Repairing Sun Damaged Skin
Sun damage raises a different question at each stage: how to stop adding to it, how to slow it, and what can be undone.
The American Academy of Dermatology says sun protection can also help prevent, slow down, and even reverse signs of sun damage. Read the verbs as a timeline: prevent comes first, slowing comes next, and reversing is last. Sun damage and your skin is a good base for the whole sequence.
A guide for the repair stage
One guide here covers a treatment you might weigh once you are past prevention.
For a broader view of options, how dermatologists treat sun-damaged skin sets treatments side by side.
What to do with this
Decide which stage you are in before choosing a treatment. If the goal is still to prevent more damage, start with protection. If you are weighing a repair option, read the fat transfer guide and ask what the follow-up looks like. A dermatology society page on sun-damaged skin is a useful cross-check on what you read here.