I’ve literally witnessed this over the past few years as an informed skincare and social media consumer. If companies can sell you a Retinol, they can sell you even more products and treatments to chase the negligible effects of retinol (in comparison to retinoic acid). My aesthetician literally told me that she was taught to discourage Tretinoin use because it limits what she can do and sell in the treatment room. (She remained wise and informed enough to encourage Tretinoin though), and said that I would notice less of a visible result with professional glycolic acid peels vs. her non-Tretinoin clients because my 45 year-old skin is already in great shape. (And indeed, I noticed NOTHING after a series of six 50% glycolic acid peels). Without direct RAR-gamma activation, retinol is such a time and wallet drainer. I currently use Renova Tretinoin .02% 5 nights a week and Trifarotene 2 nights. Now, the messaging on how Tretinoin is too aggressive and ruining our skin, never intended for long term use, causes calloused skin, “inflammaging”, etc. is running rampant on socials BIG TIME. While all can be the case, it’s usually due to improper usage, concomitant use with too many unnecessary and inflammatory products (e.g. hyaluronic acid), dosage, the number of RARs in the skin, etc. and we all know, the dose makes the poison with any medication and using it on macerated cells seems a recipe for disaster. Fear mongering strikes again. On another note, I’m having trouble getting on with L-ascorbic acid and the data on THD Ascorbate and derivatives is less convincing. I’d be curious as to what you think about ellagic acid. Seems to have some good antioxidant and skin brightening data behind it (more so than the derivatives). Thanks!

@JamiLaundry

11 ай бұрын

Circling back after watching your Vitamin C video. I own the Allies of Skin 35% and struggle to get on with that one as well. If you think the Allie’s ethylated ascorbic + THD far outweigh ellagic acid benefits, I’ll keep on with the Allies but would sincerely appreciate any tips on how to possibly get on with it. I currently use an Aestura Attobarrier Hydrating Essence as a light moisturizer after Tretinoin…wondering if there would be benefit to use it in the morning followed by the Allies. 🤔

@Dr_Abs

11 ай бұрын

You've hit the nail on the head with your comments. Hopefully if my channel becomes more popular, the nonsense companies spread will be restricted. I'd stick with the allies product for now. There may be benefit in ellagic acid, but, long term I doubt there will be a difference in that both will give you the best skin in combo with something like tret/trifarotene. I'd say try both and use whichever you personally prefer. I'm very glad my vid helped and that there are people like you who aren't dumb enough for companies to fool into buying crap after crap ❤️

@JamiLaundry

11 ай бұрын

@@Dr_Abs Appreciate your time to respond and your savage and unapologetic approach to getting the truth out there. Happy to have discovered you. That’s what it will take to get through and we need more like you out here! Far too much skin damage and wallet abuse to bother with being polite. Thanks again.

@user-wx9xr8rl8g

9 күн бұрын

​@@Dr_Abs Thank you soooo much! You have answered a life time questions. Please stay safe. Praying for your your safety and that of your family.

At 65, my skincare has been the same for 40 years Factor 50 every day of the year I use Altruist it’s available (online) Tretinoin every night Never use moisturiser, it makes my skin lazy But lately , twice a year I have polynucleotide injections to boost my collagen and give me a glow Vaseline on lips every night Castor oil at night all over my neck and hands And that’s it . Simple, very effective and not expensive. I’m proud of my skin it’s in fantastic condition Just paying this forward to the young girls looking for tips.

This is all so fascinating. I’ve been watching all the videos and reading comments over the past couple of days. I’d given up on retinoids as it seemed like my face was coming off and breaking out like never before. Now I want to have another go! Trying to figure out if I’d be better off ordering adapalene (here in the US) or ordering the .005 tret subscription prescription I currently have on hold. Also wondering if I can work through face oil oil supplies or if it’s better to order squalane - definitely going to ditch moisturizers from here on out! Grateful for this no-nonsense biohacking friendly channel. :-)

@King311___

5 күн бұрын

You meant 0.05 NOT 0.005 tret.. ryt?

Thank goodness i found your channel. Ive been asking myself the same question. Seems like theres a lot of fluff on yt regarding skin care and skincare products and not enough real, no bs information. even from the professionals! Youre definitely doing it right. Keep up the good work!

@Dr_Abs

10 ай бұрын

Thanks! I thought exactly the same as you and realised maybe I need to be the one I'm looking for. Hopefully the channel will grow and more people can benefit from the info.

Dr Abs. I use tretinoin for almost 30 years and I look 20 years younger. Of course I also wear sunblock at least twice a day. YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. ❤

Hi Dr, Is Isotretinoin ok to use instead of tretinoin, i picked up a non perscription tube from a pharmacy in greece this year. My skin is perfectly fine with it, no reactions. But wondered if i should go back to tretinoin instead? I do have oily skin with sebaceous filaments, so thought Isotretinoin would be a good and cheaper alternative while i could buy it.

Thank you, this ish has gotten out of hand. As someone who has extremely sensitive systic acne since 11 years old norhing over the counter has ever worked for me and ive tried everything under the sun.

You literally do all the research for us and more and convert it into these short videos for us which is beyond amazing!!! No one else would be able to be non filtered like you so plz remember how appreciated and extraordinary you are 😃

@Dr_Abs

11 ай бұрын

Thank you :D

Hello Doctor! I'd like to know your thoughts on microdose accutane for antiaging purposes, thank you!!!

I love how as well as being very informative, your videos always confirmed what I have known all along... and not because I'm an expert but just after years of trial and error! I have stopped relying on costly over the counter products (despite the hype) because they don't WORK!!!

@Dr_Abs

Ай бұрын

Thank you 🙏 Most of the industry is full of nonsense imo

So appreciate you sharing your expertise and honesty 🙏🏾✨

I’m using a 0.3% retinol cream as I’ve just turned 40 and have sensitive dry skin. The aim is to build tolerance in order to use tret.

Lol I just bought Medik8 0.06% Retinaldehyde from using adapalene 0.1% before because I thought I wanted it to be a little stronger. Should i go back to the adapalene? 😂 . I heard that adapalene hasn't been studied much for anti-aging results , its known to be used for acne . So for long term & anti-aging purpose, what product do you think is the best for sensitive skin?

@Dr_Abs

7 ай бұрын

I'd go back to adapalene. In terms of antiageing etc it's basically just vitamin a which we know is used to help skin ageing. Wrt sensitivity, I'd say is it depends on the person because sometimes the sensitivity is linked to things like digestion issues too so hard to say over a KZread comment

I was wondering if a combination of GHK copper peptides and Tretinoin would be best, and weekly use of a Derma Roller?

What do you recommend to get rid of forehead wrinkles? Thats the biggest one for me is it even possible without botox, like a skin regimen?

Another great video! I'm struggling to find a link for a digital prescription. There is only a link to your website, where I can't find anything related to prescriptions. I want to buy tretinoin. Thanks! 😊

@Dr_Abs

6 күн бұрын

Thank you, legally a consult is required so you can either do the one off or the lifelong option 🙂

Adapalene is available without a prescription now in the US.

Hi Dr. Abs…just came across your channel. What would you say is best for melasma. Thanks so much.

@Dr_Abs

3 ай бұрын

It's an answer that's different for everyone to be honest. It'd ideally revolve around skincare and some sort of clinical treatment together. Skincare that has vitamin A, some exfoliation to remove old pigment, pigment production inhibition and suncream would be ideal. Then a clinical device like Sciton BBL and/or Moxi would be the cherry on the cake. Hope that helps

@crucitasquillace5072

3 ай бұрын

@@Dr_Abs thanks so much. Very helpful

Need a prescription does most insurances cover the cost? will this Tretinoin help with crepeyness or sagging for more mature women and can be used on the body!

@Dr_Abs

3 ай бұрын

I'm it sure about the insurance, sorry! Usually they don't because it's cosmetic. Tretinoin/vitamin A can be used for total skin health anywhere on the body really. But for laxity there's only so much any kind of skincare will do if I'm honest. For that, skincare combined with clinical treatment is probably best.

What are your opinions on polynucleotides such as nucleofill

@Dr_Abs

11 ай бұрын

Sunekos is better. Polynucleotides generally make collagen 1 3 4 7. 1 and 3 aren't difficult to make. 4 and 7 are crucial in antiageing etc but are very difficult to make. Sunekos makes them (+ elastin + fibronectin) in the maximal amount hence it's granted a patent for it. The fact no PN company markets by saying it makes the most says it all. Often, it's what the company doesn't say that's most important. Check out my antiageing lecture for a full and complete understanding of this.

Adapalene 0.1% is available OTC in the USA and is relatively inexpensive. It is also less sensitizing than tretinoin. Would you recommend it as the ideal, readily available retinoid?

@laurab9518

12 күн бұрын

I want to know this too please

@mv848

8 күн бұрын

It's $6 in my country. Have been using it for 22 years and I look 15 years younger than my real age. Primarily used it for mild acne on chin. Continued bc I love it. *If you're pregnant or breastfeeding - talk to a doctor and they will more likely than not tell you to stop using it!* *If you're allergic - obviously do not use it!* Otherwise - it's amazing, and I tried EVERYTHING under the sun (tretinoin, dozens of retinols.....evertything).

@Nishaajain01

5 күн бұрын

​@@mv848 i have been using treti 0.025 per for 3 months now and honestly I don't feel much diff My skin didn't peel off no breakouts no dryness 😢 I bought a higher concentration now 0.1 per I hope this will work😅

I live in the UK, just a regular 53 year old gal, with regular skin. I don't have a derm. and all these retinoids are prescription only. So how do I get my hands on them? Any advice welcome. 😊

@Dr_Abs

Ай бұрын

Check the description

Hmm I use adapalene, however to give merit to the content creators your mentioned they have elaborated (the information is there, not in the compact format you do , but it's there) about the prescription retinoids , (well adapalene being ex-prescription) . Speaking of two questions: 1. It was from Dr Dray mentioning how adapalne is quite a selective molecule and doesn' t bound to all the receptors.I presume it binds on the alpha? given they are the most abundant ones? I will google afterwards. She was also very reluctant to talk about it's antiaging capacity, since the medical study didn't know show collagen boost. As far as I understand they used echography and it was not an ideal measurement from that start Althoust an elastin index term it was found improved, so i am not sure how one reads that is correlated to a single "yes it does antiaging". Does this index by default means collagen production ?. What is your take? 2. How will you evaluate Korean products? I recently learned about Enprani Retinyl retinoate and my brows raised and got firmed even without using it. Apparently Medik8 is reselling under their brand-name for only 5 times the original product price. You are also gorgeous looking.

@Dr_Abs

3 ай бұрын

To answer each point in turn… 1. Yeah selectivity is crucial. The more modern retinoids are designed like that. With regards to collagen increase - the problem is that you have to define the type of collagen you're creating and then use different methods for that. Morten Karsdal is one of the experts on this topic. For elastin, I don't think it will improve to the extent that something like Sunekos will provide but I'm sure there will be some sort of positive effect. I think as long as we are targetting the RAR-gamma then we are still going after the same HoxB1 gene family. 2. Retinyl-retinoate seems to be a great product and looks like it's far more powerfl than retinol. I agree that Medik8 are selling it at quite high a price but that's the industry for you! I haven't seen a study that converts it into tret or adapalene or trifarotene etc in terms of equivalence. Because of that, it's extremely difficult to compare one to the other, you can only really talk about the selective receptor targetting I guess. 3. Thank you :)

@Dermatoulis-cd5ex

3 ай бұрын

@@Dr_Abs Thank you very much!!! About Enprani I was impressed, if it works as it's claimed it's a very soft side effect retinoic acid product the way i understand it?. IF hmm maybe i will try my luck for one more! Really fast my eye for bryan johnson taking only oral retinoic acid, accutan is called here. Then a parallel video from a dermatologist comparing oral vitamin A to accutan. That Vit A supplement was rather weaker but still similar. I noticed also how often vitmain A is added in food supplements, small amounts but the ones i happen to take. it's a lot to disentagle here. My question is that oral prescription seems to be more efficient, (I take minoxidil as an example too) , so it could be another direction instead of topical application of retinoids? However is it something a liver would appreciate? and should be such supplements a bit more restricted for pregnancy cases as retinols are? I mean i can feed my friends any vitamin supplement i can reach but when it comes to retinoids are like cats in the water because it can cause teratogenesis. And for oral consumption is vitamin A beta karotin substance in most cases? Could natural sources of this supplement act as good and without worrying for your liver? Thank youuuuu your channel just popped so i am checking your content ^_^ I like to cross check doctor of youtube and figure out the scientific consensus and commercial biases ^_^ ^_^ and you bring something fresh on the table it seems

So do I get the same result from retinal in long term? Cause I absolutely cannot use retinoids

Thankyou sir!! Wasted 1/5 partime job salary on my skin care products and feeling like a clown. Wish that I knew you sooner.

where is the link for a digital prescrip from you Thank You !!

I wanted to ask for your opinion on rice water for skin . What are the benefits and potential side effects

They do sell Adapalene 0.1% over the counter in the US, but mostly marketed for acne. Is this just as good for anti ageing as tretinoin and what is the difference between them? Also, my ophthalmologist has said I should stay away from retinoids around my eyes because it can make my dry eye condition worse. Thoughts please?? Thanks!

@Dr_Abs

Ай бұрын

Absolutely it is! I made a video explaining them all earlier 😊 They can irritate any skin if the skin isn't used to it. All my patients use them around the eyes slowly and work up and there's no dryness at all.

@user-qd1uj3du1t

Ай бұрын

@@Dr_Abs Thanks so much! I will look for that earlier video. As I said when I discovered you 2 days ago, I have to get to ALL your videos and read all the comments because I found there is a wealth of information in those. I'm spending as much time as I can reviewing it all! It'll take a while. 😉

@Dr_Abs

Ай бұрын

Appreciate the support, there's so much more coming too. Have a podcast in the works for you all soon ☺️

@user-qd1uj3du1t

Ай бұрын

@@Dr_Abs Fantastic! And, I'll be making that skin care consultation as soon as your site is up and running again (from the US)!

@DebbieTDP

6 күн бұрын

​@@Dr_Abs dry eye isn't dryness of the skin... I think maybe I didn't get your answer right?

I’ve been using tretinoin but really been struggling with side affects, making my skin super sensitive, I did start slowly but still get a reaction. Please advise 🙏

@Dr_Abs

3 ай бұрын

First of all, don't worry too much. It's expected and will slowly subside unless there's information I'm missing. You can drop the frequency of usage down and also increase use of squalane oil at the same time to compensate (TheOrdinary sell it for very cheap).

Hello, I’m 59 and now have forehead wrinkles not too deep but they are very visible- can you RX me here in US?

I used to have adult acne and my dermatologist recommended me “aklief” which is Trifarotene. I love it and it has done wonders for my skin, albeit I still have a little forehead lines (from not taking care of my skin in the past). I’m surprised that the jury is still out about its effectiveness compared to Tretinoin and I thank you for your video to dispel a lot of misinformation on the web.

what about the new ordinary 0.2 retinal which is one step closer to retinoic acid any good?

@Dr_Abs

3 ай бұрын

I made a video about it, check the channel

Doc, how long can we use tret cream? Been fighting acne/scars for a full 4 yrs and I kind of tired to find its replacement if there's down time for it.

@Dr_Abs

6 ай бұрын

I personally use high strength retinoid everyday tbh. Wrt scarring, usually something clinical is needed alongside like a laser as an example. It's obviously more effort but imagine if u did it years ago and never had to worry about it for the rest of your life - some things are worth investing in. I'd say find a clinic that offers something like Sciton Halo and Sciton BBL near you and invest in yourself 😊

@redhia

6 ай бұрын

@@Dr_Abs really appreciate the reply doc. I am in my 2nd years on alternating fractional CO2, microneedling and subcision atm. The result is quite good. But, since the acnes keep coming and going, I feel like it's all in vain. Still optimistic tho'. I lately found friendly products for my face and I am now trying tret 0,1%. Wish me luck :) Btw, will Halo and BBL have better result compare to treatments i've done? Haven't checked the treatment cost but i'll consider if I could afford it. Thanks again doc ☺️

@Dr_Abs

6 ай бұрын

I probably wouldn't keep having CO2 repeatedly, I'm not 100% convinced that much trauma again and again will be good long term (personally). You need to stop treating scars if the acne is still active - settle it down first then you have a limited number of scars to treat instead of constant new ones from new acne. Wrt the treatments it's impossible to say without a proper consultation unfortunately

i have sensitive skin and i am going to use retinol for the first time so i cant go for tretinoin. i got minimalist 0.6% retinol. so that wont work at all?

@Dr_Abs

7 ай бұрын

It'd probably give you a better result than using nothing but impossible to say without seeing the skin

I am using Dermatica's Tretinoin 0.05% with 4% niacinamide. Well that is what it says on the tube which is sold for £26 15ml per month. Is it any good? I am Fitzpatrick skin type 02.

@Dr_Abs

8 ай бұрын

Unfortunately I don't know where dermatica actually source their ingredients from so I can't say. I'd personally just use tret 0.1% on its own

What about Granactive Retinoids and Bakuchiol? Dr. Sam Bunting sells a product called Flawless Nightly 2% Retinoid Serum which has both. Would love your thoughts.

@Dr_Abs

9 ай бұрын

Bakuchiol is like an alternative to retinoids - it's used by several of my colleagues or women that are pregnant and don't want to use retinoids. Granactive retiniods seem to be more powerful than retinol in vitamin A activity but still pale in comparison to those mentioned in the video.

@scots_irish

9 ай бұрын

Thanks!@@Dr_Abs

Heya dr do topical dna repair enzymes skincare products actually get into the skin to work ?

@Dr_Abs

10 ай бұрын

I suppose if you microneedled before application you could get them to penetrate. But the question isn't just about penetration - even if they work by improving the lifespan slightly, if you still smoke or drink or have huge protein intake or don't exercise most days etc, how much is it really going to help? Life longevity will improve for free if you just have a healthier lifestyle.

@Roberto-yj2hx

10 ай бұрын

My question was more centred towards if they work to improve the skin quality like sun damage, wrinkles etc

@Dr_Abs

10 ай бұрын

Theoretically, yes. In reality, not necessarily.

My mum used sheabutter for everything when we were little from colds to skin to even drinking for constipation and coconut oil or the palm kernel oil. I lost my way as i grew and gave into skin care but i always stuck with natural i have oily skin and all i use now is vaseline coconut oil and sheabutter. My skin glows no lines acne gone. Money saved 😅

What age do you suggest own start using retinol/Trentinoin? Is 28 too soon to maintain good skin…? Thank you!!

@Dr_Abs

7 ай бұрын

I'd have started as a teenager if I knew!

@SuperHowyalikemenow

7 ай бұрын

Okay, thank you!!!

@mv848

8 күн бұрын

Started adapalene at the age of 21. That was 22 years ago. It's a revolutionary ingredient. Not expensive either ($6 in my country). Regardless: if it cost $200 - I would pay $200 for it. If you're pregnant or breastfeeding - talk to a doctor and they will more likely than not tell you to stop using it! If you're allergic - obviously do not use it!

@BehindTheBush96

8 күн бұрын

Pretty sure I read collagen production takes a nosedive and you start ageing much faster once you hit 25, so 28 is absolutely not too soon to start with the anti-ageing products.

Is there a % on the Tretinoin you would recommend? I have been using for years, using the 0.1% now, but still get the flaky skin after a few days? Would you recommend using daily since I’ve used for some time? And would you recommend a moisturizer to diminish the flakiness ? If so any suggestions as I saw your video on moisturizers.

@Dr_Abs

15 күн бұрын

If you don't push through the flaky stage it'll be life long. Go daily and then push through - you'll never need to do it again after that. I'd recommend squalane oil instead of a moisturiser.

@blievrn1540

15 күн бұрын

@@Dr_Abs thank you so much. Would love to get in on your Sunekos. You mentioned in that video about a drinkable available. Wish that was available . Where are you located ?

@Dr_Abs

15 күн бұрын

@blievrn1540 I'm based in London www.drabs.clinic

@blievrn1540

15 күн бұрын

@@Dr_Abs if I’m ever in London I would love to make an appointment with you. Thank you so much. If I may ask one other question..you mentioned squalane oil..is there one you would recommend? The only squalane I have seen or heard of is from a company called Biossance . Thank you again and I will visit your website.

@Dr_Abs

15 күн бұрын

@@blievrn1540 you're welcome any time 😊 I recommend the one from The Ordinary because it's so cheap and does exactly the same thing

What do you think of retinaldehyde ?

Can you also put the profhilo video up never got to watch it :(

@Dr_Abs

11 ай бұрын

I didn't realise but I got a copyright thing for the background music so I'm just trying to sort that out with KZread admins atm

Glad to be a new subscriber! THX

I feel like this is what most retinol KZread dermatologists have been saying though, that a prescription retinoid show results faster but haven’t studies shown that OTC retinols also will work well in the long long term? So in a nutshell are you saying any OTC retinol is bullsh*t like retinyl palmitate, etc? What about Altreno? I have been looking to get a retinol prescription so I might check out your link. Actually it says “page cannot be found”, man you trying to give me a virus 😂 what a load of 💩

@Dr_Abs

10 ай бұрын

Haha thank you for the feedback. Long term you're right, there may not be too much difference. But the context of the video was to show info on what can get you results quickest. The link was work for me just now. Try the link in my bio on Instagram @doctor.abs if still not working

What about bone marrow. It contains vitamin A. I have been using it as a skin moisturizer and it works great.

Hyperpigmentation and brightness... best serum please suggest me.. My age 23.. Please answer me...

@Dr_Abs

11 ай бұрын

Tretinoin 0.1% + Hydraquinone 4%

Otherwise doctor, I recently stopped taking tretinoin (my skin tolerated it well, it's a shame) because it made me more tired and more vulnerable to certain viruses (often sick, especially after the 3 month purge phase ) it's a shame... I have a fragile body but perfect skin.... Have you ever heard of this type of side effect or problem with this medication? Sincerely Jack

@Dr_Abs

2 ай бұрын

I suspect the other problems were more to do with diet than the tretinoin, personally.

@Hdd697

2 ай бұрын

@@Dr_Abs Well no because I have had an ultra-antioxidant diet for a long time...hence the youthfulness of my skin but thanks anyway for responding

@Hdd697

2 ай бұрын

@@Dr_Abs (sorry for the translation if so)

Doctor, please make a video of oily skincare routine.

The information is perfect but the horrible incessant unnecessary background beat is, horrible.

I wish someone could tell me the best over the counter product for my face.. 🙄

very informative video...would be 100%better without the annoying background music

I’ve used retin a , then squalane for yrs. I’m 70. I started using it in my 20’s but I guess I look ok but if I had money I’d still have a face lift.

Sorry for being a bit thick but aren't these prescribed solely for acne issues ? You seem to be saying that these are also have anti-aging benefits, which can be used by people with no acne at all.

@Dr_Abs

14 күн бұрын

Yeah they can be antiageing too. Think about it this way if it helps... the molecular interaction is independent of why you got the product. So, whether you use it for acne or aging, the interaction will still be the same. Therefore, if it improves skin health why wouldn't it do it any time you use it? Hope that makes sense 😊

@craigk621

14 күн бұрын

@@Dr_Abs yep 👍 makes sense...just in case I misunderstood. Thanks for the clarification.

I use a 4 % retinol peeling from Mediderma. It makes wonders to the skin.

What about people using CPAP masks? I hear using tretinoin while using CPAP is bad?

What about Retinal. Is this a step up from Retinol?

Retinol does nothing for me. I’m not too sure if perhaps I need a different type of Vit A

i discovered your channel right after i spent over 300 bucks for BS- skincare 😭 i‘m such a victim!

@M.I.R.K.A

Ай бұрын

What did you buy?

@cawi8450

Ай бұрын

@@M.I.R.K.A The whole line from Dr.Sams

@Marlene612

22 күн бұрын

I did the same, OS-1 BS. But here we are today, building knowledge moving forward.

@Dr_Abs

22 күн бұрын

I made a video specifically on OS-1. I'd advise you to watch it so you don't fall for the same marketing again in future 🙂

@Marlene612

22 күн бұрын

@@Dr_Abs Your vid on it is why I know 💙

What about A313?

I like to get a prescription please!!

@Dr_Abs

7 күн бұрын

www.drabs.clinic/store

My skin very sensitive

Red light therapy and copper ions.are the best for the skin. I use 1/8 tsp of copper sulfate pentahydrate dissolved in 2 oz of water inside a 2 oz spray bottle. I themz spray 2-3 pumps in a small amount of lotion or gel and rub itbon my face and neck. Then, repeat the process woth legs, arms, etc.

You can tretinoin over the counter in spain for around 20 euros i buy a tube a year.

Why does your Dr Abs picture look like you have horns coming off of your eyebrows? Does anyone else see them?

I don't like that you put other dermatologists down...they often say tretinoin is way more effective than retinol. I am glad I found your channel, the more information the better but you do not need to throw anyone under the bus.

@fg9223

13 күн бұрын

I think he needs! i have spent so much money over the years on different forms of retinols, some very expensive.They always made my skin drier and made bigger fine lines.I tried it all the ways, small amounts, a day a week so on.Nothing worked. My sister sells Sisley and i had the chance to try products. I just use with comun sense , without overthinking nor listenting influencers and my skin looks great.Other crap is all the forms of vitamin C that give me pimples. The influencer live from this constant posting and advertising, putting pressure on our minds and pockets. I am tired of being dumb!

@susanmainville510

11 күн бұрын

You have to go back and listen again. He was talking about journalist reporting. Wouldn’t you want to hear the truth? ❤

@user-wx9xr8rl8g

9 күн бұрын

Well then, leave here to their channels and waste your money. ❤

@megalu123

9 күн бұрын

He is doing absolutely right! Thank you Dr. I’m listen to you more and more

@user-nj8dg3fh1s

8 күн бұрын

Nice comment. I'm the 27th who liked your comment 😄. I got you. Yep, some people are naturally brutally honest. While some deliberately throw unnecessary abusive words like "slap their face" for added effect and to catch your attention fully. Or maybe, out of better words or they feel better uttering abusive words 😢 Mercy. Well, I like being educated with this vid minus unnecessary putting down other people to prove something. Peace out ❤

How much is your product?

@Dr_Abs

9 ай бұрын

The one I use is about £40

I live in Norway and there is no way in hell anyone would sell me a prescription drug unless it’s from a Norwegian doctor.

@Dr_Abs

10 ай бұрын

You can get prescription products delivered to your country nowadays. I have patients abroad I prescribe for.

Good info

@Dr_Abs

7 күн бұрын

Thanks!

Lol

@Dr_Abs

11 ай бұрын

Too much getting fed up in this industry for me lol

I appreciate your videos, but I'm going to have to stop watching if you keep showing photos of actual shit. I'm eating here.