Кожа помнит всё — даже тот загар 10 лет назад. Екатерина Черныш, дерматолог

Live broadcast of "Find Your Doctor" from May 13, 2026. Speaker: Ekaterina Chernysh, dermatovenerologist, cosmetologist, and PhD candidate. (https://www.atlasclinic.ru/doctors/ch...) Broadcast Topic: Skin remembers everything—even that tan from 10 years ago. Sunburn isn't just a condition where the skin peels off in clumps. Even simply reddened skin after a walk is damage that the skin doesn't forget. In this episode, dermatologist and cosmetologist Ekaterina Chernysh explains how the sun affects cellular DNA, why skin cancer "appears younger," and why SPF cream is important in the city, near a window, and even in the car. Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/@findyourdoc/... Facebook (main group):   / findyourdoc   Facebook (oncology):   / oncoexpert   Telegram: https://t.me/findyourdoc VK: https://vk.com/findyourdoc For collaboration inquiries: [email protected] 4:53 — Introduction 7:47 — Ekaterina Chernysh explains how skin "remembers" sunburn and how ultraviolet light damages DNA 10:41 — The mechanism of the P53 protein and its role in protecting skin from cancer 12:19 — The difference between ultraviolet A and UVB, and their penetration through glass 15:17 — The effect of reflective surfaces on photodamage 15:40 — Balancing the benefits of the sun (vitamin D) and the damage caused by sunburn 17:41 — Discussion of skin phototypes and their evolutionary adaptation to the sun 19:06 — Skin cancer problems in residents of countries with bright sun, the example of Australia 21:08 — The influence of genetics and phototype on sun tolerance when moving to other regions 24:37 — Recommendations for skin protection when moving to sunny regions 26:28 — The increase in the number of young patients with basal cell skin cancer and the reasons 27:48 — Differences between melanoma and basal cell skin cancer, signs and symptoms 29:25 — Melanoma Awareness Day and free screenings at the Atlas Clinic (May 25) 32:02 — Which skin lesions should be a reason to see a dermatologist 33:34 — Features of examining the ears, nose, neck, and other exposed areas of skin 37:42 — The effect of reflection from Snow and cloudy weather on photodamage to the skin 38:35 — The difference between SPF levels and their actual effectiveness 42:25 — Recommendations for regular SPF use and habit formation 45:56 — Viewer questions: the connection between sun allergy, gastrointestinal tract, and skin diseases 47:46 — Questions about contraindications and restrictions for patients with a history of melanoma