, redness, rough texture, visible vessels, or premature lines.
OUR APPROACH
Address the visible damage
Care is tailored to pigment, texture, vessel changes, skin tone, exposure history, sensitivity, and goals.
CONCERN OVERVIEW
Healthier-looking skin begins with understanding cumulative sun exposure.
Sun damage can appear as brown spots, uneven tone, rough texture, visible vessels, fine lines, or reduced elasticity after repeated ultraviolet exposure.
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SUN SPOTS
+
MOTTLED TONE
+
TEXTURE CHANGES
WHAT IT IS
Cumulative ultraviolet change
Sun damage develops as repeated ultraviolet exposure alters pigment, collagen, vessels, and skin texture.
COMMON APPEARANCE
Spots + roughness + fine lines
May appear as uneven pigment, freckles, redness, rough texture, visible vessels, or premature lines.
OUR APPROACH
Address the visible damage
Care is tailored to pigment, texture, vessel changes, skin tone, exposure history, sensitivity, and goals.
UNDERSTANDING THE CONCERN
Sun damage affects more than pigmentation.
Ultraviolet exposure can alter pigment cells, collagen, elastin, and surface texture, creating several concerns at once.

Sun Spots
Flat brown spots develop on areas that receive frequent sun exposure.

Mottled Skin Tone
Patchy light and dark areas create an uneven or mottled complexion.

Crepey, Sun-Damaged Skin
Long-term exposure contributes to thin, crepey texture and reduced elasticity.
WHY IT HAPPENS
Repeated ultraviolet exposure damages pigment regulation and structural proteins in the skin. Tanning, outdoor activity, and inconsistent protection increase cumulative exposure.
WHAT CAN AFFECT SEVERITY
Lifetime sun exposure
Tanning history
Skin tone
Outdoor activity
Sunscreen habits
Age
UNDERSTANDING THE CONCERN
Sun damage affects more than pigmentation.
Ultraviolet exposure can alter pigment cells, collagen, elastin, and surface texture, creating several concerns at once.

Sun Spots
Flat brown spots develop on areas that receive frequent sun exposure.

Mottled Skin Tone
Patchy light and dark areas create an uneven or mottled complexion.

Crepey, Sun-Damaged Skin
Long-term exposure contributes to thin, crepey texture and reduced elasticity.
WHY IT HAPPENS
Repeated ultraviolet exposure damages pigment regulation and structural proteins in the skin. Tanning, outdoor activity, and inconsistent protection increase cumulative exposure.
WHAT CAN AFFECT SEVERITY
Lifetime sun exposure
Tanning history
Skin tone
Outdoor activity
Sunscreen habits
Age
UNDERSTANDING THE CONCERN
Sun damage affects more than pigmentation.
Ultraviolet exposure can alter pigment cells, collagen, elastin, and surface texture, creating several concerns at once.

Sun Spots
Flat brown spots develop on areas that receive frequent sun exposure.

Mottled Skin Tone
Patchy light and dark areas create an uneven or mottled complexion.

Crepey, Sun-Damaged Skin
Long-term exposure contributes to thin, crepey texture and reduced elasticity.
WHY IT HAPPENS
Repeated ultraviolet exposure damages pigment regulation and structural proteins in the skin. Tanning, outdoor activity, and inconsistent protection increase cumulative exposure.
WHAT CAN AFFECT SEVERITY
Lifetime sun exposure
Tanning history
Skin tone
Outdoor activity
Sunscreen habits
Age
RECOMMENDED TREATMENTS
Treatment options for Sun Damage.
Explore the treatment options available within this service. Your provider will help determine the approach best suited to your goals, anatomy, and desired outcome.
RECOMMENDED TREATMENTS
Treatment options for Sun Damage.
Explore the treatment options available within this service. Your provider will help determine the approach best suited to your goals, anatomy, and desired outcome.
RECOMMENDED TREATMENTS
Treatment options for Sun Damage.
Explore the treatment options available within this service. Your provider will help determine the approach best suited to your goals, anatomy, and desired outcome.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Sun Damage questions, answered.
What does sun damage look like?
Sun damage can appear as brown spots, uneven tone, rough texture, visible vessels, fine lines, or reduced elasticity after repeated ultraviolet exposure.
Why does sun damage develop?
What can make sun damage more noticeable?
Can sun damage improve on its own?
What should I consider before treatment?
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Sun Damage questions, answered.
What does sun damage look like?
Sun damage can appear as brown spots, uneven tone, rough texture, visible vessels, fine lines, or reduced elasticity after repeated ultraviolet exposure.
Why does sun damage develop?
What can make sun damage more noticeable?
Can sun damage improve on its own?
What should I consider before treatment?
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Sun Damage questions, answered.
What does sun damage look like?
Sun damage can appear as brown spots, uneven tone, rough texture, visible vessels, fine lines, or reduced elasticity after repeated ultraviolet exposure.





