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Posted: 2013-01-31T16:28:56Z | Updated: 2017-12-07T03:04:08Z Dr. Mikael Sandstrm Sets Off Swedish Gossip Mills With Wild Tan (VIDEO, PHOTOS) | HuffPost Life

Dr. Mikael Sandstrm Sets Off Swedish Gossip Mills With Wild Tan (VIDEO, PHOTOS)

LOOK: You Won't Believe This Swedish Doctor's (Yes, Doctor!) Tan
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Listen up, Tan Mom : we may have a handsome Scandinavian doctor you'd get along with swimmingly.

Why? Oh, just because this dude is also sporting a DEEP CITRUS-Y HUE. Shared interests are always good for compatibility!

His name is Dr. Mikael Sandstrm , and he popped up on a Swedish TV program this week looking bronzer than The Thinker. He says his tan isn't the product of tanning beds, but the result of a two-week Caribbean vacation. (Which.... okay.)

According to the Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet, the doc typically has a rather fair and healthy complexion, but people started gossiping on Twitter after he appeared on the show "Nyhetsmorgon" to talk about the dangers of smoking looking mighty orange. "He looks like he sleeps in a tanning bed," writes one user. Dermatologists even criticized his appearance.

Now, hold up. Shouldn't doctors be the ones telling us to stay OUT of the sun, not the ones who show up boasting about frying in tropical UVs? Sandstrm insists it's dangerous to burn, but says he didn't burn; he merely tanned, which is healthy if you only do it for 30 minutes a day and spread out your sun sessions over the course of a year.

Oy. Watch the clip and witness the orangosity in photo form below.

More out-there tans...

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