Abstract
Objective: To review in literature the relationship between the use of screens and the skin aging process. Carry out a clinical update on the topic describing the main findings so far. Bibliographic review: The use of devices such as smartphones, tablets, televisions, among other devices, radiates visible light in a wavelength capable of altering the functioning of the DNA of the skin and trigger the release of reactive oxygen species in fibroblasts. In a short period of time this habit accelerates the skin aging process. There are still no robust studies that have evaluated the effect of exposure to visible light for a long period of time. Final considerations: The use of screen devices, which emit visible light, accelerate the skin aging process, by increasing oxidative stress and causing damage to the skin. It is suggested to carry out more research on the topic that also addresses the consequences of this exposure over the years.