Anyone who says acne stops when you're over puberty is either misinformed or a liar 😂

@clairelevasseur9434

2 жыл бұрын

I' m 56...😅🤣😂

@leahsmith2078

2 жыл бұрын

I am 32 and still fighting it bless me

@bostonterriermomakasandy9722

2 жыл бұрын

I’m 70 I still get acne.

@jkc8407

2 жыл бұрын

38 here!

@fefemyluv

2 жыл бұрын

I didn’t even deal with much acne til my late teens-20s. 😵‍💫

The amount of times my mother has said “it’s because your not drinking water” 🤦🏽‍♂️. I’m sending her this video….

@maenad1231

2 жыл бұрын

The worst is when people say “wash your face more often” as if acne vulgaris isn’t a legitimate medical condition and just something that plagues dirty unhygienic people who don’t know how to clean themselves properly

@bernicelourens1961

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@josiee0874

2 жыл бұрын

@@maenad1231 You're right! In some cases, like mine, it has the opposite effect! By over-exfoliating the skin with frequent washes, I removed the natural oils too fast which lead to a painful overproduction of the oils below the skin. I've found washing the bedsheets more often helps.

@maenad1231

2 жыл бұрын

@@josiee0874 SAME!

@randomina465

Жыл бұрын

Same when i complain to mom about dandruff and she says" u didn't rince your hair well 🤪"

Yes Dr. Maxfield! “Drink more water to cure acne” is probably one of the most annoying and offensive things people can say. I think because it’s the assumption that you must have acne because you’re not eating healthy/clean.

@BalancingLifeStyles

2 жыл бұрын

You can’t cure acne but water does help with hydration from water helps with overall health

@LovetheFight184

2 жыл бұрын

this! I've had a very healthy whole foods diet plus drinking at least a half gallon of water per day for the past 3 years. So being told to maybe change my diet or drink more water literally felt offensive as if I wasn't already putting in so much effort to try and be healthy

@msk-qp6fn

2 жыл бұрын

It's kinda annoying and funny when some people immediately tell me to stop eating chocolate, dairy and drink more water when I complain about my acne. Annoying because like I have never heard that before. Funny because I like the look on their face when I tell them I barely eat chocolate or chocolate containing products in the first place and am mildly lactose intolerant.

@springlocks9067

2 жыл бұрын

@@AFndjdj7373 “ water helps with hydration and overall health” that’s kind common knowledge

@MzAquarius89

2 жыл бұрын

Also there's different type of acne

I swear if I had a penny for every time someone told me to drink more water to get rid of my acne!!! There’s so many other things that go into it and my acne hasn’t stopped after puberty but it has changed and I’ve come to terms with having acne at times as an adult because it shouldn’t be shameful.

@theaondracawley5441

2 жыл бұрын

I was told this one too as a teenager, but it didn't work I had to use differin adalapelene recently and my skin is bad.

@theaondracawley5441

2 жыл бұрын

My skin is better.

@Madamchief

2 жыл бұрын

Don't lose hope. I wasn't able to get my acne under control until almost 40. Your hormones will keep changing. Do try Differin! It's the only product that actually stopped my hormonal breakouts. Also, use a soap-free cleanser 👍

@kb01999

2 жыл бұрын

@@Madamchief I actually have been working with a derm! I’m on retin-A. Honestly idk if period time acne will be going away any time soon (I’m in my 20s) but I’m much happier with my skin and I’ll take a few painful pimples over a bunch all on my face.

@Madamchief

2 жыл бұрын

@@kb01999 give it some time. It's taken several years of consistent treatment for my skin to finally look and feel "normal". I will eventually have to work on the texture because of scarring though 😒

I drank water to help with acne. Found out it didn’t help with the pimples but definitely made my skin naturally glowy and brighter

@vuex4269

Жыл бұрын

Yeah because it hydrates ur skin

its amazing how much I was judged for my own acne despite trying everything to reduce it. People can be so cruel and gullible believing these myths ugh

@Chelsea-lp1gc

Жыл бұрын

Yes! And trying to give you "good advice". Like, you need to wash your face. Uh, I DO WASH MY FKN FACE!. lol. I have heard it all. It's like, don't you think I have heard all of this and have tried it all, too? People are so cruel with their ignorance.

Thank you for this! I would love to see a video about acne post-30s. I’m 40 and my skin is still problematic. I think there’s even more stigma and embarrassment when you’re older and have acne because it’s expected in your teens and twenties but not when you’re older.

@lisamcdonagh4518

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree!

@warrior100girl

Жыл бұрын

So true. I still feel ashamed when I breakout extensively sometimes. Often cancel dates, bc I am scared people would judge me.

My 22 yo daughter suffered with horrible acne for years. It was heartbreaking to see her suffer to the point of laying in bed crying, refusing to go to school or out in public at all. After three dermatologists and several different treatments the last dermatologist is the one who finally got it right. The first one prescribed doxycycline, a cream for her face and a clindamycin foam wash because she had it really bad on shoulders and upper back also. Her faced cleared up for about a month and then seemed to break out even worse. The wash did clear up the acne on her shoulders and upper back and she’s not had since in those areas. Second one said she had overactive sweat glands. I don’t remember what was prescribed but she said if that didn’t work then the next step would be a type of laser treatment. She explained the procedure would be to apply a cream to her face and then use like a laser light that will activate the cream and paralyze the sweat glands. The initial treatment worked again for like a month and then stopped working. My daughter didn’t feel like it was overactive sweat glands so went on to the third dermatologist. He prescribed Accutane and she has not had a break out since. At the age of 20 she paid $800 to a dermatologist to have all the scars treated and just the one treatment removed all the scars. I do not remember the name of the treatment but it was an invasive one not just a topical cream or gel. I love that she no longer has to deal with the acne or scars. She is such a beautiful young lady with or without acne/scars but she could not see it and was so depressed over it and in turn I would feel like a let her down. I had many times I cried in my room seeing how it effected her to the point of depression. Well, this comment is getting too long. Just wanted to point out that it took three dermatologists to finally get results. I don’t know why and I don’t believe it should. Just thankful that we found the right one at the end. Also, wanted to point out that truly severe acne can have severe psychological and emotional impact on the person. Sometimes people do not have the means to see a dermatologist. My daughter started suffering from the horrible acne around 12 I believe. It wasn’t until around 16 that I had insurance & could take her to a dermatologist. So, believe me, when I say……..when it’s that severe most have already tried everything possible other than burning his/her face off and the last thing they want is for anyone, other than a professional, telling them what to try and/or do.

@punkiepromise9254

Жыл бұрын

@@airihapa accutane

@MultiAurinko

Жыл бұрын

@anitamichelle04 - I must must tell you - you are an amazing mother. Just showing so much compassion and love to your daughter and feeling her pain. ❤️ I remember how my parents actually blamed me that I must be putting something on my face to get acne - because they never had it in their life. That was tougher for me to deal than acne. So god bless you for being a good mom.

@anitamichelle04

Жыл бұрын

@@MultiAurinko Thank you! I am far from a perfect mother but I do try very hard to be the best one I can be. I am sorry you went through what you did & did not have understanding parents. I know, as you said, that had to be hard to deal with.

@Itzzsenaaa

8 ай бұрын

I have and acne and im 10 i just got it yearly and u should take her to facial! I didnt my first facial ever and it hurts 4/10

@nabilahmed9050

7 ай бұрын

Mention the doctors name so that we can talk to him that how he did it

I'd love to see a video on dry skin with acne or hormonal acne!

@juhnetmickerdy

2 жыл бұрын

We mostly get left out ☹️

@melissachristensen7599

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! I'd love to see that video! I always feel left out too!

@lisamcdonagh4518

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@Soggyboxofrocksss

Жыл бұрын

I'd so love to see a video like that too! I spent so long thinking I had an oily skin type because I had terrible acne. I used to make my skin so sore thinking it was oily and I needed to dry it all up when it was really the opposite. I put myself through useless pain because I had never known dry skin and acne even happen together. I can't really use acne treatments other than accurate (which was so helpful) because they are mostly targeted at oily skin! I've had horrible painful acne but always feel left out of discussion because my skin is dry!

@seullee..

Жыл бұрын

나도!!!

Azelaic acid is definitely an underrated ingredient for acne prone skin! Salicylic acid worked alright for me on active acne however azelaic acid is helping prevent breakouts to some extent and also working on the acne scars. Loving the ordinary 's Azelaic acid!

@mamaria475

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing. I'll definitely try it.

@emilyinfp704

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing I'll check it out!

@lenaphillips5920

Жыл бұрын

@@mamaria475 did it work?

@JohnnyMiraï

Жыл бұрын

@@lenaphillips5920 u gotta see a dermatologist

Skin care myth to debunk for next time--people with darker skin tones don't get skin cancer! Please talk about this important topic!

I 100% think that sunlight improves my acne! In the summer I’m outside ALL THE TIME. I wear sunscreen to still protect my skin but I swear summer is a magic time for my skin because it’s so much clearer!

@by.aminah

Жыл бұрын

Same! For me i think its because during winter my skin barrier is wayyy weaker due to the cold weather & the dry heating air inside.

@charlie_oc774

Жыл бұрын

maybe try a vitamin d cream during winter then

@Porschem_

Жыл бұрын

Me to! I’m a Norwegian so not that much sunlight since rain, snow etc and when i went to Italy it all went away, some visible pores but that’s all, I had no breakouts or anything, I didn’t even have my cleanser on just a sunscreen. When I went back home were it was raining again, and after a week I had break outs again.

@lukabuksa8141

Жыл бұрын

Its also becouse of the sea, it helps heal acne

@sidi5eyess

Жыл бұрын

It's because the Sun dries up the pimple/acne and potentially kills the bacteria on it as well

I got reallyyy bad acne for the first time ever back in 2020 and thanks to you guys I tried adapalene a few months ago. My skin is now so so much better… thank you guys so much!

@stherlythelemaque1951

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@nora-.-g

Жыл бұрын

Same!

You guys are such a joy! Wow, I did not know you guys surpassed 1 million followers! Well deserved for the valuable info!!!

I'm 55 and just this past month started taking care of my aging acne prone skin! I've learned so much from watching y'all! I have thick curly hair and put hair oil on each day. Since I've been cleansing properly and using Differen along with a complete new regimen today is the first day I can remember not having at least one blemish on my face! Thanks for the info!

I never had an acne problem until I switched birth control to the arm implant. It was horrible! I would cry looking at myself in the mirror and took the implant out. It took my skin like 2 years to recuperate so I was low key glad we had to wear masks to cover my face. 😩

@anieee96

Жыл бұрын

Yes! I started cerazette which is progesterone-only like the implant and my skin went haywire too. I’m glad your skin is doing better now ❤

When I get into a room of friends talking about skin conditions...... I feel so much more informed and educated ......all thanks to doctorly!! They all keep discussing about these issues....and I actually cure them! Really grateful for your efforts @doctorly

Thank you SO much for talking about dairy being a contributor to cystic acne! I've had so many dermatologists just prescribe pills, creams, lotions, etc to no avail. It wasn't until I went dairy free that I truly found relief! I hope more studies are done in the future.

Currently in estie school and learning a lot of these things but it’s so helpful to come home and listen to these videos on top of my studying. It really helps me retain everything I’m learning plus a little more. 😊 Thank you!!

Wow it’s my first time commenting on this channel. I want to say that aside from all the info you two are providing, I love the energy that you both radiate as well. The bubbly happiness is what I always get from watching. Often watch before bed to settle the focus and everything, super great. Thank you for existing and be here today 🥰

I drank a gallon of water a day for years and didn’t help my acne until bha, azalaic acid, tranexemic acid, and tret 😂

@Sentient_Goose

2 жыл бұрын

Tret and yer done. It's that simple!

All the myths out there about acne is so toxic! I'm 28 years old and I suddenly broke out a year ago with severe cystic acne, i tried everything and it didnt help! Now I finally am on accutane and it's making a huge difference! I wish I would've just went to a dermatologist sooner and maybe I wouldn't have so much scarring.

I’m glad I found you two! You’re now my favorite video to watch, love the chemistry between you & you can be so funny! I’ve been blessed to never have acne but I have aged skin & there are so many choices of products to use & how to use them! Love you two!😂🥰

Can you guys do a video on closed comedones? I’ve been dealing with them for the past 3 years and haven’t found anything that truly works, a video on this would be truly helpful!

Great video Drs! Thank you for sharing a discount code that is always the bestest. I’d like to hear more about how different tea ingredients improve skin and /or improve acne. Anything from green tea, white tea, rooibos, mint, and anything else missing from this list. Thank you again!!

Could you please talk about layering sunscreens? Is it bad to layer physical and mineral on top of each other? What is the deal between avobenzone and zinc oxide? Please! Love you guys. Thank you SO MUCH for all the AMAZING free content.

Hi Dr Shah and Dr Maxfield! Could you do a video recommending products for dehydrated skin? I have oily but dehydrated skin and I'm sure it would help many people out there struggling with the same issue too!

IF ONE MORE PERSON TELLS ME TO DRINK MORE WATER……😠

You guys are so informative. Thank you!!

Can you do a video about melanated skin? What products work best, details about sunlight or the best sunscreen to use, what different skin conditions look on darker skin than on paler skin. I just want yall to go into detail

I bought the Skinfix moisturizer and it never stays on my skin even when I have no other products on underneath. Thank you for the great videos!

Hi Doctors, great video as always. Do you have a video on oily skin care?. What are the best products to use

Adapalene has changed my life... It's like magic. I'm so grateful to you two for introducing it to me. (Apologies for two comments.) ETA: Cambridge Dictionary says that "thrust" (in this sense) means "the main idea, subject, or opinion that is discussed or written about." So it's not necessarily dirty!

@80sgirlwhamduran

2 жыл бұрын

How long did it take for the adapalene to work for you?

@SmittenKitten.

2 жыл бұрын

@@80sgirlwhamduran It was quick. I bought some for both my 14-year-old and myself (I have rosacea and he has teenage acne that was starting to get concerning and he was becoming super self-conscious). We started with the CeraVe retinol serum that they recommended and moved on to the La Roche Posay Effaclar Adapalene gel. Both of our faces cleared within a week of starting the CeraVe. It worked like magic, seriously. Once the skin adapted to the CeraVe we started the adapalene. We now go back and forth between the two products. Neither of us has changed any other part of our skincare regimen other than the addition of the retinols.

@someonerandom256

2 жыл бұрын

@@80sgirlwhamduran It took a lot longer for me. I had the whole 12 week purge you hear about and then some. That being said, it was totally worth it.

@80sgirlwhamduran

2 жыл бұрын

@@someonerandom256 yea I've been using it for 2 months now and my skin seemed to be getting better but then I flared up on my period. So it's nice to know I'm not the only one that's not having quick results. I will stick with it

Please put together a doctorly calendar. YES! Images of the both of you and derm tips for the month. I would totally hang it up. Btw.. May is my birthday month. 😘

MENOPAUSE skin!!!! The struggle is real and I’m a high maintenance lady now because of my skin changes. Aging is a gift but it’s an ugly ride.

@lexijones8019

2 жыл бұрын

Truth

Just wanted to clarify for some ED viewers, food has no moral value, pizza isn’t necessary bad if it is enjoyed in moderation and this applies to all foods 💜

You guys are the best. Thanks for all the great information!

You guys always make such great vids w info + comedy 😂 Loved the “main thrust” of the video 😂😂

I'm 52 and I still break out and it drives me insane and btw you two are awesome. Love watching your videos. Very informative and sometimes hilarious. Would love to see you two do a video for ppl with acne and wrinkles

My skin was so bad in my teenage years. Dried out from covering my whole face in benzoyl peroxide, but I still refused moisturizers because my skin was still so greasy.

@yassboh7658

2 жыл бұрын

You have to use moisturizes If u dont do that ur skin will overproduce oil

@cammiestruthers5359

2 жыл бұрын

This was me exactly. I also used straight up tea tree oil for a while 😭😭💀

@demiurge6-

Жыл бұрын

Broo i used to rely heavily on my mom for help treating my acne in my teen years and she would buy me benzoyl peroxide but would never buy me moisturizer. So everyday i would dry out my face with that stuff and would wonder why my face was an oil slick in less than an hour. And i was doing this for a couple years…now i never take advice from my mom with skin health. And the annoying part too was my mom uses moisturizer everyday for her routine but never once thought about getting me moisturizer.

@coffucoffuuu

Жыл бұрын

@@demiurge6-Same thing happens to me, my acne and is not thaaaat bad, but because I have oily acne prone skin, she said that I didn’t need a moisturizer, so she would never buy me one. Im still trying to search for a Moisturizer that suits my skin right

@ruto6801

Жыл бұрын

Yo I have a question does tee tree oil, actually help clear acne? When used with face wash products and stuff?

Would love to hear more about how temperature of water could affect acne!

Finally someone talking about B12 supplements being linked to acne, I experienced this and no one I knew could relate but I knew it was a trigger when I had nutritional yeast, and fortified plant milks.

“The under appreciated thing about squalene oil…” had me cracking up. I feel like such a nerd being interested in various and specific skin care ingredients and then I become aware of these successful, intelligent and handsome men and how they’re nerds just like the rest of us! Love them, love u doctorly

I'm a victim of the "oily skin types should not moisturize" belief back when I was still in high school bc of my mom. Had really bad acne that would not go away and very, VERY oily skin, same as my mom. I found out that we do indeed need to moisturize and not only that, but that there are oils that help oily skin, which sounded counterintuitive but works very well. Told my mom about this and made her try moisturizer and a tiny bit of sunflower oil and she's thanking me for it now. My skin is waaaaaay better than it was and much less oily.

@Marie-jz1qw

Жыл бұрын

Same, I was overstripping my skin because I hated it and it just made everything worse for so many years

@21units

Жыл бұрын

@@Marie-jz1qw this is really why educating yourself about skincare is important bc it can have really bad consequences. thankfully, resources can be easily accessed now.

@Marie-jz1qw

Жыл бұрын

@@21units Yes, I wish I had had the internet and better products when I was a teenager, they all have such pretty skin now :')

lmao Dr. Shah throwing the Wakanda Forever sign at the end is epic. I'm here for it 😅

Yes! Thanks for this video. I never had much acne until perimenopause! I was so miserable. Deep, cystic acne. (Perimenopause: the gift that keeps on giving!) Nothing worked until I went to see a dermatologist--and within 2 weeks I had noticeable results. So one more myth I'd like to bust--if you have really bad acne, more than 2-3 zits/month for months at a time, bad enough that you're in pain all the time and just really miserable, don't try to fix it at home with home remedies or over-the-counter products. See a dermatologist. It'll be cheaper in the long run too, especially if you have insurance! If your acne can be treated with OTC products, a good derm will tell you so! Also, Dr M and Dr S--would you include the citation of the study you mentioned where study participants talk about the most common acne myths?

missed you guys! I don't have acne but love everything you do! 👏👏

I'd love to see you guys make a video about skincare (with an emphasis on acne) for kids. My ten year old is going through puberty and getting breakouts and I feel terrible. I started using Cerave products lately to get my own acne under control, but I don't know what is safe for her to use since she's so young.

THIS VIDEO GIVES ME SO MANY ANSWERS THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH

I used salicylic acid cleanser and it made my skin red and pustules around my t-zone. I had to stop using it and swap to Cetaphil gentle skin cleanser, and seen the result for more than a week.

@mahmudariya3655

Жыл бұрын

Really hydrating products improved my skin so much

Doctors please do a day and night skin care for pregnant and breast feeding moms with multiple concerns Dry skin, anti aging and pigmentation.

Love you drs!!!! Amazing channel! Great content!

Love the new video. Are you able to do a video on psoriasis and eczema?

@nicoleboschi9993

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, a video on eczema would be so helpful! I’ve tried steroid creams, a bunch of moisturizers, and I take a probiotic with strains shown to help with atopic dermatitis…but I’m still so itchy!

@fa9183

Жыл бұрын

​@@nicoleboschi9993 stop using soap.

We get so much knowledge about skincare ingredients from your videos..thank you so much to both of you Doctors😍❤️🔥🙌

Just ordered the Doctorly favs collection, so excited to try it out!

@Doctorly

2 жыл бұрын

Please come back to update us!!!

@hillaryporto5142

Жыл бұрын

@@Doctorly a month later of using the SkinFix barrier restoring gel cream daily and I can say it has worked wonders for me. I have oily and an olive skin tone, & am dealing with a lot of acne scars from constantly using masks during the pandemic. Slowly my skin is healing, I feel more confident with my bare face now! When I 1st started using the product I used to apply it only once a day, so I would recommended to make sure you use it twice daily to get the best result. Thanks Doctorly! :)

thank you sooooooo much for sharing this knowledge with us ..

I'm 24 now. I've been to various skin-exorcists since I was 18. The one I went to when I was 21 told me my acnes will stop once I hit 30. My aunt used to go the same one & she was 38 at the time. I asked her if the guy told her her acnes will stop once she's 40. He didn’t. Guess he just stops giving false hopes after a while 😒

@janejustin1788

Жыл бұрын

lol

I have been using tea tree oil as a spot treatment. What do you think of that? Thanks for this very very informative video btw! I would have to agree that the worst is when people say you need to drink more water... However, it's even worse when these kind of myths are coming out of the mouth of a doctor and unfortunately I have heard such sh*t from doctors that often, that I stopped going to the dermatologists 5 years ago. They didn't do anything but make my rosacea acne much worse and destroy my confidence (by saying without even knowing me stuff like: "you should eat less chocolate"!). Anyhow, their therapies made my skin so so dry that instead of having the 3-5 small pimples I used to get, my whole chin area was flaring up with some still small but painful spots. So glad you exist and make these super nice videos, thank you for clarifying so many misconceptions about skin issues! You rock!

I would love to hear you guys talk about Acne Inversa (Hidradenitis Supperativa) since it affects so many people yet its not talked about much! And some doctors don't even know about the condition either!

I've had acne since I was 13 and still have acne prone skin at 38. I think a lot of my bad acne was due to the products I was using. I started using Cerave face wash, body soap, moisturizing cream, and now their retinol and it definitely decreased the frequency and severity of my acne. I definitely have worse acne the week before and the week after my period, I'm not on hormonal contraception so it's definitely hormonal related

My youngest son battled acne for years. Took him to the doc, and he prescribed Accutane. Poof. It was gone if a few months. The lesions have receded in the last few years, and you'd never know he had acne.

Can you please talk about post accutane treatments, maintenance and scars

Thanks for this very informative!! I have a question about SPF with these clients. What do you recommend? I have a hard time figuring out what works best.

Thank-you for the knowledge

I’m dead 😂😂 Dr. Maxfield said “the main thrust of things” and Dr. Shah’s response was hilarious lmao

Dr Shah is glow-ing 💫

Shoulda talked more about "fungal acne" because finding out about that was a game changer. I know it's not real acne but the people need to know!

Love your channel

Let me put y’all on. Drink 2 to 3 cups of decaffeinated green tea, it’s really cheap to buy and literally helps clear skin in about a week. Great for acne prone skin, drinking green tea helps clear out you stomach and impurities. You have to eat a lot more healthy as well

What is your take on full body acne? I’ve always had it from the shoulders to the knees and my face has been clear my whole life. My arms and thighs are the worst. I think a myth to bust is that acne only affects the face.

Azelaic acid is amazing. I use the one by the Ordinary

Have you guys ever talked about "retinol-like" products? Would like to know more about that

Entirely my experience-> So I’ve had acne since the age of 10, and I’ve had it for a decade. I still have it. It’s deep cystic acne that feel inflamed with burning sensations all the time (my flare ups). Finally figured out my problem. My gut health. I’ve begun a gluten free diet->flare ups decreased. Cut dairy and soy out-> flare ups decreased. I had severe cystic acne so at this point it’s just average deep cystic acne (basically I was previously above average in how bad it was). I still had very visible acne, hurting my self esteem a lot. Then it clicked. Sugar. Whenever I consumed sugar, at any level, but especially loads of it bc sugar is highly addictive, I saw immense flare ups like no other. It was sooooo painful. CUT👏🏼SUGAR👏🏼OUT👏🏼 you don’t need it babe. Sugar from vegetables are the most you should ever need, you can survive perfectly fine without it, but you will just have to cut the sugar addiction. I say this bc most food in the American diet is highly processed and have waaayy too much sugar. Period. And yes its important to drink a lot of water bc constipation and lead to deep, huge cysts. Definitely in my case. When you have toxic poop just sitting in ur gut, your body is going to show you a visible sign that something is wrong.

@Sara-mu9wi

Жыл бұрын

I‘m currently giving that a shot. I started around a week ago. I hope I‘ll see results after two or three months🤝.

And when your mom tells you not to pick at your face or pop pimples, listen to her!!!! At the time it may seem like you’d rather have a scab for 3 days than fight a breakout for 2 weeks but it really does cause scarring and pitting after a while. Maybe not right away but years of popping definitely affects the texture of your skin.

We appreciate you guys so much‼️ Have a great weekend🏕🍒🌷

I would love to see what you think about face oils and how to apply them! I have combination skin. I’ve read that some oils are good for your skin and can actually help when you have oily skin, but I am still not sure how good they are and if it’s ok to apply everyday

yessss more Doctorly!!!!

How often should you use the skin fix? Is it safe to use everyday?

Please do a skincare video for pregnant/ breastfeeding moms! I love all your videos but can't use some of these products because I'm breastfeeding and will be for a while still. I am desperate to take care of my skin as much as possible during this time but just don't know how!

Good advise and funny as usual. Thrust!

I used the skinfix spot treatment and it works wonders! And I have sensitive skin.

I hope you can make a video about Post pill acne. Im currently dealing with this and its really stressing me out. Hellllp

Can you do a series on pregnancy skincare/breastfeeding skincare/ post partum skin and hair care?

My adult acne is directly related to food. After years of trial and error, accutane treatments, going vegan or keto, I've found that a whole food plant based diet is the best for my health and skin. I do not consume dairy which is a major cause of my acne and severe menstrual pains or gluten which causes my eczema and contributes slightly to my acne. I avoid sugar at all costs despite an occasional treat. For skin care, lately I use nicinamide for mornings, retinol for evenings and hyaluronic acid in face wash and toner for mornings and evenings. Sunscreen always. I'm seeing good results but it's still a hard journey, one day something works then the next day it stops. Exhausting trying to figure it all out but here we are, trying our best on this seemingly lonely path. Thanks you doctors and all the best to everyone trying to figure it out.

Hey docs! Have you ever made a video about sweating and antiperspirants? (if they're bad or like myth busting) The moment I get out of the house to commute it's like I'm a walking dish sponge that had just been used after lunch 😭 I almost want to get checked if I have hyperhidrosis.

@morgane7349

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Hii i get that too! I live in France and use Etiaxil maybe you can try to find something similar ! It really help with the amount of sweat and the smell

I went to my derm and he told me to not use sunscreen because it contained oil and would make my oily skin worse. I'm so glad I watched this video because I knew that sounded really odd, going to request a change in derms now, thanks for the information!

@lilacblue3331

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That derm sounds sus

@brandenkerley

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That advice would be excruciatingly painful for people with pale skin. I use CeraVe SPF 30 AM + PM moisturizer, and it's significantly helped my acne. I'm glad you didn't follow his recommendation.

Staying hydrated is important and avoiding cola. I used to drink a lot of water and my skin was very clear I lost weight and followed a balanced diet so dairy but over doing it, maybe think of water it can't hurt you unless you drink too much moderation.

Hi! New subscriber and currently benchwatching your channel 😂 I can’t believe I just now discovered your channel!!! Also it was definitely the Sunscreen videos that made me love your content 💙 this video is a wake up call that everyone should watch 😇

Hi doctor please make a video about a good routine for fungal acne ??

I love skinfix products and their acne plus line along with their body care products. It's a solid brand.

@doctorly can y’all please do an eczema/dermatitis video including exfoliants, retinols and other sleeper products we might need to include in our routines other than a gentle cleanser and moisturizer? Pleeeeeeease

I LOVE THIER FRIENDSHIP 😂 seriously i feel they just get each other soooo well

Speaking of LED mask: what’s your opinion on eye protection with the mask? And do they help hormonal acne? I’m using the DDG mask and maybe I’m just too impatient.

What is your opinion on acne skincare for children. What’s age would you suggest a simple skincare routine compared to just just good nutrition and hygiene?

Great video xx

Hey, can you do a video for dry skin/ de hydrated skin. Thanks

Welcome back

I definitely get hormonal acne. I've got it almost completely under control after a year of starting and adjusting skincare. I get a couple tiny tiny tiny non-hormonal whiteheads on my nose a couple times a week and they go away within 48 hours, and I still get some sebaceous filaments. But the pimples on my jawline and chin have been gone for months and my PIH is gone. I'm working on textured scars now with weekly OTC peels and a mild OTC retinoid, and it's been about 3 months, but I expect it to take up to a year to see substantial results without in-office procedures. I'm really happy though. My skin tone is so even now that I get compliments on my "smooth" skin, even though I still have a lot of textured scars from acne and chicken pox. They're just less obvious because none of them are red, hyperpigmented, or hypopigmented anymore. THAT SAID, my acne was never severe, just moderate, and it responded well to home treatment. Don't feel bad about yourself if you can't do what I did. If you need to see a derm or use prescriptions, or even if you still struggle after all that, that's your story, not mine. Don't compare your skin to anyone else's!

@vernonbagay964

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what did u change ur skin care to? i get whiteheads and have PIH

That triple lipid peptide cream is bombbbb

Cerave SA really does dry me out. I use it twice a week and on those days I am so much drier. La Roche Posay in the blue bottle is so good. Gentle and works well. Not going to lie- when I eat greasy food I feel greasy. I do not know why. Even Mayo and Peanut Butter I get greasy. Haha.