What happens if I don't wear sunscreen?
If you don't wear sunscreen, your skin is more likely to suffer from sunburn, premature aging, and an increased risk of skin cancer. The harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun can damage your skin cells, leading to various long-term effects. Over time, this damage can result in changes in skin texture, pigmentation, and overall health.
Key points:
- Sunburn occurs due to direct exposure to UV rays.
- Premature aging includes wrinkles and sunspots.
- Increased risk of skin cancer is linked to UV damage.
- Skin damage can affect your overall appearance and health.
This text has been fact-checked for accuracy by medino's clinical team.