Sun Damage Treatment in Burbank, CA

Sun spots, uneven tone, rough texture and early lines from years of California sun.
Treated with resurfacing, brightening and repair, and protected so it doesn't come back.

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How sun damage is treated at NewskinLA

Sun damage shows up as spots and blotchy tone, rough or leathery texture, fine lines, and skin that looks older than it should. It's cumulative, and in Los Angeles it's the most common thing Anna sees on skin over 30. The good news is that the surface signs respond well to treatment; the non-negotiable is daily SPF afterward, or it returns.

The plan resurfaces and repairs. Retinol or TCA peels lift the damaged layers and stimulate collagen. Brightening facials and lightening peels work on tone. Salmon DNA and exosome facials repair and hydrate between resurfacing. Anna stages this over a series so the skin is never over-treated, and darker skin tones get a patch test and prep first.

Anything that looks like more than sun damage, a spot that's changed, bled or grown, gets sent to a dermatologist first. Anna checks for that at the consultation.

Signs you're in the right place

Brown spots on the cheeks, forehead, chest or hands
Blotchy, uneven tone
Rough or leathery texture
Fine lines that deepened after summers outside
Skin that tans in patches

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Treatments for sun damage

TCA Peel. For stubborn spots, texture and lines. Series of 3.
Retinol Peel. Gentle resurfacing with minimal downtime; good first step.
Lightening Peel. Brightening for tone on sensitive skin.
Salmon DNA Facial. Repair and hydration between peels.
Exosome Facial. Calming, collagen support and recovery.

Not sure which one? The skin quiz takes 60 seconds.

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Sun damage treatment FAQ

Can sun spots be removed?

Most surface sun spots fade with a series of peels and brightening treatments. Deeper or older spots improve but may need more sessions. Anna assesses which is which.

Which peel is best for sun damage?

TCA for texture, lines and stubborn spots. Retinol if you want minimal downtime or have deeper skin tone.

How many sessions?

A series of 3, 4 to 6 weeks apart, then maintenance. Tone improves first, texture after.

Will it come back?

Not if you wear SPF every day. Without it, yes. That's the one rule.

Do you treat the chest and hands?

Yes. Chest and hands show sun damage as much as the face and are treated the same way, as body treatments.

Should I see a dermatologist first?

If any spot has changed shape, color or size, yes. Anna checks at the consultation and will refer you if something looks off.

Not sure this is the right facial?

Not sure this is the right facial? Take the free 60-second skin quiz and Anna will point you to the right treatment. Or skip ahead and book.