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Answered by Renee Stroffe PA-C
Although sun damage cannot be completely reversed, the pigmentary changes, laxity, and risks associated with it can be. You can also prevent future sun damage by wearing daily sunscreen (SPF 30 and above), using a topical antioxidant like Vitamin C, and taking a retinoid at night. We also have many in-office treatments that target brown spots and sun damage. Our mission is healthy and beautiful skin.
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