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Seven Ways You are Misusing Your Sunscreen

Seven Ways You are Misusing Your Sunscreen

Many of us enjoy time outdoors in the fresh air and sunshine. Some of us take precautions to protect our skin from sunburns and skin damage. Most skin cancer diagnoses are caused by an exposure of ultraviolet light from the sun or tanning beds which triggers mutation...

Sun Protection at Higher Altitudes

Sun Protection at Higher Altitudes

High Elevation Vacations Offer Fun, Excitement, Peaceful Getaways and Adventures! Many people enjoy skiing, snowboarding, hiking, rock climbing or going on a family outing or camping trip. There is so much to see, do and expericence. Unfortunately, people do not...

You Are My Sunshine

You Are My Sunshine

  Sunshine is Great! That warm feeling is exactly what we love to feel. Even in the cold of winter. Think about your car on a cold, sunny winter day. When you get inside, doesn’t it feel warm? We cannot live on earth without the sun. Plain and simple. But... the sun...

Everyday Ways You are Soaking up Damaging UV Rays

Everyday Ways You are Soaking up Damaging UV Rays

Most of Us Take Proper Precautions When We are in the Sun We apply 30 SPF sunscreen and wear protective clothing when we know we will be exposed to a large amount of sun. But, how about when we are soaking up the sun's harmful UV rays without even realizing it?  There...

Sun Protection – Top 10 Sun Smart Tips for How to Avoid a Sunburn

Sun Protection – Top 10 Sun Smart Tips for How to Avoid a Sunburn

Summer is upon us. As the days grow longer we feel the siren’s call to embrace the fresh air and bask in the sun’s warm light. Whether it’s spending time at the pool or beach, hiking a trail, or just gardening in your backyard, this communion with nature can be a...

A Dermatologist’s Advice on How to Avoid a Sunburn

A Dermatologist’s Advice on How to Avoid a Sunburn

As summer draws closer and days get longer, sunburns seem to be a part of life. Research in 2017, revealed that over 50% of the population in the United States had suffered at least one sunburn. As a Board-Certified Dermatologist, with over 20 years of practicing...

Midnight Sun Movie Portrayal of Xeroderma Pigmentosum

Midnight Sun Movie Portrayal of Xeroderma Pigmentosum

Eclipse Rx® commends the romantic drama Midnight Sun for bringing awareness to rare skin condition Xeroderma Pigmentosum or XP is a genetic disorder that inhibits the DNA’s ability to repair damage afflicted by ultraviolet light. The most common symptoms are the...

Educating Kids About Sun Protection

Educating Kids About Sun Protection

Teaching Kids Healthy Skin Habits Early Prevents Skin Damage and Skin Cancer Later in Life Sun protection in children is of paramount importance. Early skin type evaluation and an understanding of the unique nature of early skin creates a harbinger of preventive...

Skin Cancer After Organ Transplant

Skin Cancer After Organ Transplant

The BurŪV Smart Apple Watch Band was developed by Board Certified Dermatologists with a passion to prevent skin cancer. We often see individuals with significant medical conditions including organ, bone marrow and hematopoietic cell transplants. Transplant patients...

Find Out Your Skin Type

Find Out Your Skin Type

Eclipse Rx® uses the Fitzpatrick phototyping scale to estimate the response of different types of skin to ultraviolet (UV) light. Developed in 1975, the system classifies skin type according to the amount of pigment your skin has and your skin's reaction to sun...

How to Properly Apply Sunscreen

How to Properly Apply Sunscreen

The 1 Oz. Rule and The Sunscreen Fingertip Application Guide When you are at the beach or pool and are exposed to continuous sunlight, the appropriate amount of sunscreen that should be applied to your skin is 1 oz. which is equivalent to a shot glass worth of...