A question I am asked regularly in my Sydney Plastic Surgery practice is, “Which sunscreen is the best sunscreen?” The next question is what SPF should I use?
Both these are excellent questions. To know why and to answer these questions we must reveal what sun damage can do to a person’s skin.
Sun damage can cause skin cancer, age the skin and cause pigmentation. Living in Sydney, the sun can be harsh. We need to protect ourselves and our loved ones. There are many steps to sun protection and most of us can list a few. An important step is the best SPF sunscreen for you.
In my opinion the Rationale range of sunscreens are the best in Sydney. The Superfluid range amplifies the skin’s radiance and protects the skin. It is SPF 50.
Sun protection factor (SPF) is the indicator of a sunscreens strength. It measures protection from UVB sunlight. SPF 50 means that if it takes 20 minutes for you to burn without protection then it will take 50 times 20 minutes to burn with the Rationale Superfluid sunscreen.
Why not come into White Hill Medispa in Stanmore, Sydney, New South Wales? There is a range of Rationale products to choose from and your questions on the best skin care can be answered for you? There is no obligation. We love skin and want to educate I awesome clients on what is out there and what is value for money. Call us on 1300 5 12345.
Dr Joseph Rizk became Australasia’s plastic surgeon of the year by making sure that each patient is heard, respected, and treated well. His patient-first approach provides you with the accurate medical information you need to make informed decisions about your course of treatment. At the same time, he offers his decades of knowledge and experience to help you along your path.
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Dr Rizk recommends that you seek out a second opinion from another qualified healthcare provider before undertaking any cosmetic procedure. In accordance with the National Law and Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) guidelines, any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks, so a second opinion is advised.