Blue text appears on a white background. Light music plays.
ON SCREEN TEXT: What is the difference
between aging
and sun damage?
Dr. Jaime Davis appears in a doctor's office and addresses the camera. She sits in front of a computer desk, near a sink.
ON SCREEN TEXT: Dr. Jaime Davis
Uptown Dermatology & SkinSpa
JAIME: A lot of what we think of as skin aging is really what we call, in dermatology, photoaging, or ultraviolet light, sun-induced aging.
A close-up shot of a person's face shows skin discoloration below their eye.
JAIME: So thank goodness we have ways to try to reverse some of that sun damage.
Jaime appears in the doctor's office.
JAIME: So our main strategy with combating photoaging, number one, sunscreen.
A photo appears of some applying sunscreen to their upper arm.
JAIME: That's gotta be the cornerstone. So SPF 30 or higher on a daily basis.
Jaime appears in the doctor's office.
JAIME: Secondly, to start reversing the pigment and building some collagen, I like to have people put on a little vitamin C on freshly washed skin.
A photo of a liquid droplet protruding from an eyedropper above someone's finger appears. A bottle of yellow liquid sits below.
A small bottle lays on top of a pile of orange slices.
JAIME: So the vitamin C would come before the sunscreen, and that's in the morning, and at night, the key is a retinoid.
Jaime appears in the doctor's office.
JAIME: Your program is kind of fairly simple. We can boil it down.
A blue background slides to cover the screen. An illustrated sun and clouds appear. Text appears in a list as she goes through the steps.
JAIME: Cleanse in the morning, put on some vitamin C, and then sunscreen.
ON SCREEN TEXT: 1. Cleanse in the
morning
ON SCREEN TEXT: 2. Put on some
Vitamin C
ON SCREEN TEXT: 3. Sunscreen
The bottom half of the screen turns dark and an illustrated crescent moon appears, along with three small stars.
JAIME: And at night, cleanse, and if you want to put a little moisturizer after you cleanse, that works in conjunction with your Retinol.
ON SCREEN TEXT: 4. Cleanse at night
ON SCREEN TEXT: 5. Moisturizer
ON SCREEN TEXT: 6. Put on Retinol
JAIME: They tend to be a little drying, so the moisturizer can just help make the skin a little more receptive.
Jaime appears in the doctor's office.
The screen fades to white and the UnitedHealthcare logo appears.