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When UV light reaches the skin, some is reflected by skin cells and oil. Fitzpatrick skintypes I–III have little absorption due to the low amount of melanin present, while types IV–VI will absorb more UV. P Gkogkolou and M Böhm, Advanced glycation end products: Key players in skin aging?
There are varying opinions as to which is better, but the insulated needles have a lower chance of complications on darker skintypes. Since radio frequency is color blind, opposed to lasers that seek out color, it is safe for all Fitzpatrick types with little concern of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
After becoming board certified in dermatology in 2009, Dr. Reese served in the U.S. He is currently accepting patients of all ages and skintypes for conditions such as acne, psoriasis, eczema, and skin cancer. military as an Army Dermatologist. He will provide care to patients in our Goodyear, Arizona, clinic.
Know your skintype based on the Fitzpatrick skintype classification system. The lighter your skin, the less exposure to UV light is necessary. The downside is that lighter skin is also the most vulnerable to damage from overexposure. Following are some general guidelines for sensible sun exposure.
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