Cancer
Support
by
La Roche-Posay
While you live with cancer, your body and mind can go through many changes.
To navigate your journey ahead it is essential to practice self-care to enrich your mind, body and soul.
Indulging in the things you love the most can be incredibly satisfying.
Whether you love exercising, meditating or trying new make-up routines, now is the time to put yourself at the top of your priority list.
It is crucial, also, to look after your skin before, during and after the treatments.
For over a decade we have worked closely with Dermatologists worldwide, committed to improving the lives of people with cancer who are experiencing the changes the disease can cause to skin.
We want you to know that we are here for you, as your skin’s ally during cancer treatment.
JOIN OUR PRIVATE COMMUNITY GROUP
La Roche-Posay facilitates this space for patients going through cancer treatment to be able to share their skincare experiences, and does not monitor, control or endorse any of the advice or content. If you need qualified medical advice, please speak to a healthcare professional.
SPEAK WITH A SKIN EXPERT TO DISCUSS YOUR SKIN’S NEEDS VIA A 1:1 ONLINE CONSULTATION
Join an online consultation with a Skin Expert to discuss the La Roche-Posay skincare products formulated for sensitive skin, also suitable for patients undergoing cancer treatment.
PROMOTING SKIN CANCER AWARENESS
Raising awareness about skin cancer prevention and sun safety is one of our main objectives. Every year, La Roche-Posay partners with dermatologists to provide free skin screenings, educational materials, and complimentary sunscreen samples to the public.
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DR JUSTINE HEXTALL
CONSULTANT DERMATOLOGIST
For over a decade, La Roche-Posay have worked closely with dermatologists worldwide like Dr Hextall, committed to improving the lives of people with cancer who are experiencing the changes the disease can cause to skin.
