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Prevention of photoaging

Photodamage of the skin (FD) develops after some time (a few minutes a day) and lasts from several days to several months. Therefore, it is generally accepted to divide FD into acute, chronic, and those that can occur both in acute and chronic form.

According to Fitzpatrick, acute FD&nbsp;includes:

<ul>
	<li>sunburn;</li>
	<li>phototoxic reactions;</li>
	<li>photoallergic reactions;</li>
	<li>idiopathic reactions.</li>
</ul>

To chronic:

<ul>
	<li>solar heroderma;</li>
	<li>persistent solar erythema;</li>
	<li>senile lentigo;</li>
	<li>solar keratosis;</li>
	<li>malignant skin tumors.</li>
</ul>

For mixed:

<ul>
	<li>porphyria;</li>
	<li>pigmented xeroderma;</li>
	<li>pellagra.</li>
</ul>

Full version of the access article <a href="https://pro.bhub.com.ua/cosmetology/rak-shkiri-prichini-ta-naslidki-vplivu-fotoushkodjen">in Ukrainian</a>

This article is part of the special project <a href="https://pro.bhub.com.ua/en/cosmetology/special_progect/prevention-of-photoaging">&quot;Prevention of photoaging&quot;</a>

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