Bus driver face sun damage

 · The driver, 49, got out of his bus to inspect for damage after hearing a loud noise in the block of North Michigan Avenue about 9 p.m., police said. .  · This kind of damage is consistent with the Favre–Racouchot syndrome which includes white bumps or cysts (known as milia), larger flesh colored lumps (nodular elastosis) and www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 1 min.  · A year-old man who drove a delivery truck for 28 years shows damaged skin on the left side of his face. New England Journal of Medicine. Estimated Reading Time: 2 mins.

This picture of a truck driver - and the damage prolonged exposure to the sun did to the left side of his face - will make you never want to leave home again without smothering your face in SPF. This kind of damage is consistent with the Favre–Racouchot syndrome which includes white bumps or cysts (known as milia), larger flesh colored lumps (nodular elastosis) and blackheads. A year-old man who drove a delivery truck for 28 years shows damaged skin on the left side of his face. New England Journal of Medicine. (CBS News) It's no secret that lots of sun damages the.

2 jun The unnamed man spent 28 years driving a truck, meaning he was far more exposed to the sun's rays coming through the window on the left of. A truck driver's sun-worn face has been used as the perfect example of what damage UV rays can do to the skin. Only one side of the driver's. The side of his face that has damage tends to agree with that. Lot more heat/sun glare down under (no smog in the out back also).