Comments on: Pale is the New Tan, Part 1 https://www.dayglomedspa.com/blog/pale-is-the-new-tan-part-1-2/ One of Tampa Bay's Premier Med Spas - Located in St. Petersburg, Florida! Thu, 01 Dec 2022 04:00:58 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: dayglomedpsa https://www.dayglomedspa.com/blog/pale-is-the-new-tan-part-1-2/#comment-59 Thu, 16 May 2013 14:08:25 +0000 http://contact@shayleesmith.com#comment-59 In reply to erindavenport.

Hi Erin, thanks for your comment! When I was younger, I definitely didn’t want to hear this but now that I’m a bit older and have worked in a plastic surgery office and medical skin care spa, I see the future of those who succumb to sun damage. And I’m not interested! Thanks for reading and we hope you’ll visit back for more!

]]> By: erindavenport https://www.dayglomedspa.com/blog/pale-is-the-new-tan-part-1-2/#comment-58 Thu, 16 May 2013 13:33:25 +0000 http://contact@shayleesmith.com#comment-58 Thanks so much for sharing this, it really is a very important distinction and I wish more young people would consider how they will feel just a few short years down the road. After watching my dad perform laser skin resurfacing and even intense facial reconstructions due to people having portions of their face removed due to skin cancer, I am not at all interested in a natural tan. I had my face photographed at his office in Sarasota with one of the imaging machines like your first example and even as a fair-skinned person, the damage that it showed was disturbing (I’ve done a bit of laying out and tanning bed time in my past). It’s not worth it! Thank you for spreading the word.

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