If you suffer from facial sun damage, take cheer from the fact that today there are numerous solutions to sun spots and wrinkles. You can indeed get back the skin you had before the sun did its worst. Here's how:

∗Chemical Peels: Today, it's possible to forego having a professional chemical peel. Drugstores now sell chemical peel kits that can be used at home without the need for professional assistance. These peels work by removing the top layer of your skin and with it, your sun spots. You get cleaner, more even-looking skin.

Recovery Time

A chemical peel should make a noticeable difference, reducing the effects of time and sun. Of course, you can always have a professional chemical peel at a skin clinic or beauty salon. The professional peel is more extensive than the home peel and you will need to spend some time recovering from the procedure. During your recovery you will need to avoid sun exposure. The costs of chemical peels depend upon the extent and type of damage incurred and the specific area requiring treatment. Your geographical location will also affect pricing and will be tied to the cost of living in your area.

∗Microdermabrasion: Another effective treatment for sun damage is microdermabrasion. Abrasive products that contain fine grains are used to scrub away (exfoliate) the outermost layers of your skin. The exfoliation is followed by a facial masque. Microdermabrasion is quick and doesn't involve the use of chemicals. You'll be able to apply makeup not long after the procedure. In addition to reducing sun damage, your skin will look fresher, smoother, and younger.

∗Laser Skin Resurfacing: During a laser skin resurfacing procedure, laser is used to dissolve the molecular bonds of the layers of sun-damaged skin. This is done layer by layer of skin until your skin has achieved uniformity of appearance and texture . The procedure treats both age spots as well as sun damage. The process will rejuv...