Each year, skin cancer rates continue to rise significantly around the world. Too often underestimated, they are far from harmless. Understanding the link between UV exposure and skin cancer helps people adopt the right protective habits and live more confidently while reducing long-term risk.

During and after breast cancer, the skin becomes more fragile. It retains the memory of each treatment. Radiotherapy, chemotherapy, scarring—all of these factors make it more sensitive to the sun.
Discover the origins of this fragility, why it can persist after treatment, and the best practices to protect your skin without giving up outdoor activities or an active lifestyle.

On the occasion of World Cancer Day, we spoke with Doctor Nicole Ménard, a dermatologist in Quimper, who is faced with the screening and treatment of skin cancers, which are particularly common in Brittany. She shares her expertise and advice to better protect our skin and adopt good habits on a daily basis.