Thank you for this video. This is probably some of the most useful advice for treating acne I've ever received (especially on KZread--I love watching product recs videos, but they were overwhelming when I was first starting to get into skincare.) I wish someone had told me all these things when I was a teenager lol

I’ve been watching your videos for quite some time now, and I’d like to say a great thank-you for your work. Your recommendations on skincare and retinoids have helped me clear my acne for good 👍🏻

Thank you sooo much its much helpful, u really unaware of how much u r helpful to us! ❤️

Explained perfectly Dr Sam and the photos helped me to identify the different spots. I discovered skin care 1 year ago now, used and using Retinol/Tretinoin, Niacinamide, Azalic Acid, Vitamin C and SPF 50 daily. I have noticed a considerable reduction in the amount of cystic inflamed lesions/spots. My hyperpigmentation has faded and my skin looks brighter and feels so soft to the touch now. Proof that a good, regular skin care routine, day and night has worked wonders for my skin. I am on a budget (like most) so none of my products I have used and am using, r not expensive at all. Thank u Dr Sam for your help and guidance over the past year. Love Alli X

This is so helpful! Thank you! My moms and I love watching your videos. I have acne prone skin but it’s cleared up so much so I’m just working on clearing your scarring too! My morning routine: Azelaic acid!, CeraVe, SPF. Nightime routine: benzoyl peroxide (every other day, I usually alternate with retinoid), CeraVe. Where should I slot in Niacinamid?

I would love to see a capsule about acne in teenagers, please

Thank you Dr, new subscriber, can you please do a video for Teen acne and products to use, thank you

Thanks a lot for the video. But I want to know the duration one can use azelaic acid ??

I get bad hormonal acne a week before my cycle and then when they heal, I spend several weeks healing the marks then I get more again before my cycle and the horrid cycle continues. Sick of it!

I suffered from acne from 12 into my late 20’s. I went to all kinds of dermatologists and estheticians, some of which helped only temporarily. I finally cleared it on my own, but my skin is super sensitive from all the topical medications I used over the years.

@DrSamBunting

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Barrier repair is an important part of acne management.

Thanks for making this, acne is the hardest thing I've ever experienced. Cant wait for part 2.

@DrSamBunting

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It can be so tough. Join our Clear Skin Challenge next week if you can :)

@AussieBlocks

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@@DrSamBunting I will!

Im 45, just coming off steroid Prednisone which caused both moon face and acne. Huge red ones. I just hope I can eliminate them soon without any bad scarring.

Could you please make a video on copper peptides?

hey dr sam, what do you think about alcohol denat. in sunscreens? i love la roche posay anthelios uvmune 400 for my face but it has alcohol denat. high up in the ingredient list is it ok?

I'm in 5th grade and I have acne. Yeah that's right. If anybody has any ideas of what I can do please tell me. God bless you. Thank you if you read or responded to this.

Hi Dr Sam, I’ve been off accutane now for for nearly 3 years and I would only get the rare spot here and there. I have recently started using azelaic acid 20% and my skin has broken out horribly a mixture of all types of spots. Is this purging? Thanks

I just recently turned 17 and i have minor acne but i want to treat it with natural ingredients, what would you suggest?

Can you please recommend some products, my skin is super sensitive and I react to everything. I’m using the the ordinary and Cetaphil at the moment and don’t know if I’m reacting or purging 😢

I have some small dark blotchy patches that have developed above my lip. I’m not sure if they’re mêlas ma or not (I have medium-brown skin). Any recommendation for this? The spots are very dark- black actually, and have spread into a chain that’s an inch or so long.

I had acne in 2020 and i was fine until last year with the skincare advice from your videos. But for the past 1 month i have breakouts. It is so disappointing.

I have G6PD deficiency.I want to ask if i can use salicylic acid in my skin.Thank you in advance

Doc don’t know my skin gets fully clear n then i get again acne ! The cycles just repeats everytime please help!

thank you

My son is 22 and struggles with acne. I stepped in and started getting him excellent skin care. Stress is key. His dad is terminally ill but was diagnosed 7 years ago. This effects his skin tremendously. They say food doesn't effect your skin. If I have a donut, the next day I'm going to have a zit. Period. Chocolate other than white, next day a zit. Like clockwork since I was a kid.

@dualscreengrant

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Proper nutrition is definitely important for preventing acne. I had to find that out on my own when I was in my 30s. I wish my dermatologist would have told me when I was a teenager to stop eating sugar and dairy products.

I have had really bad acne for 15 years. I got it late when I was 27 years old because of the birth control shot. I quickly quit it but my acne stayed with me. It wasn’t until this year I started taking antibiotics and I started putting on clindamycin and tretinoin. My acne is now 90% gone. I’m hoping it stays like this 😀

@DrSamBunting

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A long-term prevention plan is the key. Congrats for getting this far!

What’s best if we want to clear our acne before getting pregnant ? Only roaccutane has ever made a difference but obviously this is not safe to use now if we plan to have a child in the near future

could you do a video on how to work tretinoin around a hot summer holiday? I use factor 50 and wear a hat and generally try to avoid the sun, but still burn sometimes. I dont want to stop using tret before or during a holiday as then I get breakouts and also have to go through the peeling flaky sensitive stage again when I reintroduce it after my holiday

@doctorbystars4

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You can try salicylic acid based face products and decrease the usage of tretinoin, and see if your spf is broad spectrum. Other than that are you hydrating your skin properly?

How do u maintain acne free skin everyday even when you sleep late?? :

Stress hormones? How can we beat those? :( Makeup is a creative therapy so if you do your skincare routine properly it is an art form.

Good morning Dr I am how can I treat only in the chin texture skin a little scaring and little milia the rest of my face is normal Thanks

@DrSamBunting

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Start with a regular retinoid!

Hi

Vous ne parlez pas de l’alimentation ? Produits laitiers, glucides et produits transformés ? Désormais bien connus pour favoriser l’acné via l’insuline.

Hlo mam I also suffering acne problem

@DrSamBunting

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