In our previous research in the field of dermatology, we specifically focused on skin aging and wound healing, examining biological factors such as ultraviolet-B radiation-induced skin photo aging. The core of our study involved UVB-induced damage to the dorsal skin of rats, which increased epidermal thickness, decreased elastic collagen fibers, and increased hyperplasia in the epidermal region. This helped us gain a deeper understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying skin aging and the body’s response to skin injuries. Natural sunscreens are well known for their ability to alleviate inflamed sunburn and dry skin. One of our notable achievements includes the development of a novel topical formulation that enhances wound healing by promoting tissue regeneration, which has shown promising results in clinical trials using in vivo animal models.