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Your October Update: Sun Damage & Your Eyes
Happy fall! No matter how cool the temperature, the sun’s ultraviolet rays can still cause damage to your skin and eyes within just a few minutes. Yes, even though it’s October, you can still get sunburned. Protect your skin with sunscreen, shade and clothing. And prevent sun damage to your eyes and eyelids by wearing UV-blocking sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat.
Young Survivor Warns: “People Aren’t Scared Enough of Skin Cancer”
Brinly was just 23 years old when she popped a little pimple on her upper lip. To her alarm, the lesion began to grow and change, prompting her to see a doctor. After several failed treatments, Brinly was referred to a dermatologist and got a shocking diagnosis: Her “pimple” was not a pimple at all. It was an invasive squamous cell carcinoma (SCC).
Your September Skin Health Update
While summer 2026 is coming to an end, that does not signal the end of your daily sun protection routine. Sun safety matters in every season, because each time your skin is exposed to UV rays without protection, it adds to the damage that can result in accelerated signs of aging and skin cancer.
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