The effects of sun exposure often appear gradually.
Sun damage does not always become visible immediately.
Over time, repeated ultraviolet exposure can contribute to pigmentation, rougher texture, fine lines and an uneven complexion.
At DH Medical, treatment focuses on improving visible damage while helping protect the skin from further change.
COMMON SIGNS
Visible sun damage may include:
- Uneven pigmentation
- Dark spots
- Freckling
- Rough texture
- Dullness
- Fine lines
- Reduced elasticity
- Areas of uneven tone
UV EXPOSURE
Ultraviolet radiation affects collagen, pigment production and overall skin quality.
Even incidental exposure contributes over time.
This is why daily SPF is relevant even outside summer.
PIGMENTATION
Sun exposure can stimulate pigment production and make existing pigmentation darker.
Professional treatment may help improve visible uneven tone, but ongoing protection is essential.
TEXTURE AND COLLAGEN
UV exposure can also affect collagen within the skin.
Over time, this may contribute to rougher texture and reduced firmness.
Treatments that support renewal can help improve the appearance of these changes.
PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT
Treatment may focus on:
- Improving visible pigmentation
- Supporting smoother texture
- Improving clarity
- Supporting collagen
- Improving radiance
- Encouraging healthier-looking skin renewal
DAILY SUN PROTECTION
No professional programme for sun damage is complete without daily SPF.
Without protection, pigmentation can recur and further damage can continue.
YOUR DH MEDICAL CONSULTATION
Your consultation allows us to assess the visible pattern of sun damage and decide which aspect should be treated first.
Understand the skin first.