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Brian's personal story

brian saunders
Brian Saunders
Having an annual skin exam was a crucial factor in early intervention of my skin cancer. You're never too young to have your skin checked, especially if you tan indoors or outdoors.

Most of my UV exposure was from tanning beds. There is no safe form of tanning.

Grab your hat, shades and sunscreen to enjoy looking years younger than everyone else while protecting your skin! Save money on skin rejuvenation procedures and reduce your skin cancer risk.

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