"It's not common to see actinic keratoses in people this young, but it can happen with extensive sun/UV exposure. She was tested and diagnosed to have this by her dermatologist. What this girl has can also look a lot like herpes blisters, so I would talk to your derm if you notice something like this. Around 10% of actinic keratoses eventually can evolve into skin cancer." @dr.mamina May Is Skin Cancer Awareness Month and with over 5 million cases diagnosed in the United States each year, skin cancer is America's most common cancer. 💙 Wear your SPF daily + vigintaly 💙 Stay away from tanning beds at all costs 💙 Limit extensive sun/UV exposure #Skintap #YourBestSkinIsaTapAway