Make A Skinvestment

Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S. – and one of the most preventable. That’s why we’ve gathered top medical experts to share what you need to know, straight from the source.  It could save your skin & your life.

One quote is just the beginning – click to go skin deep.

  • Hyunji Schneibel, M.D.

    Hyunji Schneibel, M.D.

    Why is sun protective clothing just as important as sunscreen?

    “Most people will forget to apply sunscreen every 90-120 min as recommended. Sun protective clothing and hats will protect your skin around the clock.”

  • Leela Athalye, M.D.

    Leela Athalye, M.D.

    What’s one fact about skin cancer that you wish more people took seriously?

    “Tanning beds increase your risk of melanoma 65-70% before 30.”

  • James Jakub, M.D.

    James Jakub, M.D.

    Why is “skin cancer is not cancer-lite” an important message?

    “Early and easily treated skin cancers are a marker of sundamage that also puts patients at risk for other more serious cancers including melanoma.”

  • Kimberly Jerdan, M.D.

    Kimberly Jerdan, M.D.

    What's one thing you say on repeat in your practice & why?

    “It's never too late to learn sun safe habits. I'm a dermatologist that grew up going to tanning beds in high school but quickly learned how unhealthy it was. If I can do it – so can you!

  • Carina Woodruff, M.D.

    Carina Woodruff, M.D.

    What’s one sun safety myth you wish would go away?

    “You do not need to wear sunscreen if you are indoors. If you're sitting near large windows or in a sunroom, UVA rays can still penetrate glass and contribute to skin aging.”

  • Joseph Mignone, M.D.

    Joseph Mignone, M.D.

    Why is sun protective clothing just as important as sunscreen?

    “It provides continuous coverage without the need for reapplication every two hours like sunscreen.”

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