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Visualize the skin damaging and aging effects of ultraviolet light. UVScan is designed to visualize the hurt and aging effects of ultraviolet light on your skin by analyzing images from your image library or integrated camera. Excessive exposure to sunlight and tanning booths can lead to premature skin aging and chronic skin hurt, which may effect in skin cancer. These damaging effects can be alleviated by staying in the shade, wearing light clothing, or by using sunscreen. UVScan visualizes the damaged part of the skin as darker places. Smaller wrinkles in the facial place, which are indicative of prematurly aged skin due to uv exposure, are simple to spot in the same method. The analysis works best about 24 to 48 hours after intensive exposure. The analysis relies on photos taken under awesome lighting conditions, without extreme dark or bright spots. For best results use photos taken with a distance of roughly 4 inches (10 centimeters). Shots of the cheek and nose could be taken from the side, while shots of the forehead could be taken directly facing the place to analyze. The integrated flash light will further enhance the quality of the analysis. UVScan resulted in a 2004 scientific paper: Blum-A, Vollert-B, Schlagenhauff-B (2004) Visualization Way Based on Digital Photo Analysis Reveals Photodamage of the Skin Arch Dermatol 2004;140 1173-1174