Push for Islanders in Guernsey to protect ears in the sun
Ms Chammings said ears tend to "stick out a bit" so are more susceptible to sunburn.She also recommended wearing a hat to shield ears in the sun.Signs of sun damaged ears include "peely skin, redness, soreness on the top part of your ear and anything that keeps coming back or is persistent", she said.As part of her job, Ms Chammings explained she refers people to get their ears checked by their doctor regularly. "Quite a lot of our clients have little chunks missing where they literally have to cut [sun damage] out." This story is part of BBC Guernsey's Sun Safety Campaign.
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