Rosemary Coleman
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first heard May 2026
last heard 26 Aug
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So it's the the main signs of sun damage, uh, cosmetically would be pigmentation, broken blood vessels, thin wrinkly skin, dried out skin.
So these can be addressed and the nice thing is that there is an overlap between the medical and the cosmetic.
And this is published data.
This is not me just making this up to get you in the door, but there are lasers called fractionated lasers, like fraxyl resurfix, and they have been shown to reduce the incidence of non melanoma skin cancer.
So if when you have one of these lasers, we burn thousands of holes the size of a human hair into your skin.
Now there's no blood or crusting or anything like that because most of the skin is not treated.
But when the body is healing up all those little tiny uh laser injuries
Obviously it picks up a lot of incidental DNA damage and precancerous lesions and it's healing them at the same time.
And this the now that these lasers are around twenty, twenty five years, the data has been accumulated and published at least three studies, one from Harvard, showing a reduction in the common skin cancers, basal cells and squamous cells.
When you have that sort of damage, no, what happens is as we age and get sun damage, pigment drops out of the skin.
It's called pigmentary incontinence.
So a freckle comes and goes with the sun.
You go out, you have a walk, your nose gets freckly, three days later the freckles are gone.
Whereas this sort of sun damage it it the pigment stays, it comes in, it stays, it drops out of the skin to the lower layers.
But the lasers will improve that, but they'll also improve that slight leatheriness, the superficial wrinkling of the skin, and they will help the skin be more hydrated and have a nicer glow.
But then we'd use vascular lasers, blood l uh blood vessel lasers such as IPL or the YAG.
For people with broken blood vessels because the sun breaks blood vessels.
And that's very common in Ireland in Irish men when they come to us with quite a ruddy complexion and they don't have a bottle of whiskey in the back pocket and they don't have rosacea, but they've been outdoors for fifty years with no sunblock.
And the sun breaks that and makes them.
third part of the treatment for sun damage would be using proper skincare products.
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