#DR JOSHUA DOWNIE SKIN#
Needless to say, you definitely don't want a single inch of skin to be exposed to any harmful rays the next time you're in the sun. We talked about some really interesting concepts about gymnastics injury, training, issues related to strength and conditioning, and my using integrated gymnastics pre-hab in your gyms. were reported in 2017, and that number is expected to rise again this year. About a month ago, I posted the link to Part 1 of this podcast with Dr. Downie, about five million cases of skin cancer in the U.S. While the conversation around sun protection is growing, still, according to Dr. Zeichner also advises to cover parts in the hair with sunscreen as well, along with the lips, neck, and chest. "You should use about a quarter sized dollop for the entire face and make sure to rub it into the hairline," he recommends. Languages Spoken English Interpretive Services To provide the highest quality of care, interpreter services may be utilized to ensure proper communication of medical information for deaf, hard-of-hearing, and non-English speaking patients or family members. Zeichner adds that sunscreen should also be re-applied immediately after heavy sweating or swimming.
She also warns that each part of your face needs to be covered: " missing their ears, their upper forehead line by their hairline, and they’re not putting it under the eyes and the hollow area where the eye connects with the nose."ĭr. As you move closer to the equator, you should reapply every hour. Downie advises putting on sunscreen even if you're inside, and says to re-apply the product every two hours if you're in the tri-state area. "It’s oil-free it’s very protective."Īs for the initial application (and re-applying), Dr. "It rubs right into my brown skin," she says.
Downie recommends using a number of products specifically for the face, but warns that, unless the product has an SPF of at least 30, it "doesn’t count." The expert is a fan of drugstore staple brands, like L'Oréal's and La Roche-Posay's line of sunscreens for the face, but she also swears by SkinMedica's Total Defense + Repair Broad Spectrum Sunscreen SPF 34, because it protects skin not only from UVA and UVB rays, but it's also the only anti-infrared product on the market. "We don’t need something that’s shiny and oil-based, that’s going to make our makeup slip off." With that in mind, Dr. Jeanine Downie of Image Dermatology tells Elite Daily. "Our faces tend to need more oil-free ," Dr. That said, sunscreens for your face are just as important as the defensive lotions you put everywhere else. While we all know by now that we should try our best to protect all of our skin, not everyone's aware that you may need to use different products for different parts of your body. Even though summer is winding down at an alarming rate, that doesn't mean you can just ditch your sunscreen! This is one product that is absolutely essential to use year-round, whether or not the sun is actually beating down on your face or not.
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