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Get assessed for photoageing

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Don’t put off treating sun damage

Sun damage (or photoageing) can speed up premature skin ageing1. Learn about sun damage and how you can manage it.

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What is photoageing?

Photoageing, also known as sun damage, is premature skin ageing caused by spending time in the sun. UVA and UVB radiation from the sun can damage cells both on the surface and in the deeper layers of your skin2.

UV skin damage speeds up the skin ageing process.

80% of visible facial ageing can be attributed to sun exposure3

What are the signs of photoageing1?

If any of these apply to you, talk to a GP or dermatologist about ways to manage your skin health.

Speak to your GP or dermatologist about ways you can manage sun damage.

Can photoageing be treated?

The most important way to prevent sun damage is to protect yourself from the sun. You can protect yourself in many ways:

STEP 1

Self Management

The most important way to prevent sun damage is to protect yourself from the sun. You can protect yourself in many ways:

STEP 2

Clinical Management

If you are showing signs of photoageing, consult with a GP or dermatologist. They can work with you to develop a treatment plan for your skin goals.

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Who is at risk of photoageing?

Photoageing can affect all adults. Some people, no matter their age, are more susceptible to sun damage and are more likely to experience symptoms of accelerated premature ageing8.

Those with fair skin

Extended periods of time outdoors

No regular sun protection

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Learn more about sun damage

Sun damage is the leading cause of visible skin ageing3. Learn what it is and how you can manage it.

AU-2023-06-0015. Date of approval July 2024.

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Sun damage is a common skin concern and may be treatable. Get assessed by a dermatologist and find out how you can manage sun damage.

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Disclaimer

Individual patients may experience varying symptoms. The photograph provided is not intended to depict every patient's experience of photoaging but is included here for better understanding purposes.

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