Dr. Spraker was great and worth the wait. She is incredibly knowledgeable and familiar with albinism. We didn't think there was anything "wrong" with Noah's skin but really just needed to get a baseline check. She didn't find anything that looked like sun damage or concerning spots (yay since he probably didn't have access to sunscreen until 3 months ago). From here on out we will now be using a 30 SPF instead of 55 and re-apply every 2 hours not every 30 minutes (I have been a maniac worrying about a burn). She also recommend investing in some sun protection gear not just rash guards but approved of all the steps we are taking. Noah will now see her every 6 months for re-checks.
Here are some of the waiting room antics...
I would love to know what exactly you did to prepare to bring him home. Rash guard? I have some suggestions for sun protection, but I'd love more specific examples! He's is so darn cute!
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