Can one occasionally go to the beach (months) after laser resurfacing with the use SPF30?

There are two issues in regards to the skin being more sensitive following laser resurfacing procedures.First is the reduction in pigment staining of the skin from years of sun damage. This gives the complexion a smoother appearance but the lack of pigment does make the skin more sensitive to the sun. Second is the reduction in the dead skin layers on the top layer of the skin. This will replenish itself over 6 weeks or so.So the skin will improve in sensitivity to the sun to a certain degree, but its critical for everyone regardless of having had skin resurfacing to keep their skin protected from the sun when outside.The sun is the major force of skin aging in general and skin cancer in particular.The most important thing is to reapply your sun protection every 3-4 hours when you're outside and I like the mechanical blocks best which are those that have Titanium Dioxide or Zinc Oxide.I hope this was helpful.

As
you've correctly noted, a laser resurfacing procedure prompts the growth of new
collagen, and your skin can burn more easily when exposed to the sun's harmful
rays. It is critical to apply broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or
higher every day, especially during the first several weeks after your
treatment. Avoiding sun exposure after that is recommended, but when you do
enjoy outdoor activities try to limit exposing the treated skin by wearing a
hat or sitting beneath an umbrella. At the beach, reapply sunscreen frequently.You don't need to stay out of the sun
forever, but it sounds like you're on the right track by researching this
topic. Protect your skin to protect your results.