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SunDoctors is dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of Skin Cancer.

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Having a skin check during and after pregnancy (in

Having a skin check during and after pregnancy (including breastfeeding), is safe and actually advisable as the skin on many women changes during that period. This is due to physical stretch of skin, but also the actions of the pregnancy hormones on skin pigment and moles.

Is Skin Cancer hereditary? Yes, and the closer the

Is Skin Cancer hereditary? Yes, and the closer the relative, the higher the risk. So you and your family should stay sun safe, have regular skin checks and have all skin changes checked immediately. Early detection and treatment of Skin Cancers really does save lives.

You don’t need a sunburn to get Skin Cancer —

You don’t need a sunburn to get Skin Cancer — Skin damage is a cumulative effect, it doesn’t need to present itself as bad sunburns and raw skin, it can be caused by brief moments of sun exposure over years of walking to work, watching TV next to an unfiltered window or sitting in an outdoor cafe. (https://sundoctors.com.au/blog/common-myths-skin-cancer/)

Here at SunDoctors, we pride ourselves on deliveri

Here at SunDoctors, we pride ourselves on delivering the highest quality of medical care, coupled with excellent patient experience.

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How to protect babies from the sun — for babies

How to protect babies from the sun — for babies 0-6 months, it is best to use cool and light clothing to protect their skin from the sun, you may also opt for fabrics that have UV protection. It is not advisable that they use sunscreen at this age as their skin is still sensitive and ingredients in a sunscreen may cause reactions. However, babies older than 6 months may use sunscreen, but in only in limited amount; protective clothing and shade would still be the best option. (https://wiki.cancer.org.au/policy/Position_statement_-_Sun_protection_and_infants_(0-12_months)?_ga=2.103885376.1129730063.1638403794-1168306556.1638403794)

According to a study, about 2,000 Australians die

According to a study, about 2,000 Australians die from Skin Cancer each year, which is why it is highly important that you should provide the best protection for your skin. (https://www.sunsmart.com.au/skin-cancer/skin-cancer-facts-stats)

Applying sunscreen even if you’re just staying h

Applying sunscreen even if you’re just staying home is a must. Commonly, people would think that if they are not at the beach, their skin is not vulnerable to the sun’s UV rays. UV rays can still penetrate glass windows both in your home and car. UVA rays actually penetrate a deeper layer of skin and are therefore more damaging than UVB rays. In fact, UVA rays are the root cause of hyperpigmentation, Skin Cancer, and premature aging.

(source: https://www.byrdie.com/should-i-wear-sunscreen-indoors-5093944)

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