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Snow reflects up to 80% of UV, and altitude adds more. Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Lindsay Sewell explains why winter is the easiest season to cover up, and why you still need SPF on the slopes.

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Do You Need Sunscreen in Winter? A Dermatologist Answers | SolRX Yes, you need sunscreen in winter. A board-certified dermatologist explains winter UV, what SPF to use, and how to protect your skin on the slopes.

77°F felt easy. The UV Index said 9. ☀️
Double board-certified dermatologist Dr. Lindsay Sewell explains how to read the UV Index, why elevation pushes it higher than you’d expect, and the number that means it’s time to cover up.
https://www.solrx.com/blogs/articles/uv-index-when-to-wear-sunscreen

What Is the UV Index? A Dermatologist Explains | SolRX At what UV index do you need sunscreen? A board-certified dermatologist explains the UV scale, why elevation matters, and how to check it daily.

SolRX is bringing BEMT to our mineral line in early 2027. Get the full story and join the waitlist.

The first new sunscreen ingredient the FDA has approved in more than two decades just arrived. It's called bemotrizinol (BEMT): broad spectrum, photostable, and barely absorbed by skin.

https://www.solrx.com/blogs/articles/what-is-bemotrizinol-bemt

What Is Bemotrizinol (BEMT)? New FDA Sunscreen Filter | SolRX Bemotrizinol (BEMT) is the first new sunscreen active the FDA has added in more than two decades. What it is, why it matters, and how it pairs with zinc.

The ABCDE rule only catches melanoma. It misses the two skin cancers our dermatologist, Dr. Lindsay Sewell, removes most often.
Here is what he tells patients to look for after a summer outdoors.

How to Check Your Skin for Skin Cancer | SolRX A Mohs surgeon walks through a skin self-exam step by step, including the basal cell and squamous cell signs the ABCDE rule does not cover.

Explore more while protecting your skin🌊☀️🐠

Most pigment problems after laser do not come from the laser.

Dr. Lindsay D. Sewell explains when it is safe to put sunscreen back on after laser or IPL, why mineral formulas are the standard for healing skin, and what retinol quietly does to your sun sensitivity.

New in Clinical Perspectives with High Valley Dermatology & Dermatologic Surgery

Sunscreen After Laser, IPL, and Retinol: Derm Guide | SolRX A board-certified dermatologist explains when to restart sunscreen after laser or IPL, why mineral formulas matter, and how retinol changes your UV risk.

Thank you everyone who came to see us today at Dunwoody Country Club to learn more about SolRx Sunscreen 🎾🧴

Dries in seconds. No greasy residue. That's the whole point of Dry Spray. Here's how it actually works, and why the "dry" part matters more than you'd think.

Dry Spray Sunscreen: What It Is and How to Use It | SolRX Dry spray sunscreen dries in seconds with no greasy residue. Learn how it actually works, how to apply it right, and which SolRX sprays deliver.

Meet Dr. Sewell, board certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon, joining SolRX for Clinical Perspectives, a new series answering the sun protection questions his patients ask every day. First up: why he calls sunscreen the most powerful anti-aging tool there is. Read it here.

Meet the Dermatologist: Sunscreen and Anti-Aging | SolRX A board certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon explains why daily sunscreen beats every anti-aging product, and the mistake he corrects most.