The Sex - While sitting in the car sometimes only part of the face are exposed to
sunlight. But if you keep the same face, it can cause severe wrinkles and aging
in one part of the face alone.
This condition is experienced by a man aged 69 years who requested anonymity. He visited a doctor at Northwestern University with a left facial wrinkles and lines are so deep as if possessed by a person whose age was 20 years older than him.
However, this condition is not met by one side of the face that looks right according to age. Picture a man's face appears in the latest issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.
These men are known to work as a truck driver for 25 years, from time to time face left exposed to the UVA rays through the window of the truck which is known to cause severe wrinkles and aging faster.
Skin Cancer Foundation says UVA rays account for about 95 percent of UV radiation reaching the earth from the sun, while UVB is a shortwave UV radiation is made of red skin on fire, but did not penetrate as deeply as UVA. However, both the potential of developing skin cancer.
Doctors say deep lines on the left side of his face was caused by UV rays to dermatoheliosis overeksposure that cause wrinkles, cracked skin from too much time in the sun.
For 25 years he drove a truck, UVA rays have damaged the epidermis and upper dermis of the skin where there is collagen, whereas collagen helps make the skin elastic and prevents wrinkles.
Exposure to UVA rays can also thicken the repetitive stratum corneum is the outermost layer of the epidermis, which protects the body from infections, chemicals and environmental stress. This is how the body protects itself from sun damage.
"The driver most likely to be exposed to UVA rays that may cause skin cancer, for the people who are often exposed to sunlight on the face need to be monitored and checked out," said Dr. Jennifer RS Gordon and Dr. Joaquin C. Brieva from Northwestern University, as quoted by MSNBC, Tuesday (06/05/2012).
Most people can the process of aging such as wrinkles and dark spots with a slathering of sunscreen and use protective clothing such as hats or an umbrella when in the sun.
This condition is experienced by a man aged 69 years who requested anonymity. He visited a doctor at Northwestern University with a left facial wrinkles and lines are so deep as if possessed by a person whose age was 20 years older than him.
However, this condition is not met by one side of the face that looks right according to age. Picture a man's face appears in the latest issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.
These men are known to work as a truck driver for 25 years, from time to time face left exposed to the UVA rays through the window of the truck which is known to cause severe wrinkles and aging faster.
Skin Cancer Foundation says UVA rays account for about 95 percent of UV radiation reaching the earth from the sun, while UVB is a shortwave UV radiation is made of red skin on fire, but did not penetrate as deeply as UVA. However, both the potential of developing skin cancer.
Doctors say deep lines on the left side of his face was caused by UV rays to dermatoheliosis overeksposure that cause wrinkles, cracked skin from too much time in the sun.
For 25 years he drove a truck, UVA rays have damaged the epidermis and upper dermis of the skin where there is collagen, whereas collagen helps make the skin elastic and prevents wrinkles.
Exposure to UVA rays can also thicken the repetitive stratum corneum is the outermost layer of the epidermis, which protects the body from infections, chemicals and environmental stress. This is how the body protects itself from sun damage.
"The driver most likely to be exposed to UVA rays that may cause skin cancer, for the people who are often exposed to sunlight on the face need to be monitored and checked out," said Dr. Jennifer RS Gordon and Dr. Joaquin C. Brieva from Northwestern University, as quoted by MSNBC, Tuesday (06/05/2012).
Most people can the process of aging such as wrinkles and dark spots with a slathering of sunscreen and use protective clothing such as hats or an umbrella when in the sun.
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