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UV Damage
Sunburn that causes redness of the skin
Sunburn that causes redness of the skin
Among UV rays, this symptom is mainly caused by UV-B. When exposed to sunlight, the skin turns red and causes sunburn-like symptoms.
Sunburn is when skin turns red due to sun exposure, and it can sometimes cause symptoms like pain or blisters, so caution is advised. Typically, symptoms appear a few hours after UV exposure.
Tanning that darkens the skin
Tanning that darkens the skin
Tanning occurs when the skin darkens as a result of the inflammatory response to sunburn. Appearing a few days after UV exposure, tanning is evidence that the skin is acting to protect itself.
The main causes of sunburn are both UV-A and UV-B. Exposure to sunlight causes inflammation of the skin, and melanin increases to protect the cells, leading to pigmentation.
Photoaging due to ultraviolet light
Photoaging due to ultraviolet light
UV-A is less dangerous than UV-B, but it reaches the dermis layer of the skin. Also, while only a small amount of UV-B reaches the Earth's surface, it is more powerful than UV-A.
Humans have the ability to repair damage caused by ultraviolet rays, but they cannot be completely repaired. Damage gradually accumulates, leading to the degeneration of elastin and collagen, which causes wrinkles and sagging.
Additionally, when excessive melanin is produced from UV exposure, it sometimes remains as dark spots because the skin's natural turnover process cannot expel it. Furthermore, inflammation caused by UV rays can weaken the skin's barrier function, leading to dryness and other skin irritations.
Reduce inflammation
Sunburn refers to a condition similar to a burn. The first step in UV damage care is to cool the area quickly.
It's a good idea to wrap a cool, wet towel around the sunburned area or use a cold pack for cooling. However, applying a cold pack directly can cause frostbite. Make sure to wrap it in a towel or use it in a similar way.
Once the inflammation subsides, treatments that boost collagen and elastin production and address the skin's internal moisture retention can help care for sun damage.
Focus on inner care
Humans have a mechanism that promotes melanin production to protect skin cells when exposed to ultraviolet rays.
However, if melanin is overproduced, it may not be entirely expelled through turnover and can remain as pigmentation. Therefore, actively consume Vitamin C, which suppresses melanin production, and Vitamin E, which acts on the skin's barrier function, to also focus on internal care.
In addition to intake from meals and supplements, it is also possible to replenish necessary nutrients through IV drips. One method is to use IV drips with high concentrations of vitamins, or beauty drips that suppress melanin production and support collagen production. Of course, conscious hydration is also recommended.
Focus on inner care
Perform skincare with low-irritation cosmetics.
Even after thorough cooling, skin that has suffered UV damage remains very sensitive. Moisturize thoroughly to protect your skin.
It is also recommended to use mild skincare products for moisturizing. When the skin is exposed to UV damage, it becomes prone to dryness, which can cause itching and redness. It is important to moisturize thoroughly.
Perform skincare with low-irritation cosmetics.
Proposal of treatments tailored to skin condition using the VISIA® skin diagnostic device
VISIA® is a skin diagnostic device that analyzes skin condition in detail across eight items, objectively visualizing your current skin condition as data.
This system allows us to assess the condition of UV damage and quantify hidden spots, wrinkles, and uneven skin tone that are not visible to the naked eye. Therefore, based on the "Beaute-Visia" data, we can propose treatments tailored to each individual's skin condition. Furthermore, to confirm changes after treatment, re-촬영 and confirmation with "Beaute-Visia" can also be performed.
With "BIGIA's" 3D positional matching function, you can photograph the same position every time and continuously check changes in your skin. It is also used for planning future treatments and suggesting home care.
Proposal of treatments tailored to skin condition using the VISIA® skin diagnostic device
Approach the depths of your skin with high-quality Japanese treatment techniques.
At Vivi Clinic, we offer thorough consultations where we listen to your concerns, assess your needs, and then suggest the most suitable treatments from our wide range of options.
From a medical perspective, we support you in achieving healthy skin by approaching it from deeper within the skin and the body, areas that are difficult to reach with self-care.
Our clinic also offers Japanese-style cosmetic treatments and services under the supervision of BIANCA CLINIC in Japan. Japanese interpreters are always on staff, so Japanese residents in Thailand and tourists visiting Thailand can undergo treatments with peace of mind. We also provide services in Thai and English.
For those who prefer attentive service and natural-looking results, please consult Bibi Clinic.
Approach the depths of your skin with high-quality Japanese treatment techniques.
Accessible and a rescue care for UV damage while sightseeing
Our clinic is located on the 3rd floor of Hotel Nikko Bangkok, a 3-minute walk from BTS Thong Lo Station. It is easily accessible and can be used for rescue care for accidental sunburn while sightseeing.
The interior is bright and sophisticated, allowing you to relax during your treatment. We offer not only treatments that address UV damage but also a wide range of other services.
We carefully listen to your concerns and propose appropriate treatments. Counseling is free. You can make reservations not only by phone but also through our official LINE account for reservations and consultations. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
Accessible and a rescue care for UV damage while sightseeing
Can I receive a treatment immediately after getting a tan?
Sun-tanned skin is in a very delicate state. Therefore, please refrain from treatments that are too harsh. However, we do offer treatments that gently care for your skin and those that approach from the inside of your body, so please consult with us if you are interested.
Can you get UV damage on cloudy days or indoors?
UV rays penetrate even on cloudy days and when indoors. To prevent UV damage, use sunscreen and parasols. When indoors, it's best to use sunscreen and block UV rays with curtains, etc.
Can skin dryness caused by UV damage be treated with moisturizing cream alone?
Moisturizing cream alone cannot regulate your skin's moisture retention function. Replenish moisture thoroughly with lotion, and then protect it with oil from products like milky lotion or cream to prevent evaporation.
I have a naturally darker complexion, does that mean I am less susceptible to sun damage?
People with darker skin are not less susceptible to UV damage. If you are exposed to ultraviolet rays, your skin will be damaged, so be sure to take sun protection measures.
Does receiving cosmetic medical treatments make you more susceptible to UV rays?
In aesthetic medicine, we can approach the skin from its deeper layers and from within the body. Depending on the treatment, we also offer procedures that support the regulation of cell turnover and focus on the rebuilding of cells and tissues.
If you live in a country with strong sunlight like Thailand, how often is the ideal frequency for treatments?
Depending on the treatment, regular sessions make it easier to maintain a healthy condition. Please consult your doctor regarding the frequency of treatment.
Yes, men should also take sun protection measures.
Of course. Men tend to be less conscious of UV protection compared to women. Since UV damage can affect anyone regardless of gender, it's important to protect yourself from UV rays when you go out by using hats, sunscreen, parasols, and sunglasses. Also, please be mindful of UV damage to your hair.

 
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