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Do I need to stay out of the sun?

by Margaret | 5 Dec 2018 | FAQ

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In Gorlin Syndrome individuals are at a greater risk of developing BCCs. It is important to stay out of the sun. Protect yourself by using a sun block or high factor sun screen.  Cover up with hats, long sleeves and sunglasses to protect from the sun’s harmful rays.

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