Oman today_ Increased temperature and sunlight directly and in various ways affect the skin, which can have both positive aspects (such as vitamin D production) and negative aspects (such as DNA damage and premature aging). Here are some of the most important effects of sunlight and increased temperature on the skin: skin cancer, premature aging, dry skin, and skin darkening or spots.
Protective Measures: Using sunscreen, wearing protective clothing, avoiding sun exposure during peak sunlight hours, moisturizing, and maintaining a healthy diet. Protecting the skin from increased temperature and sunlight requires attention and preventive measures to safeguard skin health against environmental factors.