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  1. We have received thousands and thousands and thousands of questions on the topic of skincare.Kami telah menerima ribuan dan ribuan pertanyaan tentang perawatan kulit.0:00
  2. Today, Dr.Hari ini, Dr.0:05
  3. Shereen Idris, one of the most trusted board -certified dermatologists in the world, is here with the science, three specific steps, and the no BS truth on what works andShereen Idris, salah satu dokter kulit bersertifikat paling terpercaya di dunia, hadir dengan ilmu pengetahuan, tiga langkah spesifik, dan kebenaran tanpa basa-basi tentang apa yang berhasil dan0:06
  4. what doesn't.apa yang tidak.0:16
  5. Skin is not just vanity.Kulit bukan hanya tentang vanitas.0:17
  6. It's not just cosmetic.Bukan hanya kosmetik.0:19
  7. It's not just superficial.Bukan hanya permukaan.0:20
  8. Once you start to shift that perspective, you realize, holy cow, this is my biggest organ.Sekali Anda mulai mengubah perspektif itu, Anda menyadari, ya Tuhan, ini adalah organ terbesar saya.0:22
  9. And yet, I put it through the ringer.Namun, saya memaksanya.0:27
  10. What do we do about these sagging jowls?Apa yang bisa kita lakukan tentang rahang bawah yang kendor ini?0:31
  11. It's not a skincare failure.Ini bukan kegagalan perawatan kulit.0:37
  12. Your structural bone changes.Struktur tulang Anda berubah.0:38
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  1. Now let's talk about the things that you should skip because they are a waste of money.Sekarang mari kita bicarakan hal-hal yang harus Anda lewati karena mereka membuang uang.0:40
  2. There are moments when it can be useful, but this is not something I recommend every day.Ada saat-saat ketika itu bisa berguna, tetapi ini bukan sesuatu yang saya rekomendasikan setiap hari.0:46
  3. Uh -oh.Uh-oh.0:50
  4. Makeup, remover, new wife.Pembersih makeup, istri baru.0:51
  5. She's coming after the makeup wipes, everybody.Dia menyerang tisu pembersih makeup, semuanya.0:53
  6. But I prefaced it.Tapi saya telah memperingatkan sebelumnya.0:54
  7. Not every day.Bukan setiap hari.0:56
  8. Not most days.Bukan kebanyakan hari.0:56
  9. Let's talk about injectables.Mari kita bicarakan suntik-suntikan.0:59
  10. Who are they for?Untuk siapa mereka?1:00
  11. The goal of Botox is not to freeze you in perpetuity.Tujuan Botox bukan untuk membuat Anda beku selamanya.1:01
  12. And side note, that's why I think I personally have an issue with the preventative Botox aspects of life.Dan catatan samping, itulah mengapa saya pribadi memiliki masalah dengan aspek Botox preventif dari kehidupan.1:06
  13. Because what are we preventing?Karena apa yang kita cegah?1:11
  14. Your confidence is not going to come from changing your skin first.Kepercayaan diri Anda tidak akan datang dari mengubah kulit Anda terlebih dahulu.1:13
  15. It's going to come by changing your relationship to your skin first.Itu akan datang dengan mengubah hubungan Anda dengan kulit Anda terlebih dahulu.1:17
  16. Your skin is not a problem to solve.Kulit Anda bukan masalah yang harus diselesaikan.1:21
  17. It is a relationship to build.Ini adalah hubungan untuk dibangun.1:23
  18. Thank you so much for having me.Terima kasih banyak telah mengundang saya.2:02
  19. Well, I'm really glad you're here.Well, I'm really glad you're here.2:04
  20. And there's two things I want to say before we jump in.And there's two things I want to say before we jump in.2:06
  21. Number one, you know, as you're listening or watching on YouTube, I just want to tell you, you have picked a winner.Number one, you know, as you're listening or watching on YouTube, I just want to tell you, you have picked a winner.2:08
  22. And I can already tell because you have about 40 pages of notes in front of you.And I can already tell because you have about 40 pages of notes in front of you.2:14
  23. I know that we are in for something that is going to be world -class.I know that we are in for something that is going to be world -class.2:18
  24. So thank you for really showing up in a way for me and for the person who's spending time with us today to make an impact.So thank you for really showing up in a way for me and for the person who's spending time with us today to make an impact.2:22
  25. Second thing is when I post it on social, all about the fact that you're coming, just ask people for their questions.Second thing is when I post it on social, all about the fact that you're coming, just ask people for their questions.2:30
  26. I don't know that we've ever gotten more questions on a topic.I don't know that we've ever gotten more questions on a topic.2:37
  27. And so we are going to go deep.And so we are going to go deep.2:40
  28. I'm so excited.I'm so excited.2:42
  29. Where I want to start, Dr.Where I want to start, Dr.2:44
  30. Idris, is what is going to change about my life?Idris, is what is going to change about my life?2:46
  31. If I take everything to heart that you are about to teach us and I apply it.If I take everything to heart that you are about to teach us and I apply it.2:51
  32. The biggest thing that's going to change when you take to heart everything we're going to talk about here today is not just the knowledge in your skin or gainingThe biggest thing that's going to change when you take to heart everything we're going to talk about here today is not just the knowledge in your skin or gaining2:58
  33. a little bit more confidence in taking care of your skin, but the emotional impact it's going to have on your overall confidence moving forward.a little bit more confidence in taking care of your skin, but the emotional impact it's going to have on your overall confidence moving forward.3:07
  34. Because aging, 20 % of it is genetics.Because aging, 20 % of it is genetics.3:13
  35. If it was all purely genetics, habits wouldn't matter.If it was all purely genetics, habits wouldn't matter.3:17
  36. And so 80 % of how we age and show up in the world has to do with habits.And so 80 % of how we age and show up in the world has to do with habits.3:21
  37. And so if we can create the system so we can show up for ourselves every single day, but also have the confidence in our knowledge too, we can transformAnd so if we can create the system so we can show up for ourselves every single day, but also have the confidence in our knowledge too, we can transform3:26
  38. from an inside out perspective and really blossom into the butterflies that we are.from an inside out perspective and really blossom into the butterflies that we are.3:34
  39. You said that only 20 % is determined by genetics.You said that only 20 % is determined by genetics.3:39
  40. I've never heard anybody say that.I've never heard anybody say that.3:43
  41. So 80 % has to do with cumulative sun exposure.So 80 % has to do with cumulative sun exposure.3:44
  42. Are we living a rockstar lifestyle?Are we living a rockstar lifestyle?3:48
  43. Are we consuming alcohol to no end?Are we consuming alcohol to no end?3:50
  44. Are we not focusing on the overall aspect of our lifestyle and diet?Are we not focusing on the overall aspect of our lifestyle and diet?3:53
  45. Are we actually washing our faces?Are we actually washing our faces?3:57
  46. Are we using the things?Are we using the things?3:58
  47. And that I think is a reflection of everything else.And that I think is a reflection of everything else.3:59
  48. When all of it comes together, your skincare is that reflection of how you view yourself and how you take care of yourself overall.When all of it comes together, your skincare is that reflection of how you view yourself and how you take care of yourself overall.4:02
  49. So to be able to put a little bit of emphasis, a little change every single day will amount to bigger changes in the long run.So to be able to put a little bit of emphasis, a little change every single day will amount to bigger changes in the long run.4:08
  50. And I think the most dramatic one is truly how you feel about yourself.And I think the most dramatic one is truly how you feel about yourself.4:16
  51. And that's why I went into dermatology.And that's why I went into dermatology.4:19
  52. I never liked convincing people that they had a problem.I never liked convincing people that they had a problem.4:21
  53. And so because they could see their problem, they're already more motivated to help themselves.And so because they could see their problem, they're already more motivated to help themselves.4:24
  54. But to be able to see somebody's confidence be restored after we've helped them go through whatever it is they're going through, there's no feeling that compares.But to be able to see somebody's confidence be restored after we've helped them go through whatever it is they're going through, there's no feeling that compares.4:29
  55. Well, it's true.Well, it's true.4:39
  56. Most of us don't go to the dermatologist unless we hate something about the way we look or if there's something on our skin that's scaring us.Most of us don't go to the dermatologist unless we hate something about the way we look or if there's something on our skin that's scaring us.4:40
  57. And this is going to sound really dumb to admit.And this is going to sound really dumb to admit.4:47
  58. But when I listen to what you're already saying, I realize that I've been so focused on the outside and what I'm putting on my skin that I haven't reallyBut when I listen to what you're already saying, I realize that I've been so focused on the outside and what I'm putting on my skin that I haven't really4:49
  59. considered all of the things that you're also going to talk about that are part of your lifestyle that go from the inside out.considered all of the things that you're also going to talk about that are part of your lifestyle that go from the inside out.5:00
  60. A thousand percent.A thousand percent.5:09
  61. Wow.Wow.5:10
  62. Why is skin health so important for overall health?Why is skin health so important for overall health?5:11
  63. And what does the state of your skin reveal about what's going on inside your body?And what does the state of your skin reveal about what's going on inside your body?5:14
  64. Your skin is your largest organ.Your skin is your largest organ.5:22
  65. And it is one of the few places where internal health shows up visibly on the outer surface of your skin.And it is one of the few places where internal health shows up visibly on the outer surface of your skin.5:24
  66. So that is one thing that isn't often taken into consideration.So that is one thing that isn't often taken into consideration.5:33
  67. But your skin is a visible feedback system that is showing you what is going on on the inside, but also not just internally from a physiologic standpoint, but alsoBut your skin is a visible feedback system that is showing you what is going on on the inside, but also not just internally from a physiologic standpoint, but also5:36
  68. on the inside up here, mentally, emotionally, from a stress perspective.on the inside up here, mentally, emotionally, from a stress perspective.5:45
  69. And that is the first visual trigger that you have when you look at yourself.And that is the first visual trigger that you have when you look at yourself.5:49
  70. So I think one thing that is often so overlooked when it comes to skin health is that mental and emotional impact that comes with it.So I think one thing that is often so overlooked when it comes to skin health is that mental and emotional impact that comes with it.5:54
  71. And that is something that shouldn't be overlooked.And that is something that shouldn't be overlooked.6:03
  72. And skin is not just vanity.And skin is not just vanity.6:06
  73. It's not just cosmetic.Bukan hanya kosmetik.6:07
  74. It's not just superficial.Bukan hanya permukaan.6:08
  75. It's really a whole person issue.It's really a whole person issue.6:10
  76. And I think once you start to shift that perspective, you realize, holy cow, this is my biggest organ.And I think once you start to shift that perspective, you realize, holy cow, this is my biggest organ.6:12
  77. And yet I put it through the ringer and I don't even care for it.And yet I put it through the ringer and I don't even care for it.6:19
  78. So it's really something that I find fascinating because it's so visible.So it's really something that I find fascinating because it's so visible.6:22
  79. And yet it's an afterthought for so many.And yet it's an afterthought for so many.6:27
  80. Let's say the person listening or watching here on YouTube is in a phase of their life where they're going through all kinds of hormonal changes.Let's say the person listening or watching here on YouTube is in a phase of their life where they're going through all kinds of hormonal changes.6:29
  81. And you hear that your skin is a reflection of what's going on in the inside.And you hear that your skin is a reflection of what's going on in the inside.6:37
  82. How do you want the person listening who feels now all of a sudden like, oh my God, the fact that my skin is in welts and it's acne allHow do you want the person listening who feels now all of a sudden like, oh my God, the fact that my skin is in welts and it's acne all6:42
  83. over the place and I hate how I look or my skin is sagging or I've I sat out for decades in the sun and now I'm screwed.over the place and I hate how I look or my skin is sagging or I've I sat out for decades in the sun and now I'm screwed.6:52
  84. How do you want the person listening who's now starting to collapse a little to listen to what you have to say about what's possible?How do you want the person listening who's now starting to collapse a little to listen to what you have to say about what's possible?6:59
  85. If you feel like your skin is reflecting like not good health on the inside.If you feel like your skin is reflecting like not good health on the inside.7:08
  86. You know what I mean?You know what I mean?7:13
  87. Yeah, it's so I would want you to know if you feel like your skin is taking control of your life and it is out of control, you are stillYeah, it's so I would want you to know if you feel like your skin is taking control of your life and it is out of control, you are still7:13
  88. in control.in control.7:21
  89. And it's a matter of first taking a step back and calming your skin down and really trying to first focus on calming everything down before focusing on treating theAnd it's a matter of first taking a step back and calming your skin down and really trying to first focus on calming everything down before focusing on treating the7:22
  90. issue.issue.7:33
  91. And once we have that step in place and we will talk about it more today, you will gain control over your skin and you will see that the possibilitiesAnd once we have that step in place and we will talk about it more today, you will gain control over your skin and you will see that the possibilities7:34
  92. are really endless and it's never too late to start, whether you are 20, 30, 40.are really endless and it's never too late to start, whether you are 20, 30, 40.7:42
  93. I mean, I have patients at my oldest patient is 88 and she still cares and that's what I love about her.I mean, I have patients at my oldest patient is 88 and she still cares and that's what I love about her.7:48
  94. That shows her will to keep going and people I think are society.That shows her will to keep going and people I think are society.7:53
  95. They describe very negatively cosmetic work or vanity and it's usually talked about under a negative light.They describe very negatively cosmetic work or vanity and it's usually talked about under a negative light.7:57
  96. But the truth is being vain to a healthy and certain extent is just a reflection that you still care.But the truth is being vain to a healthy and certain extent is just a reflection that you still care.8:04
  97. If we didn't care, I'd almost be more worried.If we didn't care, I'd almost be more worried.8:10
  98. Like, you know, are we really at the bottom of our struggles here?Like, you know, are we really at the bottom of our struggles here?8:13
  99. And so you have to understand that it's not just vanity.And so you have to understand that it's not just vanity.8:16
  100. It's a reflection of you caring that you still want to show up.It's a reflection of you caring that you still want to show up.8:19
  101. It doesn't matter when you're starting.It doesn't matter when you're starting.8:22
  102. You can always start to take control and help yourself.You can always start to take control and help yourself.8:24
  103. As a world around dermatologist, what is healthy vanity and what is unhealthy vanity when it comes to how you look?As a world around dermatologist, what is healthy vanity and what is unhealthy vanity when it comes to how you look?8:27
  104. That is a great question and I don't think it has ever been truly defined.That is a great question and I don't think it has ever been truly defined.8:34
  105. So I'm going to give you my subjective perspective.So I'm going to give you my subjective perspective.8:38
  106. Unhealthy vanity, let's start with a negative, is when it is constantly consuming your mental thoughts, almost like an addiction, where no matter what you do or no matter whatUnhealthy vanity, let's start with a negative, is when it is constantly consuming your mental thoughts, almost like an addiction, where no matter what you do or no matter what8:40
  107. you try for yourself, you're constantly speaking about it in a negative way and it's not good enough.you try for yourself, you're constantly speaking about it in a negative way and it's not good enough.8:51
  108. And so you are chasing and never ending nothingness because it's just not something that's achievable, right?And so you are chasing and never ending nothingness because it's just not something that's achievable, right?8:56
  109. Whereas a healthy dose of vanity is like caring enough to show up and wear an iron shirt instead of a wrinkle shirt.Whereas a healthy dose of vanity is like caring enough to show up and wear an iron shirt instead of a wrinkle shirt.9:03
  110. You know, caring enough to brush your hair, caring enough to show up in a way where it's still a positive reflection of who you are, but it's not consumingYou know, caring enough to brush your hair, caring enough to show up in a way where it's still a positive reflection of who you are, but it's not consuming9:10
  111. who you are.who you are.9:18
  112. Your confidence is not dependent on how you look, but it's a cherry on top and it allows you to feel more confident.Your confidence is not dependent on how you look, but it's a cherry on top and it allows you to feel more confident.9:19
  113. And so that, I think, is the difference between unhealthy vanity and healthy vanity.And so that, I think, is the difference between unhealthy vanity and healthy vanity.9:24
  114. What I kept thinking about as I was listening to the way that you were talking about self -criticism and never being enough is that there's also that relationship betweenWhat I kept thinking about as I was listening to the way that you were talking about self -criticism and never being enough is that there's also that relationship between9:29
  115. unhealthy being the constant pursuit of hoping other people think you look a certain way versus the ability to look in the mirror and care about how you feel aboutunhealthy being the constant pursuit of hoping other people think you look a certain way versus the ability to look in the mirror and care about how you feel about9:39
  116. yourself.yourself.9:52
  117. I mean, newsflash, you've always looked like you.I mean, newsflash, you've always looked like you.9:52
  118. So if you're always pursuing other people's approval of how you look, you're pursuing something that doesn't exist.So if you're always pursuing other people's approval of how you look, you're pursuing something that doesn't exist.9:55
  119. And I've been in practice for over 10 years.And I've been in practice for over 10 years.10:02
  120. I see nearly 100 patients a week.I see nearly 100 patients a week.10:04
  121. And more often than not, it's a much deeper rooted issue that you're trying to get to.And more often than not, it's a much deeper rooted issue that you're trying to get to.10:06
  122. And that's where it's such a vulnerable state where you have to find someone that you know you trust who's not going to feed off these insecurities or vulnerabilities orAnd that's where it's such a vulnerable state where you have to find someone that you know you trust who's not going to feed off these insecurities or vulnerabilities or10:11
  123. take advantage of.take advantage of.10:20
  124. And I've seen it through every angle.And I've seen it through every angle.10:20
  125. And cosmetics is not just skin deep.And cosmetics is not just skin deep.10:23
  126. It's deeper.It's deeper.10:25
  127. I've never heard anybody explain it like that.I've never heard anybody explain it like that.10:26
  128. And I can give you an example because I feel like I'm in the exam room with you right now.And I can give you an example because I feel like I'm in the exam room with you right now.10:28
  129. And I have come in because I hate at the age of 57, I've got these like jowls.And I have come in because I hate at the age of 57, I've got these like jowls.10:34
  130. And when you just said that it's never really about the thing you're complaining about, you're right.And when you just said that it's never really about the thing you're complaining about, you're right.10:42
  131. For me, it's that I feel old when I see my skin sagging.For me, it's that I feel old when I see my skin sagging.10:49
  132. And it scares me to think that I'm 57 and that that much of my life has just flown by.And it scares me to think that I'm 57 and that that much of my life has just flown by.10:56
  133. And that somehow, if I get rid of these things that are hanging down like meat purses on my face, that I will feel different about myself.And that somehow, if I get rid of these things that are hanging down like meat purses on my face, that I will feel different about myself.11:04
  134. But maybe there's something to do that we can and we'll talk about all that.But maybe there's something to do that we can and we'll talk about all that.11:16
  135. But I love that we're also saying that it's really about how you feel and the deeper things that are going on.But I love that we're also saying that it's really about how you feel and the deeper things that are going on.11:19
  136. Yeah, 1 ,000%.Yeah, 1 ,000%.11:27
  137. Wow.Wow.11:28
  138. Let's talk about how your lifestyle and habits impact your skin.Let's talk about how your lifestyle and habits impact your skin.11:29
  139. What are the specific lifestyle habits that positively affect your skin?What are the specific lifestyle habits that positively affect your skin?11:35
  140. The most important habits that I think are underspoken of, right?The most important habits that I think are underspoken of, right?11:41
  141. Number one, and I used to roll my eyes in my 20s and even in my 30s at this one, but it's true, sleep.Number one, and I used to roll my eyes in my 20s and even in my 30s at this one, but it's true, sleep.11:44
  142. You cannot underestimate the value of sleep and the reason beauty sleep exists is for a reason.You cannot underestimate the value of sleep and the reason beauty sleep exists is for a reason.11:50
  143. But I think it's misunderstood.But I think it's misunderstood.11:55
  144. It's not because you slept eight hours last night that you look good today.It's not because you slept eight hours last night that you look good today.11:57
  145. Sleep is like compound interest.Sleep is like compound interest.12:01
  146. It's a long -term investment.It's a long -term investment.12:04
  147. And it's that bank that you're feeding over time that gives you your best results over time in the long run.And it's that bank that you're feeding over time that gives you your best results over time in the long run.12:05
  148. So it's not just about having one good night's rest.So it's not just about having one good night's rest.12:11
  149. It's about consistently showing up to let your skin and your body heal and regenerate and start over again.It's about consistently showing up to let your skin and your body heal and regenerate and start over again.12:14
  150. Number two is movement.Number two is movement.12:20
  151. And I'm not saying you have to go become triathletes and bodybuilders, but simple movement like just getting up, going for a walk, moving around because that causes your lymphaticAnd I'm not saying you have to go become triathletes and bodybuilders, but simple movement like just getting up, going for a walk, moving around because that causes your lymphatic12:22
  152. fluid to move.fluid to move.12:30
  153. It keeps things going.It keeps things going.12:31
  154. It pumps the blood to your skin.It pumps the blood to your skin.12:32
  155. It allows you to be better and show up better for yourself.It allows you to be better and show up better for yourself.12:34
  156. It's very simple, but not many people move as much as they should.It's very simple, but not many people move as much as they should.12:37
  157. Number three, and this one is a little bit sensitive, but diet.Number three, and this one is a little bit sensitive, but diet.12:40
  158. A healthy diet is going to be supportive and it's going to help to create the right environment for your skin.A healthy diet is going to be supportive and it's going to help to create the right environment for your skin.12:45
  159. We are all in agreement, but when people are eating their retinol, aka eating carrots to no end to try to get the benefits of a retinol that you're applyingWe are all in agreement, but when people are eating their retinol, aka eating carrots to no end to try to get the benefits of a retinol that you're applying12:50
  160. topically, it's not going to give you that same impact as a topical medication, prescription, moisturizer, cream.topically, it's not going to give you that same impact as a topical medication, prescription, moisturizer, cream.12:58
  161. Food is meant to really be supportive, to make sure that you are creating the best environment for yourself to push forward.Food is meant to really be supportive, to make sure that you are creating the best environment for yourself to push forward.13:05
  162. Skincare with the crappiest diet is not great.Skincare with the crappiest diet is not great.13:14
  163. You're just putting a bandaid, right?You're just putting a bandaid, right?13:17
  164. It's both working hand in hand.It's both working hand in hand.13:19
  165. So I think you have to think of lifestyle as a piece of the puzzle, a very important piece of the puzzle, but it's not the whole puzzle because whenSo I think you have to think of lifestyle as a piece of the puzzle, a very important piece of the puzzle, but it's not the whole puzzle because when13:21
  166. you make it the whole puzzle, you think that you can be in full in control, but there are going to be some things that happen, that you're going toyou make it the whole puzzle, you think that you can be in full in control, but there are going to be some things that happen, that you're going to13:29
  167. have to learn how do we roll with the punches, how do we ask for help, how do we have external things coming in to help us.have to learn how do we roll with the punches, how do we ask for help, how do we have external things coming in to help us.13:36
  168. Well, Dr.Well, Dr.13:42
  169. Idris, the good news is that you're here to educate us about what the actual options are.Idris, the good news is that you're here to educate us about what the actual options are.13:43
  170. So one thing that I'd love to hear you help us with is that we are so marketed to, and every time I go online, I see some 12 -stepSo one thing that I'd love to hear you help us with is that we are so marketed to, and every time I go online, I see some 12 -step13:50
  171. skincare routine, red light masks, treatments, miracle products.skincare routine, red light masks, treatments, miracle products.14:02
  172. How do you tune out the noise to figure out what your skin truly needs?How do you tune out the noise to figure out what your skin truly needs?14:07
  173. This is a great question, and I think this is the million -dollar question.This is a great question, and I think this is the million -dollar question.14:13
  174. First of all, nobody needs a 12 -step skincare routine.First of all, nobody needs a 12 -step skincare routine.14:18
  175. Nobody.Nobody.14:23
  176. Nobody needs to be spending thousands and countless of hours on products.Nobody needs to be spending thousands and countless of hours on products.14:23
  177. It's not productive, it's not realistic, and as a mom of two who has not one, but two, so would argue three businesses and a partner in my life, especiallyIt's not productive, it's not realistic, and as a mom of two who has not one, but two, so would argue three businesses and a partner in my life, especially14:29
  178. between the ages of zero and four when my kids were really small, it was impossible to find time for myself.between the ages of zero and four when my kids were really small, it was impossible to find time for myself.14:38
  179. And so failing yourself by not showing up through a consistent skincare routine is the first point of failure.And so failing yourself by not showing up through a consistent skincare routine is the first point of failure.14:44
  180. So if it's not something that you can be consistent with, it's not good enough, and a routine needs to be simple enough that you can be consistent with it.So if it's not something that you can be consistent with, it's not good enough, and a routine needs to be simple enough that you can be consistent with it.14:51
  181. So you can stick it through and actually see results, right?So you can stick it through and actually see results, right?14:58
  182. So that, I think, is really important that people understand, because the internet, social media, it's optimized for selling things, and more doesn't mean better, especially not when it comesSo that, I think, is really important that people understand, because the internet, social media, it's optimized for selling things, and more doesn't mean better, especially not when it comes15:01
  183. to your skin, and you really have to try to take a giant step back.to your skin, and you really have to try to take a giant step back.15:12
  184. And so this is what I tell patients, like I'm going to tell you, like I tell my own family, literally take a giant step back from your mirror andAnd so this is what I tell patients, like I'm going to tell you, like I tell my own family, literally take a giant step back from your mirror and15:16
  185. not your magnifying mirror, and look at the forest and not the tree.not your magnifying mirror, and look at the forest and not the tree.15:24
  186. Understand what is the biggest issue that you see in your skin?Understand what is the biggest issue that you see in your skin?15:28
  187. Is it brown spots?Is it brown spots?15:33
  188. Is it redness?Is it redness?15:34
  189. Is it dehydration?Is it dehydration?15:35
  190. Is it wrinkles?Is it wrinkles?15:36
  191. Is it, I don't know, whatever, creepiness, whatever it is that it is that you see, what is the one biggest issue that bothers you?Is it, I don't know, whatever, creepiness, whatever it is that it is that you see, what is the one biggest issue that bothers you?15:37
  192. And let's start just there.And let's start just there.15:44
  193. If you're overwhelmed, what are the three skincare products that you would say to somebody in your practice that they should add to their routine?If you're overwhelmed, what are the three skincare products that you would say to somebody in your practice that they should add to their routine?15:46
  194. If you're overwhelmed by all the products, forget the specific products themselves.If you're overwhelmed by all the products, forget the specific products themselves.15:56
  195. There are three categories that you kind of want to incorporate into your routine to make sure, number one, that you're protecting your skin.There are three categories that you kind of want to incorporate into your routine to make sure, number one, that you're protecting your skin.16:01
  196. You're supporting your skin barrier, number two.You're supporting your skin barrier, number two.16:08
  197. And number three, you are helping drive long -term change.And number three, you are helping drive long -term change.16:10
  198. So before I start, I just want to preface this by saying I am not sponsored by any of these companies.So before I start, I just want to preface this by saying I am not sponsored by any of these companies.16:14
  199. None of this is paid for.None of this is paid for.16:20
  200. This is not an advertisement.This is not an advertisement.16:21
  201. And I tried to pick products that are within everyone's budget.And I tried to pick products that are within everyone's budget.16:22
  202. Great.Great.16:24
  203. But also products you can find at your local drugstore.But also products you can find at your local drugstore.16:25
  204. And I'm going to give you two examples for each because it's the way that, you know, make up your own mind what it is that you want to use.And I'm going to give you two examples for each because it's the way that, you know, make up your own mind what it is that you want to use.16:27
  205. We're starting with a very gentle cleanser, one that is meant to clean and cleanse your skin without over stripping your skin.We're starting with a very gentle cleanser, one that is meant to clean and cleanse your skin without over stripping your skin.16:32
  206. And this is one that you can find at any drugstore.And this is one that you can find at any drugstore.16:38
  207. It's called Vanne Cream.It's called Vanne Cream.16:41
  208. It's a very simple one.It's a very simple one.16:42
  209. It's nothing fancy.It's nothing fancy.16:43
  210. It can help clean your face.It can help clean your face.16:44
  211. If you're somebody who has very dry skin, you can get another kind of cleanser that is a little bit more hydrating.If you're somebody who has very dry skin, you can get another kind of cleanser that is a little bit more hydrating.16:45
  212. But the job of a cleanser is really to just set the foundation, clean the gunk off of your face.But the job of a cleanser is really to just set the foundation, clean the gunk off of your face.16:50
  213. And it is the smallest act of kindness that you can do for yourself.And it is the smallest act of kindness that you can do for yourself.16:56
  214. After you've put your face out into the world, come home, get the day off your face, and just start afresh.After you've put your face out into the world, come home, get the day off your face, and just start afresh.16:59
  215. It's your foundational step.It's your foundational step.17:04
  216. Okay.Okay.17:05
  217. Right?Right?17:06
  218. That's number one.That's number one.17:06
  219. How are you supposed to wash your face?How are you supposed to wash your face?17:07
  220. So I recommend using a cleanser at night for the most part, right?So I recommend using a cleanser at night for the most part, right?17:09
  221. This is a general rule.This is a general rule.17:14
  222. And ideally just using water in the morning.And ideally just using water in the morning.17:15
  223. Once you've gotten the day off at the end of the day and you've put on your moisturizer and you go to sleep, in the morning, do you really needOnce you've gotten the day off at the end of the day and you've put on your moisturizer and you go to sleep, in the morning, do you really need17:18
  224. to use a cleanser to get all of the extra gunk off?to use a cleanser to get all of the extra gunk off?17:25
  225. Probably not.Probably not.17:28
  226. And just having water run on your face is going to be enough.And just having water run on your face is going to be enough.17:29
  227. Wow.Wow.17:32
  228. No.No.17:33
  229. Like even if you're like spouse or dog is like breathing on you, I mean, again, I said it's a general rule of thumb.Like even if you're like spouse or dog is like breathing on you, I mean, again, I said it's a general rule of thumb.17:33
  230. I don't know.I don't know.17:38
  231. You know what?You know what?17:39
  232. I'm older than you, so when I'm sweating like crazy because of menopause, I feel like I've woken up and run a marathon.I'm older than you, so when I'm sweating like crazy because of menopause, I feel like I've woken up and run a marathon.17:40
  233. So I'm like, I gotta clean all this stuff up.So I'm like, I gotta clean all this stuff up.17:46
  234. But here's the thing.But here's the thing.17:47
  235. I can do with water.I can do with water.17:48
  236. But even going through menopause, right?But even going through menopause, right?17:49
  237. Yeah.Yeah.17:51
  238. Your skin is in a more dehydrated state.Your skin is in a more dehydrated state.17:51
  239. It is?It is?17:54
  240. Yes.Yes.17:54
  241. And so you're losing that ability to hold onto hydration.And so you're losing that ability to hold onto hydration.17:55
  242. And that's why you feel a little creepier.And that's why you feel a little creepier.17:57
  243. If you're compounding on top of that, overstripping your skin and getting rid of the oil that is on your skin, your skin is going to feel more out ofIf you're compounding on top of that, overstripping your skin and getting rid of the oil that is on your skin, your skin is going to feel more out of17:59
  244. sync.sync.18:08
  245. And it's going to be harder to make sure that you feel more intact.And it's going to be harder to make sure that you feel more intact.18:09
  246. Now, there's a lot of, there's a huge subset who cannot not use a cleanser in the morning because they have a lot of acne.Now, there's a lot of, there's a huge subset who cannot not use a cleanser in the morning because they have a lot of acne.18:13
  247. They're oily prone, et cetera.They're oily prone, et cetera.18:18
  248. So this is not necessarily for everyone, but for the vast majority, it is enough.So this is not necessarily for everyone, but for the vast majority, it is enough.18:19
  249. And so I think that's the first thing.And so I think that's the first thing.18:24
  250. The second thing to take into consideration before you go into the action of washing your face is the water temperature, which leads me back to the dehydration.The second thing to take into consideration before you go into the action of washing your face is the water temperature, which leads me back to the dehydration.18:26
  251. Okay.Okay.18:33
  252. No one talks about water temperature.No one talks about water temperature.18:34
  253. And we usually probably use hot water because it's the morning and you want something warm on your face.And we usually probably use hot water because it's the morning and you want something warm on your face.18:36
  254. Well, yeah.Well, yeah.18:40
  255. Yes.Yes.18:41
  256. But think of your face like a greasy pan.But think of your face like a greasy pan.18:42
  257. Hot water gets rid of the grease.Hot water gets rid of the grease.18:45
  258. Yes.Yes.18:47
  259. So if you're now overstripping your face with hot water and using a cleanser.So if you're now overstripping your face with hot water and using a cleanser.18:47
  260. Every morning.Every morning.18:51
  261. Every morning.Every morning.18:52
  262. And at night, you're probably double whammying the thing.And at night, you're probably double whammying the thing.18:53
  263. But don't I want to get rid of the grease?But don't I want to get rid of the grease?18:56
  264. Sometimes the grease is also protective.Sometimes the grease is also protective.18:57
  265. Like it's a balance.Like it's a balance.18:59
  266. It's not all balanced at night.It's not all balanced at night.19:00
  267. Then the skin is doing what it's trying to do to repair itself overnight.Then the skin is doing what it's trying to do to repair itself overnight.19:03
  268. Exactly.Exactly.19:07
  269. And then I wake up and just wash it all away with hot water.And then I wake up and just wash it all away with hot water.19:08
  270. Warm water.Warm water.19:11
  271. Warm water.Warm water.19:12
  272. And then this is, I think where it gets complicated, the double cleanse makeup removal where people get confused.And then this is, I think where it gets complicated, the double cleanse makeup removal where people get confused.19:14
  273. So a lot of people don't realize that they can use their cleanser twice.So a lot of people don't realize that they can use their cleanser twice.19:19
  274. Now, if they are heavy makeupers who have waterproof makeup, of course, or really heavy makeup, use an oil based cleanser first or micellar water and follow it with aNow, if they are heavy makeupers who have waterproof makeup, of course, or really heavy makeup, use an oil based cleanser first or micellar water and follow it with a19:23
  275. gentle gel based cleanser.gentle gel based cleanser.19:33
  276. That's not a problem.That's not a problem.19:34
  277. But what I think is the most important part is having a wash cloth for your face by your sink and utilizing that wash cloth to help yourself work intoBut what I think is the most important part is having a wash cloth for your face by your sink and utilizing that wash cloth to help yourself work into19:35
  278. the nooks and crannies of your face to get everything off.the nooks and crannies of your face to get everything off.19:46
  279. And it's funny because people rolled their eyes and I had so many comments, but if you have seven little wash cloths, each one a different color, right?And it's funny because people rolled their eyes and I had so many comments, but if you have seven little wash cloths, each one a different color, right?19:48
  280. And you keep it in your mirror by your sink every day, you're guaranteeing to use a different one and it's a fresh pair of underwear for your face.And you keep it in your mirror by your sink every day, you're guaranteeing to use a different one and it's a fresh pair of underwear for your face.19:57
  281. Are we going to reuse a dirty pair of underwear?Are we going to reuse a dirty pair of underwear?20:05
  282. No.No.20:08
  283. And so having a clean wash cloth is such a very simple solution and making sure that you have seven of them takes away the brain work from it.And so having a clean wash cloth is such a very simple solution and making sure that you have seven of them takes away the brain work from it.20:09
  284. So you don't have to actively think of it.So you don't have to actively think of it.20:16
  285. And once you're done washing your face, you toss it into hamper.And once you're done washing your face, you toss it into hamper.20:18
  286. Got it.Got it.20:21
  287. So then number two is a very simple moisturizer.So then number two is a very simple moisturizer.20:21
  288. I'm not talking about moisturizer with actives.I'm not talking about moisturizer with actives.20:25
  289. Right now we are setting the foundation and we're trying to understand how to moisturize our skin.Right now we are setting the foundation and we're trying to understand how to moisturize our skin.20:27
  290. And one thing we do not often talk about is not just your skin type or your age, but the environment that you're in.And one thing we do not often talk about is not just your skin type or your age, but the environment that you're in.20:31
  291. Are we living somewhere really dry?Are we living somewhere really dry?20:38
  292. Is it winter or are we somewhere very humid?Is it winter or are we somewhere very humid?20:39
  293. But very simple moisturizers like this one, it's a tried and true.But very simple moisturizers like this one, it's a tried and true.20:42
  294. Everything great was once new.Everything great was once new.20:46
  295. Not everything new is great.Not everything new is great.20:47
  296. Bonds baby.Bonds baby.20:48
  297. We go for the tried and true.We go for the tried and true.20:48
  298. Grandma use that.Grandma use that.20:49
  299. This is one, it's a nice thicker cream.This is one, it's a nice thicker cream.20:50
  300. This is more of a gel moisturizer.This is more of a gel moisturizer.20:52
  301. That's a L 'Oreal Collagen Gel.That's a L 'Oreal Collagen Gel.20:54
  302. And the reason I bring this up is to make sure that this is a very nice hydrating moisturizer.And the reason I bring this up is to make sure that this is a very nice hydrating moisturizer.20:56
  303. But the word Collagen on this moisturizer makes people think that it's going to help them replenish their collagen.But the word Collagen on this moisturizer makes people think that it's going to help them replenish their collagen.21:01
  304. But it's a hydrating moisturizer.But it's a hydrating moisturizer.21:06
  305. It's not going to replenish your collagen.It's not going to replenish your collagen.21:08
  306. Okay.Okay.21:10
  307. And so I just think you have to understand that nuance and understand what you're buying and what you're trying to get out of it.And so I just think you have to understand that nuance and understand what you're buying and what you're trying to get out of it.21:10
  308. And then number three, what everybody should be using, a daily sunscreen.And then number three, what everybody should be using, a daily sunscreen.21:15
  309. And so there are several sunscreens that you can find at any local drugstore.And so there are several sunscreens that you can find at any local drugstore.21:20
  310. One thing that most people don't realize about sunscreen.One thing that most people don't realize about sunscreen.21:24
  311. It can double up as your moisturizer.It can double up as your moisturizer.21:26
  312. It can?It can?21:28
  313. Yeah, for sure.Yeah, for sure.21:29
  314. So you don't necessarily need a moisturizer.So you don't necessarily need a moisturizer.21:30
  315. Let's say you're really oily and you live somewhere really humid like you're in Florida.Let's say you're really oily and you live somewhere really humid like you're in Florida.21:32
  316. Do you need to add extra moisture to your skin?Do you need to add extra moisture to your skin?21:36
  317. Absolutely not.Absolutely not.21:38
  318. So you can just find yourself a sunscreen that works for your skin type.So you can just find yourself a sunscreen that works for your skin type.21:40
  319. Like this is a sheer light sunscreen.Like this is a sheer light sunscreen.21:43
  320. If you're somewhere very dry and you want extra moisture, even though you've moisturized, like you can get a moisturizing, thicker, richer sunscreen that can help with barrier repair.If you're somewhere very dry and you want extra moisture, even though you've moisturized, like you can get a moisturizing, thicker, richer sunscreen that can help with barrier repair.21:45
  321. Got it.Got it.21:54
  322. And would it say moisturizer on it?And would it say moisturizer on it?21:54
  323. Because you've got one for Neutrogena, one from La Roche -Posay.Because you've got one for Neutrogena, one from La Roche -Posay.21:55
  324. So they don't always say moisturizer.So they don't always say moisturizer.22:00
  325. This one does say, and I think it's a nice example just because if somebody doesn't know and they're going to a drugstore, they can see it.This one does say, and I think it's a nice example just because if somebody doesn't know and they're going to a drugstore, they can see it.22:02
  326. But it's really about understanding that texture.But it's really about understanding that texture.22:07
  327. If it's really rich and really creamy and nice and you feel like your skin stays hydrated after the fact, it's hydrating your skin.If it's really rich and really creamy and nice and you feel like your skin stays hydrated after the fact, it's hydrating your skin.22:10
  328. So is it more about the feel of what it feels like?So is it more about the feel of what it feels like?22:16
  329. Absolutely.Absolutely.22:18
  330. I think, and that's the secret about sunscreen.I think, and that's the secret about sunscreen.22:19
  331. It's finding a sunscreen that you actually like how it feels on your skin.It's finding a sunscreen that you actually like how it feels on your skin.22:21
  332. And I think the biggest reason why most people don't adhere to wearing sunscreen is because I don't like how it feels.And I think the biggest reason why most people don't adhere to wearing sunscreen is because I don't like how it feels.22:25
  333. And so I think people haven't found the right frog and they've kissed many frogs, but they haven't found the right one.And so I think people haven't found the right frog and they've kissed many frogs, but they haven't found the right one.22:31
  334. What SPF should you wear every day?What SPF should you wear every day?22:36
  335. SPF is more than just a number.SPF is more than just a number.22:39
  336. So SPF stands for sun protection factor, but it measures basically how well your skin is protected.So SPF stands for sun protection factor, but it measures basically how well your skin is protected.22:41
  337. So when we're looking for an SPF, we need to make sure that our SPF has broad spectrum on it.So when we're looking for an SPF, we need to make sure that our SPF has broad spectrum on it.22:50
  338. Broad spectrum.Broad spectrum.22:55
  339. So that it's protecting against both UVA and UVB because both contribute to skin cancer.So that it's protecting against both UVA and UVB because both contribute to skin cancer.22:56
  340. One causes more burn like UVB.One causes more burn like UVB.23:01
  341. One contributes more to the breakdown of your collagen like UVA.One contributes more to the breakdown of your collagen like UVA.23:04
  342. But if you're just getting a simple sunscreen SPF, not broad spectrum, you're not protecting against UVA.But if you're just getting a simple sunscreen SPF, not broad spectrum, you're not protecting against UVA.23:08
  343. So broad spectrum is not a nice to have.So broad spectrum is not a nice to have.23:14
  344. It's a need to have.It's a need to have.23:16
  345. Okay.Okay.23:17
  346. Okay.Okay.23:17
  347. That's number one.That's number one.23:18
  348. The second thing, SPF 30.The second thing, SPF 30.23:19
  349. Do you know, people don't really know it's just a number.Do you know, people don't really know it's just a number.23:22
  350. Should I guess?Should I guess?23:24
  351. Yeah.Yeah.23:25
  352. I kind of believed that like the 15 is only going so deep in terms of the barrier.I kind of believed that like the 15 is only going so deep in terms of the barrier.23:27
  353. The 30s maybe going a little deep in terms of the, it's like, you know, kind of the thickness of the cream or the invisible shield of the invisible shield.The 30s maybe going a little deep in terms of the, it's like, you know, kind of the thickness of the cream or the invisible shield of the invisible shield.23:34
  354. And is it actually about the number of minutes that it's helping?And is it actually about the number of minutes that it's helping?23:43
  355. Yes, it is.Yes, it is.23:47
  356. It's minutes.It's minutes.23:48
  357. So it's not 15 minutes or 30 minutes, but it roughly means how much longer you can stay out of the sun without burning.So it's not 15 minutes or 30 minutes, but it roughly means how much longer you can stay out of the sun without burning.23:48
  358. Compared to no sunscreen.Compared to no sunscreen.23:56
  359. So let's say, this is a lot of math.So let's say, this is a lot of math.23:58
  360. Say it takes 10 minutes for you to burn with an SPF of 30.Say it takes 10 minutes for you to burn with an SPF of 30.24:00
  361. It should technically take you 300 minutes.It should technically take you 300 minutes.24:04
  362. So that's what SPF stands for.So that's what SPF stands for.24:08
  363. And so it's something that most people don't even know.And so it's something that most people don't even know.24:11
  364. Dr.Dr.24:13
  365. Egers, what's the biggest myth about getting a safe tan?Egers, what's the biggest myth about getting a safe tan?24:13
  366. There is no safe tan.There is no safe tan.24:17
  367. A tan and any form of pigment that gets produced because of the sun.A tan and any form of pigment that gets produced because of the sun.24:18
  368. Even a freckle is a sign of DNA damage.Even a freckle is a sign of DNA damage.24:24
  369. And so anybody who says, oh, but I get a base tan is just telling me that their skin is already reacting to the UV rays that it got.And so anybody who says, oh, but I get a base tan is just telling me that their skin is already reacting to the UV rays that it got.24:28
  370. And it has internally damaged the DNA of their cells.And it has internally damaged the DNA of their cells.24:38
  371. Whoa.Whoa.24:42
  372. So there's no safe tan.So there's no safe tan.24:43
  373. Okay.Okay.24:47
  374. So for somebody like me who really blew this child of the late 70s and the 80s who would lather up with band of Sleigh tanning oil.So for somebody like me who really blew this child of the late 70s and the 80s who would lather up with band of Sleigh tanning oil.24:47
  375. Yeah.Yeah.24:57
  376. And then I would lay on my driveway with my friend Jodi.And then I would lay on my driveway with my friend Jodi.24:57
  377. Of course I had the foil.Of course I had the foil.25:04
  378. Of course I was going for that copper tan, pulled the bikini down.Of course I was going for that copper tan, pulled the bikini down.25:07
  379. I have so much skin damage, but I got the tan line.I have so much skin damage, but I got the tan line.25:11
  380. Can you reverse that damage?Can you reverse that damage?25:15
  381. What do I like?What do I like?25:17
  382. It's never too late to help yourself.It's never too late to help yourself.25:18
  383. Number one, I think if you are somebody who's done that, make sure you go in for a yearly skin exam.Number one, I think if you are somebody who's done that, make sure you go in for a yearly skin exam.25:20
  384. Because yes, it's already DNA damage and you don't want to get skin cancer and you may develop skin cancer, but the good news with skin cancer is it's highlyBecause yes, it's already DNA damage and you don't want to get skin cancer and you may develop skin cancer, but the good news with skin cancer is it's highly25:25
  385. treatable when caught early.treatable when caught early.25:33
  386. So don't let fear getting the way of you getting checked and just go in for a yearly skin exam.So don't let fear getting the way of you getting checked and just go in for a yearly skin exam.25:34
  387. The same way you go in for dental cleaning, get your skin checked.The same way you go in for dental cleaning, get your skin checked.25:40
  388. Yeah.Yeah.25:43
  389. But you can of course help yourself, at least from a cosmetic standpoint, because how does that damage usually show up first?But you can of course help yourself, at least from a cosmetic standpoint, because how does that damage usually show up first?25:44
  390. It shows up in the form of brown spots, sunspots, hyperpigmentation, discoloration.It shows up in the form of brown spots, sunspots, hyperpigmentation, discoloration.25:50
  391. And so understanding how to use skin care over the counter as a baseline routine, married to prescription, is going to give you a very solid way to help yourAnd so understanding how to use skin care over the counter as a baseline routine, married to prescription, is going to give you a very solid way to help your25:56
  392. skin to look fresher and better.skin to look fresher and better.26:07
  393. I'm starting to understand the marketing language now, because I am constantly seeing where it says, reverse sun damage, but what it's actually saying is, reverse the signs of sunI'm starting to understand the marketing language now, because I am constantly seeing where it says, reverse sun damage, but what it's actually saying is, reverse the signs of sun26:08
  394. damage, because you can't get rid of the damage done to the DNA, you can just maybe lighten the brown spot that's starting to appear.damage, because you can't get rid of the damage done to the DNA, you can just maybe lighten the brown spot that's starting to appear.26:23
  395. Am I catching on?Am I catching on?26:31
  396. You're making a smarter doctor, Hydrus.You're making a smarter doctor, Hydrus.26:32
  397. Exactly.Exactly.26:34
  398. So those are the three categories of products that you need.So those are the three categories of products that you need.26:35
  399. You need a gentle cleanser, you need a moisturizer, and you need sunscreen.You need a gentle cleanser, you need a moisturizer, and you need sunscreen.26:38
  400. Yes.Yes.26:42
  401. Now let's talk about the things that you should skip, because they are a waste of money.Now let's talk about the things that you should skip, because they are a waste of money.26:43
  402. And to just think of this conceptually, anything that is promising instant results, it's probably not going to be for the best of your long -term benefit.And to just think of this conceptually, anything that is promising instant results, it's probably not going to be for the best of your long -term benefit.26:49
  403. Anything that is breaking your skin barrier, it's not going to be for the best of your long -term benefit.Anything that is breaking your skin barrier, it's not going to be for the best of your long -term benefit.26:59
  404. And anything that is irritating or inflaming your skin, similar to breaking your skin barrier, it's not going to be for the best of your long -term benefit.And anything that is irritating or inflaming your skin, similar to breaking your skin barrier, it's not going to be for the best of your long -term benefit.27:05
  405. So, number one, right?So, number one, right?27:11
  406. Uh -oh.Uh-oh.27:14
  407. It's not sheet masks as a whole category, but when the format doesn't match what the product is trying to give you, it's a red flag.It's not sheet masks as a whole category, but when the format doesn't match what the product is trying to give you, it's a red flag.27:14
  408. So you're holding these masks that I see at every checkout now that have all the...So you're holding these masks that I see at every checkout now that have all the...27:25
  409. Like my daughters wear these like crazy.Like my daughters wear these like crazy.27:31
  410. I typically will put one on on a plane, but I don't know what I'm buying.I typically will put one on on a plane, but I don't know what I'm buying.27:33
  411. This is where you have to understand what an active is.This is where you have to understand what an active is.27:36
  412. Okay.Okay.27:39
  413. So the point of a sheet mask is to calm your skin down, to hold onto that hydration, to keep that gunk in, right?So the point of a sheet mask is to calm your skin down, to hold onto that hydration, to keep that gunk in, right?27:39
  414. Okay.Okay.27:46
  415. When you find a sheet mask with an active, like a retinol, this is a red flag because the format of the product doesn't match the ingredient.When you find a sheet mask with an active, like a retinol, this is a red flag because the format of the product doesn't match the ingredient.27:47
  416. The last thing I would want to do is put a retinol under occlusion in a sensitive area.The last thing I would want to do is put a retinol under occlusion in a sensitive area.27:55
  417. It's like a recipe for chaos and disaster.It's like a recipe for chaos and disaster.28:01
  418. So understanding what you're purchasing is very important for you.So understanding what you're purchasing is very important for you.28:04
  419. That's why I think it's important to have a basic understanding of what are ingredients, what are we trying to achieve with them, and then what are the different formatsThat's why I think it's important to have a basic understanding of what are ingredients, what are we trying to achieve with them, and then what are the different formats28:08
  420. that exist that I can layer into my skincare once I have my foundation in place.that exist that I can layer into my skincare once I have my foundation in place.28:15
  421. You know, if you were to buy a mask, what are you looking for?You know, if you were to buy a mask, what are you looking for?28:20
  422. Just like cooling, moisturizing?Just like cooling, moisturizing?28:24
  423. Honestly, really just hydrating, moisturizing because I'm looking for that instant kind of plumping glow, and then I'm done.Honestly, really just hydrating, moisturizing because I'm looking for that instant kind of plumping glow, and then I'm done.28:26
  424. I'm not looking for long -term gains over that.I'm not looking for long -term gains over that.28:32
  425. Okay.Okay.28:34
  426. What is the next product we should not waste money on?What is the next product we should not waste money on?28:34
  427. All right, here it goes.All right, here it goes.28:36
  428. Ready?Ready?28:37
  429. It's a little controversial, but like a luffa.It's a little controversial, but like a luffa.28:38
  430. Okay.Okay.28:40
  431. Why should I not?Why should I not?28:40
  432. I have a luffa.I have a luffa.28:41
  433. Number one, what worries me a bit about luffas is people use this on their face.Number one, what worries me a bit about luffas is people use this on their face.28:42
  434. And I've seen this time and time again.And I've seen this time and time again.28:46
  435. If it's not a luffa that looks like this, like a synthetic one, the traditional natural luffas, people have used them on their faces, and I've seen this in myIf it's not a luffa that looks like this, like a synthetic one, the traditional natural luffas, people have used them on their faces, and I've seen this in my28:48
  436. practice.practice.28:56
  437. It is a physical exfoliant that's getting rid of dead skin cells physically, right?It is a physical exfoliant that's getting rid of dead skin cells physically, right?28:57
  438. But the skin of your face is much thinner, and it can be extremely irritating and aggressive.But the skin of your face is much thinner, and it can be extremely irritating and aggressive.29:02
  439. Not to mention the fact that many people don't clean this, and bacteria can build up, water can be stuck in there, it can get moldy, gross, and just notNot to mention the fact that many people don't clean this, and bacteria can build up, water can be stuck in there, it can get moldy, gross, and just not29:07
  440. necessarily the best thing.necessarily the best thing.29:16
  441. Number three, now this is not the complete devil.Number three, now this is not the complete devil.29:17
  442. There are moments when it can be useful, but this is not something I recommend every day.Ada saat-saat ketika itu bisa berguna, tetapi ini bukan sesuatu yang saya rekomendasikan setiap hari.29:20
  443. Makeup removal.Makeup removal.29:26
  444. She's coming after the makeup wipes, everybody.Dia menyerang tisu pembersih makeup, semuanya.29:26
  445. I prefaced it.I prefaced it.29:29
  446. Not every day.Bukan setiap hari.29:30
  447. Not most days.Bukan kebanyakan hari.29:31
  448. Definitely maybe once a week.Definitely maybe once a week.29:33
  449. It's like this is reserved as your SOS by your bedside if you had a night out, and you're too tired to wash your face.It's like this is reserved as your SOS by your bedside if you had a night out, and you're too tired to wash your face.29:34
  450. At least you're guaranteeing that you're trying to show up for yourself and get that makeup off your face.At least you're guaranteeing that you're trying to show up for yourself and get that makeup off your face.29:42
  451. What is the downside to basically scrub?What is the downside to basically scrub?29:46
  452. I literally scrub my makeup off with one of those things like I am trying to get bits off a pan.I literally scrub my makeup off with one of those things like I am trying to get bits off a pan.29:52
  453. Think of it this way.Think of it this way.30:00
  454. Imagine an orange, and it has all these tiny little pits that are in the pores.Imagine an orange, and it has all these tiny little pits that are in the pores.30:02
  455. Now let's cover that orange with foundation.Now let's cover that orange with foundation.30:06
  456. It's now toned foundation orange.It's now toned foundation orange.30:09
  457. You take a makeup wipe and you clean that orange.You take a makeup wipe and you clean that orange.30:14
  458. What are you doing?What are you doing?30:17
  459. I'm ramming it into the pores.I'm ramming it into the pores.30:19
  460. What's happened is that when you look at this orange, it might have shades of orange come through, but you've really just kept the stuff in the pores.What's happened is that when you look at this orange, it might have shades of orange come through, but you've really just kept the stuff in the pores.30:21
  461. You haven't gotten rid of anything.You haven't gotten rid of anything.30:28
  462. You've just smeared it across the board.You've just smeared it across the board.30:31
  463. You feel like you've gotten rid of it because it's all right on the thing, but the truth is you're right.You feel like you've gotten rid of it because it's all right on the thing, but the truth is you're right.30:33
  464. I wake up in the morning.I wake up in the morning.30:38
  465. There's probably a little residue on that pillow.There's probably a little residue on that pillow.30:40
  466. On the pillow.On the pillow.30:42
  467. My makeup is smeared underneath my eyes.My makeup is smeared underneath my eyes.30:42
  468. You're right.You're right.30:46
  469. It's funny.It's funny.30:47
  470. I've been guilty of this.I've been guilty of this.30:48
  471. There are nights when I haven't washed my face.There are nights when I haven't washed my face.30:49
  472. No one's perfect.No one's perfect.30:51
  473. But in your 20s and 30s, it's not that big a deal.But in your 20s and 30s, it's not that big a deal.30:52
  474. Once you turn 40, if you fall asleep with makeup, you look like the crypt keeper overnight the next day.Once you turn 40, if you fall asleep with makeup, you look like the crypt keeper overnight the next day.30:56
  475. It's like your skin quality goes to crap.It's like your skin quality goes to crap.31:03
  476. You can't bounce back as fast.You can't bounce back as fast.31:06
  477. You see the impact immediately.You see the impact immediately.31:08
  478. I think being in the habit of actually washing your face is huge.I think being in the habit of actually washing your face is huge.31:11
  479. Makeup wipes, again, there's a certain subset of the population who turns to makeup wipes.Makeup wipes, again, there's a certain subset of the population who turns to makeup wipes.31:14
  480. Maybe they have a disability.Maybe they have a disability.31:19
  481. Something is better than nothing.Something is better than nothing.31:20
  482. That's why I said they're not the double.That's why I said they're not the double.31:22
  483. Or you're on a plane.Or you're on a plane.31:23
  484. Fantastic.Fantastic.31:24
  485. Or it's a late night.Or it's a late night.31:24
  486. But if it's your main way of washing your face, no.But if it's your main way of washing your face, no.31:26
  487. That's why I had to preface the makeup wipes.That's why I had to preface the makeup wipes.31:31
  488. Now, this is also another one.Now, this is also another one.31:32
  489. If you're a child of the 90s, no strips.If you're a child of the 90s, no strips.31:34
  490. No strips.No strips.31:38
  491. Now, this is going to give you temporary results, but it's not going to give you long -term change.Now, this is going to give you temporary results, but it's not going to give you long -term change.31:39
  492. And it's very visually appealing because you feel like you got something out.And it's very visually appealing because you feel like you got something out.31:43
  493. Yes.Yes.31:46
  494. But the problem with no strips is that visual instant gratification does not equal long -term results.But the problem with no strips is that visual instant gratification does not equal long -term results.31:47
  495. And I'm just going to hyper -focus on that sentence because we like the fact that we take out the most superficial layer of our pores, but it's an extremelyAnd I'm just going to hyper -focus on that sentence because we like the fact that we take out the most superficial layer of our pores, but it's an extremely31:54
  496. aggressive movement.aggressive movement.32:01
  497. And over time, if you keep doing it, you're going to stretch your pores.And over time, if you keep doing it, you're going to stretch your pores.32:02
  498. And you're probably going to buy yourself a bigger problem over time in terms of your texture and how your pores show up.And you're probably going to buy yourself a bigger problem over time in terms of your texture and how your pores show up.32:05
  499. What kind of problem can it lead to?What kind of problem can it lead to?32:11
  500. I mean, textural changes.I mean, textural changes.32:12
  501. It makes your pores more apparent.It makes your pores more apparent.32:14
  502. Your pores can start filling up faster again because it's just getting rid of that superficial pore.Your pores can start filling up faster again because it's just getting rid of that superficial pore.32:15
  503. And now I'm having to use it again to get it out as you're filling up.And now I'm having to use it again to get it out as you're filling up.32:19
  504. This sounds terrible.This sounds terrible.32:22
  505. And this is where acylacic acid cleanser can be helpful to help to minimize that buildup instead of something that's giving you an instant gratification, like chip dopamine hip.And this is where acylacic acid cleanser can be helpful to help to minimize that buildup instead of something that's giving you an instant gratification, like chip dopamine hip.32:22
  506. Great.Great.32:33
  507. You use the word actives.You use the word actives.32:33
  508. So let's talk more about them.So let's talk more about them.32:35
  509. Things like vitamin C, retinol, niacinamide, if you even say it that way, halodronic acid.Things like vitamin C, retinol, niacinamide, if you even say it that way, halodronic acid.32:39
  510. Who should use this stuff and who should not?Who should use this stuff and who should not?32:46
  511. Okay.Okay.32:49
  512. So actives are very important to help to support your skin overall, depending on what your goals are.So actives are very important to help to support your skin overall, depending on what your goals are.32:50
  513. Right?Right?32:55
  514. But I just want to preface one thing again.But I just want to preface one thing again.32:56
  515. It doesn't mean that they are miracle ingredients.It doesn't mean that they are miracle ingredients.33:00
  516. So understanding what each one does is very important for you to know if you want it in your routine.So understanding what each one does is very important for you to know if you want it in your routine.33:03
  517. But let's start with vitamin C.But let's start with vitamin C.33:08
  518. I think vitamin C has a lot of marketing around it.I think vitamin C has a lot of marketing around it.33:10
  519. The food industry often trickles into the beauty industry.The food industry often trickles into the beauty industry.33:12
  520. But I don't know what it does.But I don't know what it does.33:15
  521. No, exactly.No, exactly.33:16
  522. And I think vitamin C...And I think vitamin C...33:17
  523. I should put it on my face and I don't know what it does.I should put it on my face and I don't know what it does.33:17
  524. Okay.Okay.33:19
  525. Vitamin C, most people, a lot of people can benefit from it.Vitamin C, most people, a lot of people can benefit from it.33:20
  526. Okay.Okay.33:24
  527. What does it do?What does it do?33:24
  528. It's going to help with your overall tone of your skin.It's going to help with your overall tone of your skin.33:25
  529. Meaning it'll make it firmer.Meaning it'll make it firmer.33:29
  530. Skin color.Skin color.33:30
  531. Oh.Oh.33:31
  532. It's a great, great question.It's a great, great question.33:31
  533. And it's funny because I used to even be confused by what tone meant.And it's funny because I used to even be confused by what tone meant.33:33
  534. It means your skin color.It means your skin color.33:36
  535. Well, can I ask a question about that?Well, can I ask a question about that?33:37
  536. So if you're like a pale zombie like me who turns red all the time.So if you're like a pale zombie like me who turns red all the time.33:38
  537. It might not necessarily be the best thing for you.It might not necessarily be the best thing for you.33:41
  538. Okay.Okay.33:44
  539. We'll talk about the types of vitamin C.We'll talk about the types of vitamin C.33:44
  540. But vitamin C helps with brown spots.But vitamin C helps with brown spots.33:46
  541. It does?It does?33:48
  542. Helps with discoloration.Helps with discoloration.33:48
  543. Okay.Okay.33:49
  544. It also helps with collagen production.It also helps with collagen production.33:50
  545. You need vitamin C to produce collagen.You need vitamin C to produce collagen.33:51
  546. But it also has antioxidant protection.But it also has antioxidant protection.33:54
  547. So it's going to help to protect your skin from like the environmental stressors that can cause free radicals that cause your collagen to break down early.So it's going to help to protect your skin from like the environmental stressors that can cause free radicals that cause your collagen to break down early.33:56
  548. So it is a very powerful ingredient that has a huge track record and it's a great one to have in your routine.So it is a very powerful ingredient that has a huge track record and it's a great one to have in your routine.34:04
  549. But vitamin C is a category.But vitamin C is a category.34:10
  550. There's the active form of vitamin C known as ascorbic acid.There's the active form of vitamin C known as ascorbic acid.34:13
  551. And then there's a whole inactive side to vitamin C.And then there's a whole inactive side to vitamin C.34:18
  552. Oh my God.Oh my God.34:21
  553. So we may be buying something that says vitamin C that's not active.So we may be buying something that says vitamin C that's not active.34:22
  554. Yes.Yes.34:26
  555. Thinking it's active.Thinking it's active.34:26
  556. Yes.Yes.34:27
  557. How do we know?How do we know?34:27
  558. You have to under...You have to under...34:28
  559. This is where I think again understanding who you're buying from, understanding the education that the brand puts out, understanding the different forms.This is where I think again understanding who you're buying from, understanding the education that the brand puts out, understanding the different forms.34:29
  560. So just educating yourself not to gain a PhD, but to know enough to be dangerous, to understand can I use this to help myself?So just educating yourself not to gain a PhD, but to know enough to be dangerous, to understand can I use this to help myself?34:36
  561. So you use vitamin C active vitamin C for tone, for brown spots.So you use vitamin C active vitamin C for tone, for brown spots.34:43
  562. You can use both.You can use both.34:48
  563. Both of them help with all of these issues.Both of them help with all of these issues.34:49
  564. Okay.Okay.34:51
  565. But if you're someone who thinks you have sensitive skin and your skin's very reactive, I probably wouldn't tell you to use the active form.But if you're someone who thinks you have sensitive skin and your skin's very reactive, I probably wouldn't tell you to use the active form.34:51
  566. Okay.Okay.34:57
  567. Because it's much more pungent or whatever the word is.Because it's much more pungent or whatever the word is.34:58
  568. Like it has a stronger punch.Like it has a stronger punch.35:00
  569. Okay.Okay.35:01
  570. And so I'd probably tell you go for the inactive form of vitamin C.And so I'd probably tell you go for the inactive form of vitamin C.35:02
  571. Okay.Okay.35:05
  572. What about retinol?What about retinol?35:05
  573. Everybody's talking about retinol.Everybody's talking about retinol.35:06
  574. I see teenagers buying products, retinol in it.I see teenagers buying products, retinol in it.35:07
  575. What is retinol?What is retinol?35:11
  576. It's another issue.It's another issue.35:11
  577. Retinol is the crown jewel of active ingredients.Retinol is the crown jewel of active ingredients.35:12
  578. It is?It is?35:15
  579. It is a vitamin A derivative.It is a vitamin A derivative.35:15
  580. Okay.Okay.35:17
  581. And as a prescription, it is known as tretinoin, a retinoid.And as a prescription, it is known as tretinoin, a retinoid.35:17
  582. Over the counter, it's called a retinol.Over the counter, it's called a retinol.35:21
  583. Now like vitamin C has an inactive form, retinol is the inactive form and the prescription is the active form.Now like vitamin C has an inactive form, retinol is the inactive form and the prescription is the active form.35:24
  584. But this category of vitamin A is meant to help to build thicker skin, to promote collagen production, to help regulate how your cells turn over.But this category of vitamin A is meant to help to build thicker skin, to promote collagen production, to help regulate how your cells turn over.35:30
  585. So teenagers would use it originally for acne, like blackheads and whiteheads to minimize how it sticks.So teenagers would use it originally for acne, like blackheads and whiteheads to minimize how it sticks.35:39
  586. And then we realize it has long -term longevity benefits.And then we realize it has long -term longevity benefits.35:46
  587. So it became a staple for the anti -aging world and it has a huge track record of clinical data to support it.So it became a staple for the anti -aging world and it has a huge track record of clinical data to support it.35:49
  588. But one thing that I think people get wrong about retinols and retinoids is that stronger is better.But one thing that I think people get wrong about retinols and retinoids is that stronger is better.35:56
  589. I burnt my face doing this.I burnt my face doing this.36:03
  590. That is wrong because you are going to just, it's better to be consistent over time than to go wrong and strong.That is wrong because you are going to just, it's better to be consistent over time than to go wrong and strong.36:04
  591. And I say with retinol...And I say with retinol...36:12
  592. I'm a wrong and strong gal.I'm a wrong and strong gal.36:13
  593. Dr.Dr.36:14
  594. Idris, I got it.Idris, I got it.36:15
  595. The tretinoa thing or whatever it's called.The tretinoa thing or whatever it's called.36:17
  596. I looked like a lizard that had red skin within a week because I probably overapplied and then I just stopped doing it altogether.I looked like a lizard that had red skin within a week because I probably overapplied and then I just stopped doing it altogether.36:20
  597. Exactly.Exactly.36:29
  598. You got dissuaded.You got dissuaded.36:30
  599. Yes.Yes.36:31
  600. So it's about consistency over intensity.So it's about consistency over intensity.36:31
  601. I would rather you pick the inactive form at its lightest concentration over the counter and use it five nights a week and maybe use the prescription once and haveI would rather you pick the inactive form at its lightest concentration over the counter and use it five nights a week and maybe use the prescription once and have36:34
  602. a healthy, happy skin state because that inflammation that you're going to cause, let's say you're doing this every week, long -term, it's not going to benefit you as youa healthy, happy skin state because that inflammation that you're going to cause, let's say you're doing this every week, long -term, it's not going to benefit you as you36:45
  603. age.age.36:53
  604. And let's say you just did it once, you got zero benefit out of that, you've just been traumatized.And let's say you just did it once, you got zero benefit out of that, you've just been traumatized.36:54
  605. Completely.Completely.36:58
  606. And so I don't believe in trying to push for a higher concentration.And so I don't believe in trying to push for a higher concentration.36:58
  607. It's about what are you using most nights of the week and you're able to hold on to without inflaming your skin.It's about what are you using most nights of the week and you're able to hold on to without inflaming your skin.37:04
  608. Talk to me about high dril...Talk to me about high dril...37:10
  609. High allot...High allot...37:12
  610. I can never say it's sort of high allot...I can never say it's sort of high allot...37:13
  611. Ronic acid.Ronic acid.37:15
  612. High allotic acid.High allotic acid.37:16
  613. So this was all the rage even like four or five years ago where you saw it on every beauty brand mass marketing campaign.So this was all the rage even like four or five years ago where you saw it on every beauty brand mass marketing campaign.37:17
  614. And it's funny because when it comes to the beauty industry, the biggest barrier is marketing and education so that consumers hear ingredients and they think, oh, I need that.And it's funny because when it comes to the beauty industry, the biggest barrier is marketing and education so that consumers hear ingredients and they think, oh, I need that.37:24
  615. Yes.Yes.37:32
  616. It is a humectant that attracts water.It is a humectant that attracts water.37:33
  617. A humectant means an ingredient that likes water and attracts it.A humectant means an ingredient that likes water and attracts it.37:35
  618. So what's going to happen?So what's going to happen?37:39
  619. It's going to give you more of a hydrating effect, a plumping effect.It's going to give you more of a hydrating effect, a plumping effect.37:40
  620. You're going to look a little bit bouncier.You're going to look a little bit bouncier.37:44
  621. It's going to help with the fine lines.It's going to help with the fine lines.37:45
  622. Is that a good thing to look bouncier?Is that a good thing to look bouncier?37:47
  623. Why not?Why not?37:48
  624. Okay, why not?Okay, why not?37:49
  625. I don't know.I don't know.37:50
  626. I don't want to look the way that...I don't want to look the way that...37:51
  627. That's right.That's right.37:53
  628. I don't either.I don't either.37:53
  629. I'd rather be bouncy.I'd rather be bouncy.37:54
  630. Okay.Okay.37:55
  631. But it's not the end all, be all and best humectant on the market.But it's not the end all, be all and best humectant on the market.37:55
  632. Number one.Number one.38:00
  633. Number two, it is quite literally an eight out of 10 products that you're probably using.Number two, it is quite literally an eight out of 10 products that you're probably using.38:01
  634. Oh, okay.Oh, okay.38:07
  635. So do you need to have it as a dedicated product in your roundup to complicate your life and to add more stress and to add more time to yourSo do you need to have it as a dedicated product in your roundup to complicate your life and to add more stress and to add more time to your38:07
  636. routine?routine?38:15
  637. Probably not.Probably not.38:16
  638. I love how you're simplifying all this, Dr.I love how you're simplifying all this, Dr.38:17
  639. Idris, because it just comes back to that three step routine and asking yourself, what am I not happy about?Idris, because it just comes back to that three step routine and asking yourself, what am I not happy about?38:20
  640. What is it that I'd like to see an improvement in?What is it that I'd like to see an improvement in?38:27
  641. What is it that I want to address?What is it that I want to address?38:30
  642. And then educating yourself about the right thing to add.And then educating yourself about the right thing to add.38:32
  643. And I'm also hearing go low and slow.And I'm also hearing go low and slow.38:36
  644. Low and slow.Low and slow.38:39
  645. Low and slow on this.Low and slow on this.38:40
  646. Like, you don't want to step on the pedal and burn your skin like Mel Robbins did.Like, you don't want to step on the pedal and burn your skin like Mel Robbins did.38:41
  647. But it's kind of like dieting, right?But it's kind of like dieting, right?38:45
  648. Do we go into a diet and say I want to lose 80 pounds?Do we go into a diet and say I want to lose 80 pounds?38:48
  649. No.No.38:51
  650. Yes.Yes.38:51
  651. But then you don't.But then you don't.38:52
  652. But then you don't.But then you don't.38:53
  653. And then you get dissuaded and you feel like it's not for me.And then you get dissuaded and you feel like it's not for me.38:53
  654. So let's focus on small wins, baby steps, things that we know we're not going to fail ourselves by and really try to get the ball rolling in the rightSo let's focus on small wins, baby steps, things that we know we're not going to fail ourselves by and really try to get the ball rolling in the right38:57
  655. direction before we start to be too gung -ho about the whole process.direction before we start to be too gung -ho about the whole process.39:07
  656. Dr.Dr.39:11
  657. Idris, let's talk about sensitive skin.Idris, let's talk about sensitive skin.39:11
  658. 70 % of adults worldwide say they have sensitive skin, redness, irritation, stinging, often from skincare products.70 % of adults worldwide say they have sensitive skin, redness, irritation, stinging, often from skincare products.39:13
  659. And they assume, okay, well, that's all that it is.And they assume, okay, well, that's all that it is.39:21
  660. What does sensitive skin really mean?What does sensitive skin really mean?39:23
  661. And as a dermatologist, Dr.And as a dermatologist, Dr.39:27
  662. Idris, what could be driving the sensitivity in the skin?Idris, what could be driving the sensitivity in the skin?39:30
  663. So seven out of 10 people say they have sensitive skin.So seven out of 10 people say they have sensitive skin.39:35
  664. But the reality is people who have true sensitivities is much lower at one out of 10.But the reality is people who have true sensitivities is much lower at one out of 10.39:38
  665. Wait, one out of 10 people have sensitive skin?Wait, one out of 10 people have sensitive skin?39:45
  666. Yes, have real sensitivities.Yes, have real sensitivities.39:47
  667. Okay.Okay.39:48
  668. So the perception of what sensitive skin is as a skin type is often misplaced because what they're describing is not a skin condition, but a skin state.So the perception of what sensitive skin is as a skin type is often misplaced because what they're describing is not a skin condition, but a skin state.39:49
  669. Their skin is very reactive.Their skin is very reactive.40:00
  670. They have reactive skin.They have reactive skin.40:02
  671. But sensitive, true sensitivities is I cannot tolerate, I'm making it up, a preservative.But sensitive, true sensitivities is I cannot tolerate, I'm making it up, a preservative.40:03
  672. And when I have this preservative on my skin, I get a crazy rash that's itchy and I flare up and it lasts for days and I have to goAnd when I have this preservative on my skin, I get a crazy rash that's itchy and I flare up and it lasts for days and I have to go40:10
  673. on medication to calm it down.on medication to calm it down.40:16
  674. So it's more like an allergy.So it's more like an allergy.40:17
  675. It becomes kind of like an allergy.It becomes kind of like an allergy.40:18
  676. Well, I love that, but you could have reactive skin for a number of reasons.Well, I love that, but you could have reactive skin for a number of reasons.40:20
  677. You can have reactive skin for, you can just be a reactive human.You can have reactive skin for, you can just be a reactive human.40:22
  678. Most white people are reactive.Most white people are reactive.40:26
  679. You're going to see redness come up on your skin.You're going to see redness come up on your skin.40:27
  680. All right.All right.40:29
  681. Most white people have that reactivity in their skin.Most white people have that reactivity in their skin.40:30
  682. If I wash my face, I get redder.If I wash my face, I get redder.40:32
  683. And then it calms down after a few minutes.And then it calms down after a few minutes.40:34
  684. That doesn't mean I'm sensitive.That doesn't mean I'm sensitive.40:36
  685. Why does it get redder?Why does it get redder?40:37
  686. Because of the rubbing, your blood flow, you see it more, your melanin is low, it's more obvious.Because of the rubbing, your blood flow, you see it more, your melanin is low, it's more obvious.40:38
  687. But that being said, most people don't actually have real sensitivities and it's that skin state.But that being said, most people don't actually have real sensitivities and it's that skin state.40:42
  688. And so when you start seeing stinging, redness and burning, especially from products that never bothered you before, it's the result of long -term, probably chronic inflammation that hasn't beenAnd so when you start seeing stinging, redness and burning, especially from products that never bothered you before, it's the result of long -term, probably chronic inflammation that hasn't been40:48
  689. fully addressed, where then you develop a real sensitivity over time.fully addressed, where then you develop a real sensitivity over time.40:59
  690. So when you have this reactive kind of skin and you know your skin is very easy to flare up, the first goal that you should always have is toSo when you have this reactive kind of skin and you know your skin is very easy to flare up, the first goal that you should always have is to41:04
  691. calm your skin down.calm your skin down.41:12
  692. Again, going back to the basics, focus on some basic routine that you know your skin can tolerate that keeps your skin calm.Again, going back to the basics, focus on some basic routine that you know your skin can tolerate that keeps your skin calm.41:13
  693. And that, I think, is probably the hardest thing to do because when people get reactive, even it's four to three days, they start compounding things and products, trying toAnd that, I think, is probably the hardest thing to do because when people get reactive, even it's four to three days, they start compounding things and products, trying to41:22
  694. fix it without letting their skin do its thing to calm down and heal.fix it without letting their skin do its thing to calm down and heal.41:30
  695. So step one, if your skin is very sensitive or reactive, is to stop everything.So step one, if your skin is very sensitive or reactive, is to stop everything.41:34
  696. And this freaks people out.And this freaks people out.41:41
  697. I'm like, you're not going to melt.I'm like, you're not going to melt.41:43
  698. Okay, you're going to survive this for like a week or two.Okay, you're going to survive this for like a week or two.41:44
  699. Everything, from skincare to makeup.Everything, from skincare to makeup.41:48
  700. You're going to wash your face with water.You're going to wash your face with water.41:51
  701. And if you really need something, if you really need an occlusive of some sort, you can use Vaseline.And if you really need something, if you really need an occlusive of some sort, you can use Vaseline.41:53
  702. But you have to calm the skin before you can correct it.But you have to calm the skin before you can correct it.42:01
  703. And then step two is very boring and very slow, but you rebuild your barrier slowly.And then step two is very boring and very slow, but you rebuild your barrier slowly.42:05
  704. So you first incorporate then a moisturizer.So you first incorporate then a moisturizer.42:13
  705. And you let that work for you for a few days and you make sure that you're not reacting to that for a few days.And you let that work for you for a few days and you make sure that you're not reacting to that for a few days.42:17
  706. Once you have that green check mark and green light, then you incorporate a cleanser.Once you have that green check mark and green light, then you incorporate a cleanser.42:23
  707. You see how your skin does with the cleanser and the moisturizer over a few days.You see how your skin does with the cleanser and the moisturizer over a few days.42:28
  708. And then it can allow you to sort of pivot and see in which direction you're going.And then it can allow you to sort of pivot and see in which direction you're going.42:31
  709. But that puts the control back in your hands that you're not just living this crazy life of reactivity and trying to calm it with this and use that.But that puts the control back in your hands that you're not just living this crazy life of reactivity and trying to calm it with this and use that.42:35
  710. And then it stings more and it gets more inflamed.And then it stings more and it gets more inflamed.42:43
  711. And it's this never ending cycle.And it's this never ending cycle.42:45
  712. It just cuts it, resets it and allows you to restart in a very systematic and academic way.It just cuts it, resets it and allows you to restart in a very systematic and academic way.42:47
  713. So you can pinpoint where are the shortcomings and how can I pivot?So you can pinpoint where are the shortcomings and how can I pivot?42:54
  714. So if you're dealing with reactive skin, take a step back, calm down, stop everything, start with a moisturizer that's not got active stuff in it because we got toSo if you're dealing with reactive skin, take a step back, calm down, stop everything, start with a moisturizer that's not got active stuff in it because we got to42:58
  715. rebuild the barrier and then we can slowly start to add in a cleanser and do some of the basics to give our skin a break.rebuild the barrier and then we can slowly start to add in a cleanser and do some of the basics to give our skin a break.43:09
  716. You're a very good listener.You're a very good listener.43:18
  717. Yes.Yes.43:19
  718. Well, because I want to make sure I'm getting this.Well, because I want to make sure I'm getting this.43:20
  719. That's exactly it.That's exactly it.43:22
  720. Because I think I've overcomplicated everything my whole life.Because I think I've overcomplicated everything my whole life.43:23
  721. You and most people.You and most people.43:25
  722. Yeah.Yeah.43:27
  723. Let's talk about acne.Let's talk about acne.43:28
  724. It affects up to 50 million people a year in the US alone.It affects up to 50 million people a year in the US alone.43:30
  725. And I understand that there are different types of acne.And I understand that there are different types of acne.43:34
  726. And so can you explain the different types of acne and how someone can tell what they're dealing with?And so can you explain the different types of acne and how someone can tell what they're dealing with?43:38
  727. Yes, for sure.Yes, for sure.43:43
  728. So acne is not just a teenage problem.So acne is not just a teenage problem.43:44
  729. I want to start off by saying that I have so many women who are 28, 35, 44 who get acne who are like, I don't understand.I want to start off by saying that I have so many women who are 28, 35, 44 who get acne who are like, I don't understand.43:47
  730. I'm not a teenager anymore.I'm not a teenager anymore.43:53
  731. Past this stage of my life, but there's four subtypes.Past this stage of my life, but there's four subtypes.43:54
  732. One, and we're going to start with hormonal acne because I mentioned these women, but hormonal acne is driven by hormonal fluctuations that come and go.One, and we're going to start with hormonal acne because I mentioned these women, but hormonal acne is driven by hormonal fluctuations that come and go.43:58
  733. And because your skin is your biggest visible organ that has a feedback system, it's going to show up on your skin, especially due to androgen sensitivity, so testosterone likeAnd because your skin is your biggest visible organ that has a feedback system, it's going to show up on your skin, especially due to androgen sensitivity, so testosterone like44:06
  734. hormones.hormones.44:15
  735. And patterns are key here.And patterns are key here.44:16
  736. With hormonal acne, you tend to notice it mostly along the jawline, where you get these deep cystic pimples along your jawline in a cyclical fashion around your period.With hormonal acne, you tend to notice it mostly along the jawline, where you get these deep cystic pimples along your jawline in a cyclical fashion around your period.44:18
  737. And so that clinical history and the physical distribution usually points towards hormonal acne.And so that clinical history and the physical distribution usually points towards hormonal acne.44:30
  738. Then you have inflammatory acne number two.Then you have inflammatory acne number two.44:37
  739. Inflammatory acne you can kind of think of as that classic red pimple, pustule on your face coming and going, a little half hazard on your cheeks, your nose, yourInflammatory acne you can kind of think of as that classic red pimple, pustule on your face coming and going, a little half hazard on your cheeks, your nose, your44:40
  740. forehead, chin, etc.forehead, chin, etc.44:48
  741. And it is often triggered by over exfoliation, hard products, barrier damage, people who have over stripped their skin, harsh winters, even if you have done nothing, it can causeAnd it is often triggered by over exfoliation, hard products, barrier damage, people who have over stripped their skin, harsh winters, even if you have done nothing, it can cause44:49
  742. it.it.45:00
  743. That inflammatory acne, if not under control or taken care of, can lead to deeper cystic acne, which is number three.That inflammatory acne, if not under control or taken care of, can lead to deeper cystic acne, which is number three.45:01
  744. The deep, painful pimples and nodules that can leave really bad scarring.The deep, painful pimples and nodules that can leave really bad scarring.45:10
  745. And this is one where it is a spectrum.And this is one where it is a spectrum.45:15
  746. There is a continuation, but you can also just go straight to cystic acne on your own just as a predisposition.There is a continuation, but you can also just go straight to cystic acne on your own just as a predisposition.45:17
  747. And what breaks my heart is when I am all for body positivity, but when you see people with really bad cystic acne just trying to use a pimple patch,And what breaks my heart is when I am all for body positivity, but when you see people with really bad cystic acne just trying to use a pimple patch,45:23
  748. when you could try to treat it to minimize the scarring left behind, it's huge and it can change your overall confidence.when you could try to treat it to minimize the scarring left behind, it's huge and it can change your overall confidence.45:30
  749. It can change how you show up in social settings.It can change how you show up in social settings.45:38
  750. It can change how you present for yourself.It can change how you present for yourself.45:40
  751. And it really has a very strong mental connection.And it really has a very strong mental connection.45:42
  752. And then you have number four, comedonal acne.And then you have number four, comedonal acne.45:44
  753. Comedones are blackheads, whiteheads.Comedones are blackheads, whiteheads.45:47
  754. So you can have a little bit of everything, of course, but it's nice when you try to pinpoint what is the biggest root cause and start treating it thereSo you can have a little bit of everything, of course, but it's nice when you try to pinpoint what is the biggest root cause and start treating it there45:50
  755. so you can start to see the improvements.so you can start to see the improvements.45:57
  756. Dr.Dr.45:59
  757. Idris, why does adult acne happen?Idris, why does adult acne happen?46:00
  758. And what is different about it when you suddenly have acne in your 30s, 40s, or 50s versus being a teenager?And what is different about it when you suddenly have acne in your 30s, 40s, or 50s versus being a teenager?46:03
  759. Because your hormones are not stabilized.Because your hormones are not stabilized.46:12
  760. They're fluctuating.They're fluctuating.46:15
  761. So you are a hormonal up and down.So you are a hormonal up and down.46:16
  762. Compound that with the fact with as we age, our cells turn over every 28 days or so.Compound that with the fact with as we age, our cells turn over every 28 days or so.46:18
  763. But with each decade, you can add 10 days.But with each decade, you can add 10 days.46:25
  764. So in your 30s, it might be 38 days.So in your 30s, it might be 38 days.46:28
  765. In your 40s, it might be 48 days.In your 40s, it might be 48 days.46:30
  766. So your cells are not differentiating as fast.So your cells are not differentiating as fast.46:33
  767. So now we have inflammation.So now we have inflammation.46:36
  768. Now we have slower cell turnover.Now we have slower cell turnover.46:38
  769. Now we have hormonal fluctuation.Now we have hormonal fluctuation.46:39
  770. And so we tend to be more sensitive to it as we're going through those cycles of life.And so we tend to be more sensitive to it as we're going through those cycles of life.46:41
  771. What are some of the sneaky triggers that can cause a flare up of acne that people don't even realize are the cause of acne?What are some of the sneaky triggers that can cause a flare up of acne that people don't even realize are the cause of acne?46:47
  772. So other than the basic ones, hair products.So other than the basic ones, hair products.47:00
  773. Hair products can cause acne?Hair products can cause acne?47:03
  774. It can sometimes be very, very oily and can clog pores.It can sometimes be very, very oily and can clog pores.47:05
  775. So you have to be careful in what you're using.So you have to be careful in what you're using.47:07
  776. Touching your face, not just with your hands, but like, I just took my hands right.Touching your face, not just with your hands, but like, I just took my hands right.47:10
  777. I have a problem.I have a problem.47:15
  778. I touch my face a lot, but even through your phone.I touch my face a lot, but even through your phone.47:16
  779. When's the last time you really cleaned your phone?When's the last time you really cleaned your phone?47:19
  780. Oh, God.Oh, God.47:21
  781. And making sure your glasses that are sitting on the.And making sure your glasses that are sitting on the.47:22
  782. I always get stuff underneath my glasses.I always get stuff underneath my glasses.47:24
  783. Especially if you're wearing makeup.Especially if you're wearing makeup.47:26
  784. So things that are coming into contact with your face that are not just your hands.So things that are coming into contact with your face that are not just your hands.47:27
  785. And this goes even into the makeup world.And this goes even into the makeup world.47:30
  786. Have we washed our brushes?Have we washed our brushes?47:33
  787. Are we washing them regularly?Are we washing them regularly?47:34
  788. Most people are not.Most people are not.47:36
  789. They're using an old beauty blender that's been around.They're using an old beauty blender that's been around.47:37
  790. And so it doesn't mean that you're dirty, but it just means these are things that we have to take into consideration when we're thinking about our face.And so it doesn't mean that you're dirty, but it just means these are things that we have to take into consideration when we're thinking about our face.47:38
  791. Heat and sweating definitely can also impact.Heat and sweating definitely can also impact.47:45
  792. And then diet, I think diet, like I said, is part of the picture.And then diet, I think diet, like I said, is part of the picture.47:49
  793. It's not the whole picture, but you can support better skin with a better diet.It's not the whole picture, but you can support better skin with a better diet.47:54
  794. Dr.Dr.47:57
  795. Idris, you say that one of the most common things that people come into your clinical practice seeking help for is melisma.Idris, you say that one of the most common things that people come into your clinical practice seeking help for is melisma.47:58
  796. Yeah.Yeah.48:06
  797. What is that?What is that?48:07
  798. I studied it in theory.I studied it in theory.48:07
  799. I studied it in medical school.I studied it in medical school.48:10
  800. I learned about it in residency.I learned about it in residency.48:12
  801. And then I experienced it when I went through IVF.And then I experienced it when I went through IVF.48:13
  802. But melasma is hormonal pigmentation that is driven by your hormones.But melasma is hormonal pigmentation that is driven by your hormones.48:17
  803. And it usually appears on your face in patches.And it usually appears on your face in patches.48:21
  804. Sometimes they're discreet and sometimes they're bigger, usually on the your cheeks or your forehead.Sometimes they're discreet and sometimes they're bigger, usually on the your cheeks or your forehead.48:24
  805. And they can get really emphasized with your pregnancy, going through IVF, with your period, going through menopause, life stress.And they can get really emphasized with your pregnancy, going through IVF, with your period, going through menopause, life stress.48:30
  806. You cannot predict it.You cannot predict it.48:39
  807. And so with melasma, it's so tricky because the gold standard is treating it with a prescription medication like hydroquinone.And so with melasma, it's so tricky because the gold standard is treating it with a prescription medication like hydroquinone.48:40
  808. But you can't be on hydroquinone forever in perpetuity.But you can't be on hydroquinone forever in perpetuity.48:48
  809. You have to take breaks when you use hydroquinone.You have to take breaks when you use hydroquinone.48:52
  810. And if you take a break, does it come back?And if you take a break, does it come back?48:55
  811. Exactly.Exactly.48:57
  812. So your over the counter routine has to be geared towards sustaining how you produce pigment so that the prescriptions can really have, hopefully, more impact on a longer term.So your over the counter routine has to be geared towards sustaining how you produce pigment so that the prescriptions can really have, hopefully, more impact on a longer term.48:58
  813. So you're not always running back to them.So you're not always running back to them.49:08
  814. Now, in recent years, there have been recent discoveries like oral medications that can help with deeper melasma, like dermal melasma.Now, in recent years, there have been recent discoveries like oral medications that can help with deeper melasma, like dermal melasma.49:10
  815. Not everyone is a candidate, but it's called tranexamic acid.Not everyone is a candidate, but it's called tranexamic acid.49:16
  816. If you're prone to blood clots, it's not for you.If you're prone to blood clots, it's not for you.49:19
  817. But if you've never had one, it can change how you see yourself.But if you've never had one, it can change how you see yourself.49:22
  818. And the reason I'm telling you this is when my melasma flared, I felt like a cryptkeeper overnight.And the reason I'm telling you this is when my melasma flared, I felt like a cryptkeeper overnight.49:24
  819. And I was 34 or 35.And I was 34 or 35.49:31
  820. And I remember my younger cousin, this hot young girl from Geneva comes over and she's like, hi, and that was her.And I remember my younger cousin, this hot young girl from Geneva comes over and she's like, hi, and that was her.49:33
  821. I was like, what?I was like, what?49:40
  822. I just had a baby and she goes, that's your first reaction.I just had a baby and she goes, that's your first reaction.49:42
  823. She goes, yeah, but what happened to your face?She goes, yeah, but what happened to your face?49:44
  824. And it hit me like it was like a dagger to my heart, like, because I felt bad about myself.And it hit me like it was like a dagger to my heart, like, because I felt bad about myself.49:47
  825. And so when you have melasma, there's this constant feeling that you need to hide your face.And so when you have melasma, there's this constant feeling that you need to hide your face.49:52
  826. And it's a very heavy feeling that sounds so silly in vain, but the repercussion is so much deeper that I didn't want to take a picture of my baby.And it's a very heavy feeling that sounds so silly in vain, but the repercussion is so much deeper that I didn't want to take a picture of my baby.49:56
  827. I don't have any pictures of my daughter when she was the first couple of weeks old.I don't have any pictures of my daughter when she was the first couple of weeks old.50:06
  828. It's so sad.It's so sad.50:09
  829. Because I didn't want to see my face.Because I didn't want to see my face.50:10
  830. And so I think when you have conditions like this, it really does amplify that skin is not just a cosmetic organ.And so I think when you have conditions like this, it really does amplify that skin is not just a cosmetic organ.50:12
  831. It's a whole person issue.It's a whole person issue.50:19
  832. And melasma is such a visual of that, that for me, it's one of those conditions that I really do try to help people through, not just in my practice,And melasma is such a visual of that, that for me, it's one of those conditions that I really do try to help people through, not just in my practice,50:21
  833. not just through my skincare routine, but educating online so that they know that they have tools at their disposal to help themselves.not just through my skincare routine, but educating online so that they know that they have tools at their disposal to help themselves.50:30
  834. All right.All right.50:36
  835. For the moment, I've been waiting for personally.For the moment, I've been waiting for personally.50:36
  836. I want to talk about aging skin.I want to talk about aging skin.50:39
  837. OK.OK.50:41
  838. You said there are two key ages when your skin really changes.You said there are two key ages when your skin really changes.50:41
  839. What is going on biologically beneath the skin that causes these spikes with your skin change?What is going on biologically beneath the skin that causes these spikes with your skin change?50:48
  840. The first thing is understanding that aging, it's not a linear process.The first thing is understanding that aging, it's not a linear process.50:54
  841. There are moments in your life when you age faster.There are moments in your life when you age faster.50:59
  842. There are moments in your life when you age slower.There are moments in your life when you age slower.51:01
  843. And understanding that timing and having your finger on the beat of that pulse helps because it allows you to know what to expect.And understanding that timing and having your finger on the beat of that pulse helps because it allows you to know what to expect.51:04
  844. OK.OK.51:10
  845. So everything I'm going to tell you is not to breed in security or scare you, but it's so that you go into it feeling more prepared, less intimidated, etc.So everything I'm going to tell you is not to breed in security or scare you, but it's so that you go into it feeling more prepared, less intimidated, etc.51:11
  846. So the first peak is really in your late 20s, early 30s.So the first peak is really in your late 20s, early 30s.51:20
  847. Where over the course of six months, you notice something shifts and you can't quite put your finger on it.Where over the course of six months, you notice something shifts and you can't quite put your finger on it.51:24
  848. And I think today's generation is much more attuned to it because of social, because of Zoom, because of all the screen time that they have.And I think today's generation is much more attuned to it because of social, because of Zoom, because of all the screen time that they have.51:30
  849. Yes.Yes.51:37
  850. And selfies that they take, they see it faster.And selfies that they take, they see it faster.51:38
  851. And what are they seeing in your late 20s and 30s?And what are they seeing in your late 20s and 30s?51:41
  852. What are your patients coming in and kind of report to you?What are your patients coming in and kind of report to you?51:44
  853. You're going from a growth phase where you're producing collagen and your teens and early 20s to the beginning of a maintenance phase.You're going from a growth phase where you're producing collagen and your teens and early 20s to the beginning of a maintenance phase.51:47
  854. And starting in your mid 20s, you start to lose around one percent of collagen a year.And starting in your mid 20s, you start to lose around one percent of collagen a year.51:54
  855. OK.OK.52:00
  856. So what they described is very subtle and not and won't really ill -defined, but they notice like a flattening on the sides of their face, like something looks aSo what they described is very subtle and not and won't really ill -defined, but they notice like a flattening on the sides of their face, like something looks a52:00
  857. little flatter.little flatter.52:09
  858. They don't really know what they're pointing out to, but they look, I don't know what it is, but I just look different.They don't really know what they're pointing out to, but they look, I don't know what it is, but I just look different.52:10
  859. The second peak is a little bit more dramatic.The second peak is a little bit more dramatic.52:14
  860. It happens and I've noticed this myself.It happens and I've noticed this myself.52:17
  861. I'm going to be 42 in a week, but this happened at 38.I'm going to be 42 in a week, but this happened at 38.52:19
  862. Where over the course of a month, suddenly I thought I'd develop jowls and I saw them and it's because the bony and structural foundation of your face, your boneWhere over the course of a month, suddenly I thought I'd develop jowls and I saw them and it's because the bony and structural foundation of your face, your bone52:23
  863. structure, what's holding your face starts to get thinner.structure, what's holding your face starts to get thinner.52:33
  864. And for me, it also coincided after breastfeeding and having babies.And for me, it also coincided after breastfeeding and having babies.52:38
  865. And something shifted in my structure.And something shifted in my structure.52:42
  866. And I remember walking by that elevator being like, what is that?And I remember walking by that elevator being like, what is that?52:44
  867. But it was good and very humbling to feel it because it allowed me to understand what my patients are going through.But it was good and very humbling to feel it because it allowed me to understand what my patients are going through.52:48
  868. But your facial bone remodeling that is actively happening, it's like a scaffold, right?But your facial bone remodeling that is actively happening, it's like a scaffold, right?52:54
  869. Think of a scaffold holding up a structure as it starts to get smaller.Think of a scaffold holding up a structure as it starts to get smaller.53:00
  870. What's happening around it?What's happening around it?53:03
  871. Your volume, your fat pads, your skin starts to shift and fall.Your volume, your fat pads, your skin starts to shift and fall.53:05
  872. Yeah, it's hanging there.Yeah, it's hanging there.53:10
  873. It starts hanging.It starts hanging.53:11
  874. Yes.Yes.53:12
  875. Then I've hit that one.Then I've hit that one.53:13
  876. I've hit it too.I've hit it too.53:15
  877. But this is where bone health matters, by the way.But this is where bone health matters, by the way.53:16
  878. This whole concept of really weight lifting and taking care of your bones is huge for women and the first place you really start to see it is your face.This whole concept of really weight lifting and taking care of your bones is huge for women and the first place you really start to see it is your face.53:19
  879. Shut up.Shut up.53:26
  880. So I can get rid of my jowls by lifting weights?So I can get rid of my jowls by lifting weights?53:27
  881. I think when you really build a strong bone structure and really make sure that you are focusing on your bone health, you're not necessarily going to get rid ofI think when you really build a strong bone structure and really make sure that you are focusing on your bone health, you're not necessarily going to get rid of53:29
  882. them, but it's going to make sure that you stay more intact.them, but it's going to make sure that you stay more intact.53:38
  883. Now, genetics come into play, but you can try to help yourself.Now, genetics come into play, but you can try to help yourself.53:40
  884. OK.OK.53:43
  885. Now, this is the third peak that has been scientifically proven.Now, this is the third peak that has been scientifically proven.53:43
  886. And the actual age that they say, I think is 44.And the actual age that they say, I think is 44.53:46
  887. There's a biomolecular shift in your cells age faster at this age.There's a biomolecular shift in your cells age faster at this age.53:49
  888. And what I hear from my patients, and I've heard this time and time again, is I've gone to sleep and I woke up and I don't recognize myself.And what I hear from my patients, and I've heard this time and time again, is I've gone to sleep and I woke up and I don't recognize myself.53:53
  889. And it's happening.And it's happening.54:01
  890. And should I get a facelift?And should I get a facelift?54:02
  891. And it's like panic, panic, panic, panic, panic, panic.And it's like panic, panic, panic, panic, panic, panic.54:03
  892. On top of the fact that they're probably in perimenopause and their estrogen levels are starting to decline.On top of the fact that they're probably in perimenopause and their estrogen levels are starting to decline.54:06
  893. And estrogen is really a hormone that helps with skin thickness.And estrogen is really a hormone that helps with skin thickness.54:12
  894. It helps with hydration, collagen production, oil production.It helps with hydration, collagen production, oil production.54:16
  895. So as the levels start to go down, your skin starts to feel thinner, plus the inherent DNA change that happens in both men and women.So as the levels start to go down, your skin starts to feel thinner, plus the inherent DNA change that happens in both men and women.54:18
  896. And it's like all hell breaks loose.And it's like all hell breaks loose.54:26
  897. Yes.Yes.54:28
  898. And then there's a fourth peak that happens in our early 60s, where at this point, I think we've come to a better understanding of who we are and howAnd then there's a fourth peak that happens in our early 60s, where at this point, I think we've come to a better understanding of who we are and how54:28
  899. we're aging.we're aging.54:37
  900. It's something that's not as dramatic because it's not so sudden as at 44.It's something that's not as dramatic because it's not so sudden as at 44.54:38
  901. But you have your bones, you have your volume, you have your skin quality, all three of them are kind of shifting at the same time.But you have your bones, you have your volume, you have your skin quality, all three of them are kind of shifting at the same time.54:42
  902. And there's another little accelerated burst in the aging process.And there's another little accelerated burst in the aging process.54:48
  903. You know, as a dermatologist, I want to know, because I've had this conversation with so many friends, you know, one day you look in the mirror and you think,You know, as a dermatologist, I want to know, because I've had this conversation with so many friends, you know, one day you look in the mirror and you think,54:53
  904. oh, my God, who is that?oh, my God, who is that?55:00
  905. How do you best deal with the emotional sign of aging?How do you best deal with the emotional sign of aging?55:02
  906. Saging, texture changes and this recognition that it just feels like it's out of your control.Saging, texture changes and this recognition that it just feels like it's out of your control.55:09
  907. This is probably for me, I think one of the most important questions that you ask, because hopefully we all have long lives.This is probably for me, I think one of the most important questions that you ask, because hopefully we all have long lives.55:17
  908. And our skin is so tied to our visible identity that we don't often think of the opposite of how our skin affects our mental health.And our skin is so tied to our visible identity that we don't often think of the opposite of how our skin affects our mental health.55:24
  909. And as we get older, things shift relatively fast.And as we get older, things shift relatively fast.55:34
  910. Give yourself some grace.Give yourself some grace.55:39
  911. It's not because you didn't do it.It's not because you didn't do it.55:41
  912. It's not because you didn't use it.It's not because you didn't use it.55:42
  913. It's not because you did binge.It's not because you did binge.55:44
  914. Life was going to happen.Life was going to happen.55:46
  915. But what can we do now to support ourselves?But what can we do now to support ourselves?55:48
  916. Having that sort of understanding really does lower that sort of energy around the aging process.Having that sort of understanding really does lower that sort of energy around the aging process.55:50
  917. And then just being open to learning about what is at your disposal from over the counter skincare to maybe prescription to maybe something minimally invasive to maybe something moreAnd then just being open to learning about what is at your disposal from over the counter skincare to maybe prescription to maybe something minimally invasive to maybe something more55:56
  918. extreme.extreme.56:06
  919. And what is it that you want to do to help support yourself?And what is it that you want to do to help support yourself?56:07
  920. Because when you help yourself, it's not like you need this to be confident.Because when you help yourself, it's not like you need this to be confident.56:10
  921. The goal is hopefully you're confident with yourself and this is a cherry on top.The goal is hopefully you're confident with yourself and this is a cherry on top.56:15
  922. But when you support yourself, it makes you feel better in how you show up for the world and taking away that judgment, even though you had that judgment prior.But when you support yourself, it makes you feel better in how you show up for the world and taking away that judgment, even though you had that judgment prior.56:19
  923. But once you live through something, you see it through a different lens and you realize that there are ways that you can help yourself without changing who you areBut once you live through something, you see it through a different lens and you realize that there are ways that you can help yourself without changing who you are56:28
  924. and still be who you are.and still be who you are.56:37
  925. I love that.I love that.56:39
  926. What do we do about these sagging jowls?Apa yang bisa kita lakukan tentang rahang bawah yang kendor ini?56:40
  927. Why do we develop them?Why do we develop them?56:46
  928. And what the heck can we do about them?And what the heck can we do about them?56:47
  929. The dreaded jowls.The dreaded jowls.56:49
  930. I hate these things.I hate these things.56:50
  931. Even the word sucks.Even the word sucks.56:51
  932. I hate them.I hate them.56:52
  933. It's like skin purses hanging.It's like skin purses hanging.56:53
  934. It's like, where did these pockets come from?It's like, where did these pockets come from?56:55
  935. I'm not a squirrel that needs to store nuts in the winter.I'm not a squirrel that needs to store nuts in the winter.56:57
  936. So I don't need this extra skin.So I don't need this extra skin.57:00
  937. I want to get rid of it.I want to get rid of it.57:03
  938. What do I do?What do I do?57:04
  939. OK, so first it's important.OK, so first it's important.57:06
  940. It's not a skin care failure.It's not a skin care failure.57:07
  941. It's not because you didn't have a good skin care routine.It's not because you didn't have a good skin care routine.57:09
  942. It's not because you didn't wear sunscreen correctly.It's not because you didn't wear sunscreen correctly.57:11
  943. It's not it's a structural problem.It's not it's a structural problem.57:14
  944. It feels like a face failure.It feels like a face failure.57:15
  945. It's a structural issue.It's a structural issue.57:17
  946. OK.OK.57:19
  947. And so the four things that lead to jowls, right?And so the four things that lead to jowls, right?57:19
  948. Your bone, your structural bone changes.Your bone, your structural bone changes.57:23
  949. That scaffold that's holding your face up is slowly disintegrating.That scaffold that's holding your face up is slowly disintegrating.57:25
  950. OK.OK.57:28
  951. And so what's happening from there are fat pads in our face.And so what's happening from there are fat pads in our face.57:28
  952. And we have many of them.And we have many of them.57:32
  953. Yeah, they start to redistribute and drop in addition to the fact that they shrink.Yeah, they start to redistribute and drop in addition to the fact that they shrink.57:33
  954. And then on top of it, the surface, your skin, almost like the fabric of a couch, doesn't have anywhere to go.And then on top of it, the surface, your skin, almost like the fabric of a couch, doesn't have anywhere to go.57:38
  955. Plus it's losing that collagen and elasticity.Plus it's losing that collagen and elasticity.57:45
  956. So it tends to just drape around it.So it tends to just drape around it.57:48
  957. So all of those three reasons compounded with potentially a fourth, which is repetitive muscle movement.So all of those three reasons compounded with potentially a fourth, which is repetitive muscle movement.57:50
  958. There are some people who talk a lot like this.There are some people who talk a lot like this.57:56
  959. Oh, I do.Oh, I do.57:58
  960. Or pull their teeth and you could see their lower teeth when they speak.Or pull their teeth and you could see their lower teeth when they speak.57:59
  961. That emphasizes it.That emphasizes it.58:03
  962. And so that is something that I think is really important that you understand so that you don't go by, for example, a firming cream or a.And so that is something that I think is really important that you understand so that you don't go by, for example, a firming cream or a.58:04
  963. It's not going to do anything.It's not going to do anything.58:12
  964. It's not going to do anything.It's not going to do anything.58:13
  965. And so at some point, you're going to have to know where it's like a skin care failure or an anatomic failure.And so at some point, you're going to have to know where it's like a skin care failure or an anatomic failure.58:14
  966. But if you get them and if they're affecting you from an emotional perspective and if they're making you feel confident and you're thinking about it more often than not,But if you get them and if they're affecting you from an emotional perspective and if they're making you feel confident and you're thinking about it more often than not,58:21
  967. I am.I am.58:28
  968. And here's the thing I want to know.And here's the thing I want to know.58:29
  969. So so what happened for me is I started to notice it.So so what happened for me is I started to notice it.58:30
  970. And I obviously have a public career.And I obviously have a public career.58:34
  971. But since we all have cell phones, everybody's seeing their face all the time.But since we all have cell phones, everybody's seeing their face all the time.58:36
  972. And so you just start to notice what is this sagging thing that's happening.And so you just start to notice what is this sagging thing that's happening.58:41
  973. And now that I know that it's structural and I can't buy a cream, I'm depressed.And now that I know that it's structural and I can't buy a cream, I'm depressed.58:46
  974. So now I need something else.So now I need something else.58:50
  975. But I started talking about it with my sister -in -law, Christine, who's my business partner.But I started talking about it with my sister -in -law, Christine, who's my business partner.58:51
  976. And then Kris Jenner gets the most incredible facelift I've ever seen.And then Kris Jenner gets the most incredible facelift I've ever seen.58:56
  977. I talked to my sister -in -law, Christine, about it.I talked to my sister -in -law, Christine, about it.59:01
  978. I now have my entire feed on social media of those plans, Dermal, whatever the heck it is, facelift things, plus all these women trying to teach you how toI now have my entire feed on social media of those plans, Dermal, whatever the heck it is, facelift things, plus all these women trying to teach you how to59:04
  979. massage with your knuckles straight up.massage with your knuckles straight up.59:15
  980. I try.I try.59:18
  981. I even tried the face massage.I even tried the face massage.59:18
  982. I'm like, I am so not disciplined.I'm like, I am so not disciplined.59:20
  983. I don't think I could do this for two years straight.I don't think I could do this for two years straight.59:23
  984. Does this stuff work?Does this stuff work?59:27
  985. Like, what do we do?Like, what do we do?59:28
  986. OK, I know you're probably stressing yourself.OK, I know you're probably stressing yourself.59:30
  987. I'm just being honest.I'm just being honest.59:31
  988. OK, OK, OK.OK, OK, OK.59:32
  989. So first thing is, at least you know that it's bothering you.So first thing is, at least you know that it's bothering you.59:33
  990. A lot of people don't realize that.A lot of people don't realize that.59:36
  991. OK.OK.59:38
  992. And they don't know what it is, but they're just getting angry or more upset.And they don't know what it is, but they're just getting angry or more upset.59:38
  993. So at least you know it's bothering you.So at least you know it's bothering you.59:41
  994. Yes.Yes.59:42
  995. When you know it's bothering you, you know, OK, what are my options?When you know it's bothering you, you know, OK, what are my options?59:42
  996. Extreme is surgery.Extreme is surgery.59:46
  997. But there's a whole slew of things you could try to do for yourself if you do not want surgery or if it's not for you.But there's a whole slew of things you could try to do for yourself if you do not want surgery or if it's not for you.59:47
  998. Let's try.Let's try.59:53
  999. Let's talk about the things that are not surgery.Let's talk about the things that are not surgery.59:53
  1000. We can absolutely talk about those things.We can absolutely talk about those things.59:54
  1001. So what are the options?So what are the options?59:56
  1002. What am I doing?What am I doing?59:58
  1003. OK.OK.59:58
  1004. Starting with what you've already done.Starting with what you've already done.59:59
  1005. Yes.Yes.60:01
  1006. Your facial massaging.Your facial massaging.60:01
  1007. What you're doing when you're massaging your face is moving lymphatic fluid around.What you're doing when you're massaging your face is moving lymphatic fluid around.60:02
  1008. So on the margin, it's going to minimize that puff that's accumulating in gravity dependent areas.So on the margin, it's going to minimize that puff that's accumulating in gravity dependent areas.60:06
  1009. OK.OK.60:12
  1010. Is it going to make you look like a fetus?Is it going to make you look like a fetus?60:12
  1011. Probably not.Probably not.60:15
  1012. So again, understand what you're doing and why so you know how to continue.So again, understand what you're doing and why so you know how to continue.60:16
  1013. So it's not changing when I take my knuckles or that L shaped thing and I do one of these things and I do this and then people are likeSo it's not changing when I take my knuckles or that L shaped thing and I do one of these things and I do this and then people are like60:20
  1014. this and do all this.this and do all this.60:28
  1015. And they're like, and you look like this.And they're like, and you look like this.60:29
  1016. It's like a before.It's like a before.60:31
  1017. It's a temporary improvement.It's a temporary improvement.60:32
  1018. And so it might be emptying the bags of some of the things in there, but they're not the extra skin isn't going anywhere since the structural issue.And so it might be emptying the bags of some of the things in there, but they're not the extra skin isn't going anywhere since the structural issue.60:33
  1019. It's a structural issue.It's a structural issue.60:41
  1020. Got it.Got it.60:42
  1021. So this is not me saying that it's useless if you look better before a red carpet event.So this is not me saying that it's useless if you look better before a red carpet event.60:43
  1022. Of course, do it.Of course, do it.60:48
  1023. OK.OK.60:48
  1024. But if you're doing it thinking you're getting your skin to get tighter.But if you're doing it thinking you're getting your skin to get tighter.60:49
  1025. No, I am.No, I am.60:52
  1026. You're not.You're not.60:52
  1027. You're not.You're not.60:53
  1028. You're not.You're not.60:53
  1029. You're just not.You're just not.60:54
  1030. So that's not going to help.So that's not going to help.60:54
  1031. Oh, my God.Oh, my God.60:56
  1032. So that's that.So that's that.60:57
  1033. So beyond skincare and into the office.So beyond skincare and into the office.60:58
  1034. Yeah.Yeah.61:01
  1035. Right.Right.61:01
  1036. There is a whole slew of things.There is a whole slew of things.61:02
  1037. And before we get into the details of every single treatment, what I tell my patients is when you think of aging, there's like five or six categories that youAnd before we get into the details of every single treatment, what I tell my patients is when you think of aging, there's like five or six categories that you61:04
  1038. can think of that you can actually help with.can think of that you can actually help with.61:11
  1039. One is the lines that are built in on your face that are due to repetitive movement.One is the lines that are built in on your face that are due to repetitive movement.61:14
  1040. That's Botox, but Botox can also change how you speak with your expression.That's Botox, but Botox can also change how you speak with your expression.61:19
  1041. So like this, you pull down, it can help to minimize that pull, to minimize the look of the jowls.So like this, you pull down, it can help to minimize that pull, to minimize the look of the jowls.61:23
  1042. Two is where are we from a volume standpoint?Two is where are we from a volume standpoint?61:28
  1043. Do we have a lot of volume, but we're sagging?Do we have a lot of volume, but we're sagging?61:32
  1044. And again, I'm generalizing, right?And again, I'm generalizing, right?61:35
  1045. There's always shades of gray.There's always shades of gray.61:37
  1046. Or do we have volume, but we're sinking now because it's kind of like going in and we're caving in.Or do we have volume, but we're sinking now because it's kind of like going in and we're caving in.61:38
  1047. And this is where fillers come into play, not to fill.And this is where fillers come into play, not to fill.61:44
  1048. Not to create new proportion.Not to create new proportion.61:48
  1049. And that's where people get into trouble.And that's where people get into trouble.61:50
  1050. But when you use fillers very, very conservatively to keep the proportion of your face intact overall, and it's not symmetry because symmetry doesn't exist.But when you use fillers very, very conservatively to keep the proportion of your face intact overall, and it's not symmetry because symmetry doesn't exist.61:52
  1051. You can look more cohesive from a volume perspective, but that alone volume fillers, right?You can look more cohesive from a volume perspective, but that alone volume fillers, right?62:03
  1052. Or stimulants are not going to necessarily get rid of the fine lines that are etched on your face.Or stimulants are not going to necessarily get rid of the fine lines that are etched on your face.62:09
  1053. Different problem, different solution.Different problem, different solution.62:13
  1054. OK.OK.62:15
  1055. I don't treat my depression with an antibiotic.I don't treat my depression with an antibiotic.62:15
  1056. Same thing.Same thing.62:17
  1057. OK.OK.62:18
  1058. Then you have your skin tone.Then you have your skin tone.62:19
  1059. Do we have brown spots?Do we have brown spots?62:21
  1060. Do we have redness?Do we have redness?62:23
  1061. And this, for me, I'm very passionate about because it's the one place where people can take control and ownership over their skin tone by using the right products atAnd this, for me, I'm very passionate about because it's the one place where people can take control and ownership over their skin tone by using the right products at62:23
  1062. home first.home first.62:32
  1063. And if someone comes in and tells me I want a laser treatment, but they're not doing anything for their skin, I look at them and I say, do youAnd if someone comes in and tells me I want a laser treatment, but they're not doing anything for their skin, I look at them and I say, do you62:33
  1064. go to the dentist for a dental cleaning, but you don't brush your teeth every day?go to the dentist for a dental cleaning, but you don't brush your teeth every day?62:39
  1065. Right.Right.62:43
  1066. No, no one does that.No, no one does that.62:44
  1067. If you're not brushing your teeth, you're not really going for.If you're not brushing your teeth, you're not really going for.62:45
  1068. You're not getting a dental cleaning once a year.You're not getting a dental cleaning once a year.62:46
  1069. So a laser is your dental cleaning and every day maintenance is your most important part.So a laser is your dental cleaning and every day maintenance is your most important part.62:48
  1070. Got it.Got it.62:53
  1071. OK.OK.62:53
  1072. Number four is your overall elasticity and texture.Number four is your overall elasticity and texture.62:54
  1073. Do we have acne scars?Do we have acne scars?62:58
  1074. Are we losing that?Are we losing that?63:00
  1075. There are treatments in office that can be done to try to strengthen the foundation of your skin.There are treatments in office that can be done to try to strengthen the foundation of your skin.63:01
  1076. Really?Really?63:06
  1077. Or do we get rid of that creepy old couch saggy ass thing?Or do we get rid of that creepy old couch saggy ass thing?63:07
  1078. A little bit.A little bit.63:09
  1079. It's not going to get rid of it.It's not going to get rid of it.63:10
  1080. Again, realistic expectations.Again, realistic expectations.63:11
  1081. Yeah.Yeah.63:13
  1082. But do we have radio frequency energies?But do we have radio frequency energies?63:13
  1083. We have ultrasound energy, heat -based devices, but it's a tipping point.We have ultrasound energy, heat -based devices, but it's a tipping point.63:15
  1084. You don't want to overdo it and get rid of fat.You don't want to overdo it and get rid of fat.63:19
  1085. So you have to find the right provider who understands your structure, where you're at and what your wants are for down the road.So you have to find the right provider who understands your structure, where you're at and what your wants are for down the road.63:21
  1086. So you're mapping the arc of your life.So you're mapping the arc of your life.63:27
  1087. How do you want to age?How do you want to age?63:29
  1088. And then we're plugging and playing.And then we're plugging and playing.63:30
  1089. And then you have, like I said, your bone structure.And then you have, like I said, your bone structure.63:32
  1090. And then there is this whole world of bio regenerative.And then there is this whole world of bio regenerative.63:35
  1091. What can we use from our own body to stimulate our own skin to the best of its ability?What can we use from our own body to stimulate our own skin to the best of its ability?63:39
  1092. I don't know.I don't know.63:44
  1093. What?What?63:45
  1094. There is PRP and PRF from our blood and these has growth factors.There is PRP and PRF from our blood and these has growth factors.63:45
  1095. But growth factors.But growth factors.63:49
  1096. Is that that vampire facial thing?Is that that vampire facial thing?63:49
  1097. But growth factors.But growth factors.63:51
  1098. Does that work?Does that work?63:52
  1099. It's interesting.It's interesting.63:53
  1100. Growth factors are like fertilizer.Growth factors are like fertilizer.63:54
  1101. It's going to stimulate as good as the environment that you put it in.It's going to stimulate as good as the environment that you put it in.63:56
  1102. It's not always a home run.It's not always a home run.63:59
  1103. And I tell patients very honestly, the biggest thing you risk losing is money.And I tell patients very honestly, the biggest thing you risk losing is money.64:00
  1104. But you're never going to know until you try.But you're never going to know until you try.64:05
  1105. Then you have your fat, where through fat you can re -volumize.Then you have your fat, where through fat you can re -volumize.64:07
  1106. But the more interesting part about fat is that you can get fat stem cells.But the more interesting part about fat is that you can get fat stem cells.64:12
  1107. And that's like a seed for plants.And that's like a seed for plants.64:16
  1108. When you plant the seed, something is going to grow.When you plant the seed, something is going to grow.64:18
  1109. And with fat stem cells, you can really regenerate tissue.And with fat stem cells, you can really regenerate tissue.64:21
  1110. In your face?In your face?64:25
  1111. In your face, in your underarms, on your neck, your chest, your hands, your knees.In your face, in your underarms, on your neck, your chest, your hands, your knees.64:26
  1112. Like I've done it all over.Like I've done it all over.64:29
  1113. But it's something that you can help yourself with.But it's something that you can help yourself with.64:31
  1114. It's not something you do all the time, maybe two, three times a decade.It's not something you do all the time, maybe two, three times a decade.64:34
  1115. But it's something that let's say you're in your early 40s, you're hitting this period menopause, you start to help your body regenerate as everything else is declining.But it's something that let's say you're in your early 40s, you're hitting this period menopause, you start to help your body regenerate as everything else is declining.64:37
  1116. Over time, will you look more cohesive, where maybe you can push back surgery if your structure allows, right?Over time, will you look more cohesive, where maybe you can push back surgery if your structure allows, right?64:46
  1117. And let's say you do want surgery.And let's say you do want surgery.64:54
  1118. Does it give you better results?Does it give you better results?64:56
  1119. Because your whole ecosystem looks better for you.Because your whole ecosystem looks better for you.64:57
  1120. Got it.Got it.65:00
  1121. So there are many layers to this onion.So there are many layers to this onion.65:00
  1122. And it's not, I'm going to get a laser treatment for my volume.And it's not, I'm going to get a laser treatment for my volume.65:02
  1123. Lasers are not going to give you the volume because it's not the problem that it's addressing.Lasers are not going to give you the volume because it's not the problem that it's addressing.65:09
  1124. And that's something that's often missed in cosmetics where people think, oh, it's a magical laser or a magical device or a magical injectable.And that's something that's often missed in cosmetics where people think, oh, it's a magical laser or a magical device or a magical injectable.65:13
  1125. But the reality is you have to understand, again, expectations meeting reality.But the reality is you have to understand, again, expectations meeting reality.65:20
  1126. Wow.Wow.65:25
  1127. That was so helpful.That was so helpful.65:26
  1128. So where does collagen fit into all of this?So where does collagen fit into all of this?65:27
  1129. That's a great question.That's a great question.65:30
  1130. Can you boost it?Can you boost it?65:30
  1131. And what are the two best ways if you can?And what are the two best ways if you can?65:32
  1132. So people think fine line wrinkles, they think collagen.So people think fine line wrinkles, they think collagen.65:34
  1133. And collagen is the main structural protein in your skin.And collagen is the main structural protein in your skin.65:37
  1134. But we know starting in our late 20s, it starts to decline at a rate of around 1 % a year, right?But we know starting in our late 20s, it starts to decline at a rate of around 1 % a year, right?65:41
  1135. And this is due to internal changes, sun, hormones, maybe even inflammation.And this is due to internal changes, sun, hormones, maybe even inflammation.65:47
  1136. But I think when you're trying to simplify it, three ways that you can think of boosting your collagen, starting with number one and the most trend worthy, collagen supplementsBut I think when you're trying to simplify it, three ways that you can think of boosting your collagen, starting with number one and the most trend worthy, collagen supplements65:53
  1137. and diet.and diet.66:01
  1138. There's confusion in marketing.There's confusion in marketing.66:03
  1139. Diet is very important.Diet is very important.66:05
  1140. Like I said, it's going to support your collagen production.Like I said, it's going to support your collagen production.66:06
  1141. It is going to help your collagen production.It is going to help your collagen production.66:09
  1142. And if you have a very well -balanced diet, you do not need the supplement.And if you have a very well -balanced diet, you do not need the supplement.66:11
  1143. Okay.Okay.66:16
  1144. But just taking a collagen supplement and expecting it to go straight to your skin for good skin, you're misleading yourself.But just taking a collagen supplement and expecting it to go straight to your skin for good skin, you're misleading yourself.66:16
  1145. And it's not a necessity.And it's not a necessity.66:22
  1146. It's very expensive.It's very expensive.66:24
  1147. It can be a whole budget on its own.It can be a whole budget on its own.66:25
  1148. So really, I would focus on the well -balanced diet where you're getting that protein intake, you're getting all of that to create that foundation for your skin.So really, I would focus on the well -balanced diet where you're getting that protein intake, you're getting all of that to create that foundation for your skin.66:27
  1149. And if you want to add the collagen supplements, great.And if you want to add the collagen supplements, great.66:34
  1150. They're not going to hurt you, but they're not going to be the only answer to help yourself.They're not going to hurt you, but they're not going to be the only answer to help yourself.66:37
  1151. Got it.Got it.66:41
  1152. Okay.Okay.66:41
  1153. Number two, topical skincare.Number two, topical skincare.66:42
  1154. This works with consistency and maintenance.This works with consistency and maintenance.66:44
  1155. It does not work as a one -off.It does not work as a one -off.66:47
  1156. So being consistent with a retinol can stimulate collagen production over time.So being consistent with a retinol can stimulate collagen production over time.66:49
  1157. Got it.Got it.66:54
  1158. Protecting your skin with sunscreen is not going to make collagen today, but over time, when you look back, you will look better.Protecting your skin with sunscreen is not going to make collagen today, but over time, when you look back, you will look better.66:55
  1159. And so having those maintenance points in your skincare can help.And so having those maintenance points in your skincare can help.67:02
  1160. And number three, in -office procedures, if skincare is maintenance, in -office procedures are like little accelerators, right?And number three, in -office procedures, if skincare is maintenance, in -office procedures are like little accelerators, right?67:06
  1161. Microneedling can boost a little bit your collagen production and your cell turnover.Microneedling can boost a little bit your collagen production and your cell turnover.67:13
  1162. Certain laser treatments can help you help yourself.Certain laser treatments can help you help yourself.67:17
  1163. So there are little ways that you can help yourself through outside interventions to keep that collagen boosted over time.So there are little ways that you can help yourself through outside interventions to keep that collagen boosted over time.67:20
  1164. Let's talk about injectables.Mari kita bicarakan suntik-suntikan.67:27
  1165. Who are they for?Untuk siapa mereka?67:29
  1166. That's a very good question.That's a very good question.67:31
  1167. I think it depends on the problem that we described.I think it depends on the problem that we described.67:32
  1168. Do we have lines that are built in?Do we have lines that are built in?67:34
  1169. Do we have volume issues?Do we have volume issues?67:36
  1170. What are we trying to achieve through them?What are we trying to achieve through them?67:37
  1171. I think the reason why they've all got a bad rep and injectables being botox and fillers all together is not one single reason.I think the reason why they've all got a bad rep and injectables being botox and fillers all together is not one single reason.67:39
  1172. I think it's multifactorial.I think it's multifactorial.67:46
  1173. I'm a provider myself.I'm a provider myself.67:47
  1174. And I think as someone in this field, providers do play a role.And I think as someone in this field, providers do play a role.67:49
  1175. I think patients also come in expecting this instinct gratification culture where more is more and they want to see the results right away.I think patients also come in expecting this instinct gratification culture where more is more and they want to see the results right away.67:52
  1176. Botox is going to help you by minimizing how much you're moving your muscles.Botox is going to help you by minimizing how much you're moving your muscles.68:00
  1177. The goal of Botox is not to freeze you in perpetuity.Tujuan Botox bukan untuk membuat Anda beku selamanya.68:07
  1178. I'm not trying to embalm you in Botox, right?I'm not trying to embalm you in Botox, right?68:12
  1179. And so when you understand that you start to see Botox through the lens of, oh, it's giving my face moments of pause throughout the year.And so when you understand that you start to see Botox through the lens of, oh, it's giving my face moments of pause throughout the year.68:15
  1180. So again, instead of aging more like this, I'm aging more like that.So again, instead of aging more like this, I'm aging more like that.68:24
  1181. Where instead of pulling down constantly, maybe it will help me change how I just move so I don't keep pulling because I know my jowls bother me.Where instead of pulling down constantly, maybe it will help me change how I just move so I don't keep pulling because I know my jowls bother me.68:29
  1182. So that's where Botox comes in.So that's where Botox comes in.68:37
  1183. Side note, that's why I think I personally have an issue with the preventative Botox aspects of life because what are we preventing?Side note, that's why I think I personally have an issue with the preventative Botox aspects of life because what are we preventing?68:39
  1184. What are you preventing?What are you preventing?68:47
  1185. The lines are going to form.The lines are going to form.68:48
  1186. And so when people have no lines on their face and they want to start Botox, they're coming to me from a fear -based motivation.And so when people have no lines on their face and they want to start Botox, they're coming to me from a fear -based motivation.68:50
  1187. And that for me is a sign that they shouldn't be doing it.And that for me is a sign that they shouldn't be doing it.68:58
  1188. Because when you do anything out of fear, you're not doing it for the right reasons.Because when you do anything out of fear, you're not doing it for the right reasons.69:01
  1189. And starting too young is going to push you into this world where you think you need to be frozen.And starting too young is going to push you into this world where you think you need to be frozen.69:05
  1190. So I don't believe in it.So I don't believe in it.69:11
  1191. And I usually tell younger...And I usually tell younger...69:13
  1192. What's too young, you think?What's too young, you think?69:14
  1193. Because I see this too with the 20 -somethings that I know, you know, wrenching up their forend.Because I see this too with the 20 -somethings that I know, you know, wrenching up their forend.69:15
  1194. I think I need to...I think I need to...69:20
  1195. I'm like, what?I'm like, what?69:21
  1196. I mean, I think it's a great question that comes up and it's rightfully asked.I mean, I think it's a great question that comes up and it's rightfully asked.69:23
  1197. Yeah.Yeah.69:27
  1198. But it's hard to pinpoint a number.But it's hard to pinpoint a number.69:27
  1199. I've seen 20 -year -olds who look really old and I've seen 60 -year -olds who look really young.I've seen 20 -year -olds who look really old and I've seen 60 -year -olds who look really young.69:29
  1200. So I'm a little skewed.So I'm a little skewed.69:33
  1201. I think when the lines are there and they don't...I think when the lines are there and they don't...69:34
  1202. Well, you see 100 patients a week even doing this.Well, you see 100 patients a week even doing this.69:36
  1203. When they don't go away and they're really bugging you, that's when you can start.When they don't go away and they're really bugging you, that's when you can start.69:38
  1204. Gotcha.Gotcha.69:41
  1205. Fillers, like I said, it's a different category.Fillers, like I said, it's a different category.69:41
  1206. The goal is to keep the proportion of your face intact.The goal is to keep the proportion of your face intact.69:43
  1207. And when it's done very, very subtly, you shouldn't be able to notice it.And when it's done very, very subtly, you shouldn't be able to notice it.69:46
  1208. And it's not like you all...And it's not like you all...69:51
  1209. And how often are you doing it?And how often are you doing it?69:53
  1210. How much are you injecting?How much are you injecting?69:54
  1211. Where are you injecting?Where are you injecting?69:55
  1212. Are you injecting to try to catch up with time?Are you injecting to try to catch up with time?69:57
  1213. Or are you injecting to play with where you're at right now?Or are you injecting to play with where you're at right now?69:59
  1214. And so I think having that understanding is finding that provider that you fully trust.And so I think having that understanding is finding that provider that you fully trust.70:01
  1215. I love that.I love that.70:06
  1216. If the person listening is in a moment in their life where their confidence is in the gutter because of the state of their skin, or one of their kidsIf the person listening is in a moment in their life where their confidence is in the gutter because of the state of their skin, or one of their kids70:07
  1217. is in the gutter confidence -wise because of the state of their skin, I would love to have you speak to them and tell them what a few simple thingsis in the gutter confidence -wise because of the state of their skin, I would love to have you speak to them and tell them what a few simple things70:20
  1218. are that they can do this week to just feel better even if their skin...are that they can do this week to just feel better even if their skin...70:29
  1219. It's not there yet.It's not there yet.70:35
  1220. ...is not going to change overnight....is not going to change overnight.70:36
  1221. It's going to change over time.It's going to change over time.70:38
  1222. Okay.Okay.70:40
  1223. So if you're listening and you're feeling out of sorts because of how your skin looks, your confidence is not going to come from changing your skin first.So if you're listening and you're feeling out of sorts because of how your skin looks, your confidence is not going to come from changing your skin first.70:41
  1224. It's going to come by changing your relationship to your skin first.Itu akan datang dengan mengubah hubungan Anda dengan kulit Anda terlebih dahulu.70:48
  1225. So do not start by trying to fix everything all at once because you're going to open the floodgates and it's never going to amount to anything.So do not start by trying to fix everything all at once because you're going to open the floodgates and it's never going to amount to anything.70:53
  1226. So three simple things that you can do today is, one, simplify your skincare routine.So three simple things that you can do today is, one, simplify your skincare routine.71:00
  1227. Simplify, simplify so you can be consistent.Simplify, simplify so you can be consistent.71:05
  1228. And even if that's just, I'm going to wash my face, start with that.And even if that's just, I'm going to wash my face, start with that.71:07
  1229. Small changes give you a sense of control and you start to feel better.Small changes give you a sense of control and you start to feel better.71:12
  1230. Two, throw your magnifying mirror out.Two, throw your magnifying mirror out.71:16
  1231. I cannot say this enough.I cannot say this enough.71:20
  1232. Nobody is looking at you under a 10x zoom.Nobody is looking at you under a 10x zoom.71:23
  1233. Throw it out.Throw it out.71:26
  1234. It is causing more harm than good.It is causing more harm than good.71:27
  1235. And just start looking at yourself at a distance where people look at you and how you are seen and how you see yourself under the light that you normallyAnd just start looking at yourself at a distance where people look at you and how you are seen and how you see yourself under the light that you normally71:29
  1236. see yourself.see yourself.71:36
  1237. But a magnifying mirror is probably your biggest enemy.But a magnifying mirror is probably your biggest enemy.71:37
  1238. And number three, do something for yourself, even if it's not skincare related, maybe it's wear mascara.And number three, do something for yourself, even if it's not skincare related, maybe it's wear mascara.71:41
  1239. Put on a red lip.Put on a red lip.71:47
  1240. Wear the sexy jeans that make you feel good.Wear the sexy jeans that make you feel good.71:49
  1241. Do something for yourself that helps you feel put together like you're wearing an iron shirt.Do something for yourself that helps you feel put together like you're wearing an iron shirt.71:51
  1242. I think those three little things can cause automatic boosts of confidence and really allow you to start feeling like you're in control so you can make a change andI think those three little things can cause automatic boosts of confidence and really allow you to start feeling like you're in control so you can make a change and71:57
  1243. a shift for yourself.a shift for yourself.72:06
  1244. I love that.I love that.72:07
  1245. Thank you.Thank you.72:09
  1246. If you had to distill everything that you have taught us today into a very simple takeaway, what's the number one thing Dr.If you had to distill everything that you have taught us today into a very simple takeaway, what's the number one thing Dr.72:09
  1247. Idris, that the person listening or watching on YouTube, should remember and do after listening to this?Idris, that the person listening or watching on YouTube, should remember and do after listening to this?72:20
  1248. I think if you're going to take away one thing from listening to this today, it's that your skin is not a problem to solve.I think if you're going to take away one thing from listening to this today, it's that your skin is not a problem to solve.72:27
  1249. It is a relationship to build and you have to get to know your skin, understand the feedback, understand the signals, and hopefully gain a better understanding of what's atIt is a relationship to build and you have to get to know your skin, understand the feedback, understand the signals, and hopefully gain a better understanding of what's at72:35
  1250. your disposal so that when you're treating yourself, your expectations are met and you're not feeling like you're in a never ending cycle of nothingness.your disposal so that when you're treating yourself, your expectations are met and you're not feeling like you're in a never ending cycle of nothingness.72:47
  1251. Because ultimately it's consistency that matters most.Because ultimately it's consistency that matters most.72:56
  1252. You want to show up without shame.You want to show up without shame.73:00
  1253. And I think telling people that you care about how your skin looks can sometimes be shameful.And I think telling people that you care about how your skin looks can sometimes be shameful.73:01
  1254. And you want to care for yourself without that shame.And you want to care for yourself without that shame.73:06
  1255. And I think understanding the basics will always serve you better than the trends.And I think understanding the basics will always serve you better than the trends.73:10
  1256. I am so thrilled that you came.I am so thrilled that you came.73:17
  1257. I learned so much.I learned so much.73:19
  1258. Dr.Dr.73:21
  1259. Idris, what are your parting words?Idris, what are your parting words?73:22
  1260. Be kind to yourself in the process.Be kind to yourself in the process.73:23
  1261. I think life is going to happen.I think life is going to happen.73:25
  1262. Don't beat yourself up.Don't beat yourself up.73:27
  1263. But also be willing to change your own perspectives and have an open mind when it comes to yourself and the aging process.But also be willing to change your own perspectives and have an open mind when it comes to yourself and the aging process.73:29
  1264. Because what I've seen in my life and in my practice and also in my own personal experiences, more often than not, we are the ones who stand in ourBecause what I've seen in my life and in my practice and also in my own personal experiences, more often than not, we are the ones who stand in our73:36
  1265. own way.own way.73:43
  1266. So I think this is something that may sound superficial in vain, but really just be really kind to yourself from the inside out and the outside in.So I think this is something that may sound superficial in vain, but really just be really kind to yourself from the inside out and the outside in.73:43
  1267. Your skin is not a problem to solve.Kulit Anda bukan masalah yang harus diselesaikan.73:51
  1268. It's a relationship to build.It's a relationship to build.73:53
  1269. And I am grateful that you have taught us using the research and the facts about the simple things that we can do, whether it's sleep or the taking aAnd I am grateful that you have taught us using the research and the facts about the simple things that we can do, whether it's sleep or the taking a73:54
  1270. step back or really looking holistically or just the three simple things that you need.step back or really looking holistically or just the three simple things that you need.74:08
  1271. Identifying the issue or the thing you want to improve as you build a better relationship with yourself and your skin.Identifying the issue or the thing you want to improve as you build a better relationship with yourself and your skin.74:13
  1272. I feel more comfortable in my own skin.I feel more comfortable in my own skin.74:20
  1273. I feel empowered.I feel empowered.74:23
  1274. I'm so excited by what you have taught us today.I'm so excited by what you have taught us today.74:24
  1275. So from the bottom of my heart, thank you, thank you, thank you on behalf of myself and every single person around the world who is going to listen toSo from the bottom of my heart, thank you, thank you, thank you on behalf of myself and every single person around the world who is going to listen to74:28
  1276. this and share this as a free resource with the people that they love.this and share this as a free resource with the people that they love.74:35
  1277. I'm very grateful and thank you for allowing me the time and the space to dive in.I'm very grateful and thank you for allowing me the time and the space to dive in.74:39
  1278. Well, you destroyed it, woman.Well, you destroyed it, woman.74:43
  1279. And I also want to tell you before you leave, as your friend, I am so excited that you took the time to listen to something and to educate yourself.And I also want to tell you before you leave, as your friend, I am so excited that you took the time to listen to something and to educate yourself.74:45
  1280. I learned so much.I learned so much.74:55
  1281. I know you did too.I know you did too.74:56
  1282. I have so many friends I am sending this to.I have so many friends I am sending this to.74:58
  1283. I feel like we got a consultation with a world -renowned dermatologist who has helped both you and me understand what we need to do to take care of theI feel like we got a consultation with a world -renowned dermatologist who has helped both you and me understand what we need to do to take care of the75:00
  1284. largest organ in our body and be comfortable in our skin.largest organ in our body and be comfortable in our skin.75:12
  1285. And how cool is that?And how cool is that?75:16
  1286. And as your friend, I want to be sure to tell you, in case nobody else does, that I love you and I believe in you.And as your friend, I want to be sure to tell you, in case nobody else does, that I love you and I believe in you.75:18
  1287. And I believe in your ability to create a better life.And I believe in your ability to create a better life.75:23
  1288. And what you learned today and the relationship that you can build with yourself will absolutely make your life better.And what you learned today and the relationship that you can build with yourself will absolutely make your life better.75:26
  1289. So I hope you take the words to heart and you do it.So I hope you take the words to heart and you do it.75:31
  1290. Alrighty, I will be waiting for you in the very next episode.Alrighty, I will be waiting for you in the very next episode.75:35
  1291. I'm going to welcome you in the moment you hit play.I'm going to welcome you in the moment you hit play.75:37
  1292. I'll see you there.I'll see you there.75:39
  1293. And thank you for watching all the way to the end.And thank you for watching all the way to the end.75:40
  1294. I learned so much.I learned so much.75:43
  1295. I feel so empowered.I feel so empowered.75:45
  1296. And more importantly, it feels like a gift to share with other people.And more importantly, it feels like a gift to share with other people.75:46
  1297. So thank you, thank you, thank you for being here all the way to the end on YouTube.So thank you, thank you, thank you for being here all the way to the end on YouTube.75:50
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  1306. Thank you for showing up for me.Thank you for showing up for me.76:11
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