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As you may know by now, the MyEllevate procedure is a revolutionary way to refresh your neck and jawline, offering a minimally invasive option for a more youthful, contoured look. But after investing in this transformative treatment, protecting your results is essential—and one of the most effective ways to do so is through diligent sun protection. To that end, Dr. Philip Miller, our trusted expert in facial aesthetics, emphasizes the importance of safeguarding your skin to maintain your vibrant, rejuvenated appearance. Together, let’s examine why sun protection is so key in maintaining your MyEllevate results.

The Sun and Your Skin: A Complex Relationship

The sun’s warmth may feel comforting, but its rays can pose a serious threat to your skin, especially after a cosmetic procedure like MyEllevate. UV exposure accelerates collagen breakdown and contributes to skin laxity, which can counteract the benefits of your treatment. Newly treated skin is particularly vulnerable, making sun protection crucial in the weeks and months following your procedure.

By shielding your skin from harmful UV rays, you not only preserve the improved contours achieved with MyEllevate but also support overall skin health. Protecting your skin ensures that your refreshed look stays radiant for as long as possible.

Post-Procedure Care: Why Sunscreen is Non-Negotiable

Following MyEllevate, your skin may be more sensitive, requiring extra care to avoid damage. Sunscreen is one of the simplest yet most effective tools to shield your skin. Here’s why it’s a must:

  • Defends Against UV Damage: Broad-spectrum sunscreen protects your skin from UVA and UVB rays, reducing the risk of discoloration or premature aging.
  • Promotes Even Healing: UV exposure can interfere with the skin’s natural healing process, potentially causing uneven pigmentation or irritation.
  • Prevents Long-Term Damage: By incorporating sunscreen into your daily routine, you minimize the risk of long-term skin concerns that could detract from your MyEllevate results.

Look for sunscreen with at least SPF 30 and reapply throughout the day, especially if you’re spending time outdoors.

Sun Protection Goes Beyond Sunscreen

While sunscreen is essential, it’s only one part of a comprehensive approach to protecting your skin after MyEllevate. Consider incorporating these habits into your daily routine:

  • Seek Shade: Avoid direct sun exposure during peak hours, typically between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
  • Wear Protective Clothing: Broad-brimmed hats, sunglasses, and lightweight scarves can shield delicate areas from harmful rays.
  • Opt for Tinted Sunscreens: These can offer added protection while evening out your complexion.
  • Be Mindful Indoors: UV rays can penetrate windows, so consider wearing sunscreen even when indoors or driving.

These small adjustments can have a big impact on maintaining your results and supporting your skin’s overall health.

Long-Lasting Radiance Starts with Consistency

Most importantly, consistency is key when it comes to sun protection. Protecting your skin every day, regardless of the weather or season, helps maintain the firm, youthful contours MyEllevate provides. Over time, these habits contribute to skin that looks healthier and feels more resilient, allowing you to enjoy the full benefits of your procedure.

Dr. Miller’s Expertise Makes All the Difference

Remember: your journey to a more confident, rejuvenated look doesn’t end after the procedure—it continues with thoughtful care. Dr. Philip Miller is dedicated to helping you achieve lasting, natural-looking results with MyEllevate. His patient-centered approach ensures you leave the office with not just a refreshed appearance but also the knowledge and tools needed to protect and maintain it.

Let us help you protect your investment and maintain your refreshed appearance—schedule a consultation with Dr. Miller today.


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