Sun damage develops gradually and often becomes more noticeable years after exposure occurs. With consistent, skin-supportive treatments, visible signs of sun damage can be improved while helping protect skin health moving forward.
Sun damage refers to changes in the skin caused by prolonged exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation. It can appear as dark spots, uneven tone, rough texture, visible vessels, or fine lines.
These changes may affect the face and body and often accumulate over time.
UV radiation breaks down collagen and elastin while triggering excess pigment production in the skin. Even incidental daily exposure can contribute to long-term damage.
Without adequate protection, these effects compound over time and become more difficult to reverse.
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