Seasonal Dermatology Health Tips Series

Spring (March-May)

Seasonal Skin Concerns

• UV protection as sun exposure increases
• Management of seasonal allergies affecting skin
• Transitioning skincare from winter to spring

Key Tips

1. Sun Protection

   • SPF 30+ daily application
   • Reapply every 2 hours when outdoors
   • Protective clothing and hats

2. Allergy Management

   • Gentle cleansing to remove pollen
   • Antihistamine use when needed
   • Avoiding known allergens

Summer (June-August)

Seasonal Skin Concerns

• Increased UV exposure
• Heat-related conditions
• Hyperpigmentation risks

Key Tips

1. Enhanced Sun Protection

   • Water-resistant sunscreen
   • Broad-spectrum UV protection
   • Seeking shade 10am-4pm

2. Acne Prevention

   • Oil-free products
   • Regular cleansing
   • Lightweight moisturizers

Fall (September-November)

Seasonal Skin Concerns

• Post-summer damage repair
• Preparing skin for colder weather
• Managing dry air effects

Key Tips

1. Repair & Restore

   • Antioxidant treatments
   • Exfoliation schedule
   • Vitamin C serums

2. Moisture Balance

   • Richer moisturizers
   • Gentle cleansers
   • Humidity management

Winter (December-February)

Seasonal Skin Concerns

• Extreme dryness
• Indoor heating effects
• Cold weather protection

Key Tips

1. Barrier Protection

   • Ceramide-rich products
   • Overnight treatments
   • Humidifier use

2. Gentle Care

   • Lukewarm water only
   • Limited exfoliation
   • Extra moisturizing

Note: Customize these tips based on your local climate and patient population.