Evaluation in real life of an adapted information impact for effective photoprotection: An example with patients with actinic keratosis

Introduction: Cutaneous actinic keratosis lesions preferentially affect people with clear skin and indicate an excess of solar exposure. Actinic keratosis can be esthetically troublesome and require a medical care with consultations at regular intervals to allow the dermatologist the detection of a possible development toward a skin cancer. Whatever the treatment chosen by the dermatologist, the medical care is always the opportunity to inform and educate people about the necessity of an effective photoprotection to avoid the risk of recurrence.