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Outdoor work comes with undeniable perks, but high UV exposure isn’t one of them. ☀️🌾

Did you know Irish farmers spend 25+ hours a week outdoors, exposing them to 2–3 times more UV radiation than indoor workers? Over time, this cumulative exposure significantly increases the risk of skin damage and skin cancer.

Whether you are working on the farm, in construction, or simply spending prolonged time outdoors, protecting your skin and staying vigilant with regular skin checks is essential.

Prioritise your skin health. Book a mole screening with Rose Clinic today!
Early detection saves lives!

🚜 Farm Safety Week | 20th–24th July

Farmers spend countless hours working outdoors, often in some of the highest levels of UV exposure. While protecting yourself from machinery and physical hazards is second nature, it’s just as important to protect your skin.

This Farm Safety Week, we’re sharing simple steps you can take to reduce your risk of skin cancer while working outdoors.

🌞 Wear SPF 50+ every day, even when it’s cloudy
👒 Choose a wide-brimmed hat to protect your face, ears and neck
👕 Cover up with long sleeves where possible
🕶️ Wear UV-protective sunglasses
🔍 Check your skin regularly and don’t ignore new or changing moles

Your skin works as hard as you do, take a few minutes to protect it.
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So, what does “early detection” actually mean? 🤔

When it comes to skin cancer, early detection means identifying changes in the skin before they have the opportunity to progress.

Finding skin cancer early can make a significant difference. The earlier a concern is detected, the sooner appropriate next steps can be taken.

Your skin deserves attention. Don’t wait for a change to become a concern. 🤍

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📅 Book your appointment today.

🔗 Visit roseclinic.ie or click the link in our bio to book.

You all guessed correctly 👏🏼

Our new clinic is located in County Kerry!

The waitlist is now open.
To reserve your spot, send us an email or a DM! If you would prefer to speak to someone, you can call (021) 234 7560!

We are looking forward to welcoming you all!! 🌹

We’re expanding once again!🌹

We have hidden the location of our newest clinic in this riddle.

Can you figure it out? Share your guess in the comments below. 👀

Expanding access to skin cancer screening across Ireland. 🇮🇪

At Rose Clinic, our mission has always been to make expert skin cancer screening more accessible. With the opening of our seventh clinic in Celbridge, we’re continuing to bring early detection and preventative skin healthcare to more communities.

As Prof. Paul Redmond, Founder & CEO, explains:

“The opening of our Celbridge clinic is particularly important as it will help increase access to skin cancer screening, mole assessment and preventative healthcare services at a time when the incidence of skin cancer continues to rise.”

Early detection saves lives. Together, we’re making expert skin screening more accessible than ever.

UV Damage 🚨

UV damage doesn’t show up overnight, it builds up over time! The number one best treatment for UV damage is prevention.

Book your screening today!

It’s July, which means the UV levels are high ☀️

Don’t forget to wear broad-spectrum SPF every day and reapply every two hours!

Melanoma doesn’t always look the way people expect.

It can be pink, brown, black, flat or raised, changing in shape, colour or texture over time. Because of this variation, it isn’t always obvious in its early stages.

At Rose Clinic, our nurse melanographers are trained to recognise the subtle and less typical signs of melanoma through expert dermoscopic assessment.

If you notice a new or changing lesion, don’t wait for it to “look serious”…get it checked.

Early detection saves lives🌹