The relentless hustle of modern life has a new assignment: comprehensive sun protection that includes the eyes. In Tokyo, amidst urban sophistication and rising ultraviolet (UV) indices, dermatologist Dr. Hanae Ishikawa is leading a campaign advocating daily sunscreen use, extending beyond the skin to safeguard our vulnerable eyes. As many rush through their morning routines, the application of SPF is a step often reserved solely for the skin. However, Dr. Ishikawa warns, 'UV rays are not selective; they penetrate, cause harm, and our eyes should not become the unintended victims of negligence.' Eyes are especially susceptible to UV damage, an often overlooked aspect of health. In emphasizing this crucial facet of preventative health, Dr. Ishikawa collaborates with urban health initiatives to incorporate eye protection into public advisory campaigns. As UV levels in cities reach unprecedented highs, the confluence of lifestyle habits and health awareness becomes a focal point for promoting long-term well-being. Such endeavors underscore the importance of merging skincare with eye care, transforming habitual tasks into protective measures against cumulative sun exposure. As this awareness spreads, a new consensus of comprehensive personal care is emerging, encouraging individuals to see beyond traditional boundaries of skin health.