Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the increase in skin-related issues during the summer season, emphasizing the need for effective sun protection and awareness of common skin diseases such as sunburn and insect bites [1][3]. Group 1: Common Skin Diseases in Summer - The onset of summer leads to a noticeable rise in patients suffering from skin conditions like sunburn and insect bite dermatitis [3]. - Common allergic skin diseases in summer include sunburn caused by ultraviolet (UV) rays, insect bite dermatitis, urticaria, and eczema [5]. - Sunburn is characterized by symptoms such as redness, small bumps, itching, and peeling skin, particularly in individuals sensitive to UV rays [7]. Group 2: Prevention and Protection Measures - Experts recommend that individuals who are sensitive to UV rays should take precautions such as applying sufficient sunscreen and avoiding direct sunlight [10]. - The recommended amount of sunscreen is half a spoon for the face and one spoon each for the chest and back to ensure effective protection [10]. - For those allergic to certain sunscreens, alternative protective measures include using sun umbrellas, wide-brimmed hats, sun masks, and sunglasses [12].