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You should follow the instructions of your prescriber, but certainly the HQ brands we use are suitable for use in both morning and evening - Hannah, Face Dr

Hi there! If your sister is based in the UK or Australia, she can book in for a free consultation on our website! www.myfacedr.com

It is possible that this would work for your skin. Consult a dermatologist or skin expert for more information, or if you're UK or Australia based, you can book a free consultation with our skin experts on our website: www.myfacedr.com

Hi there! Most brands like Dermatica take white labelled tretinoin and and put their brand on it, so as long as it’s a trusted brand and you're happy it's safe, it should be ok! If you'd like free guidance with one of our Skin Experts, we would recommend a tretinoin product we trust from a reputable medical-grade brand such as Obagi. The choice is completely yours, just do your research! :)

@@facedr thank you so much Dr Julia. I will book a consultation!

Hi there! Your Skin Expert or dermatologist with your medical history and skincare file would be best placed to answer this one specific to your skin, but we usually recommend Daily Power Defense every morning and night, before your treatment products. So Daily Power Defense first, then Wrinkle & Texture Repair in the PM! Hannah - Face Dr

Hydroquinone is quite a potent ingredient so I would definitely consult with your Skin Expert on where is best to apply the product for your skin - Hannah - Face Dr

Yes! I'd check with a Skin Expert to make sure the product is suitable for your skin first. You can book a consultation with us on our website - www.myfacedr.com ☺

Get in touch with your dermatologist or Skin Expert for more advice on this, relevant to your skin. Or pop us a message to hello@myfacedr.com! Hannah - Face Dr

It's a low amount of retinol for the delicate eye area. I actually use this one myself and don't find it harsh at all, but if you're looking for something gentler you could go the Growth Factor option. Retinol is a fantastic all-rounder at skin regeneration, brightening and overall skin health so a really good option for dark circles. I do find it brightens my eye area, and keeps it hydrated throughout the day which is handy if you wear make-up. Hannah - Face Dr

​​@@facedrdoes it have a lot of silicone? I find the ZO vitamic c one has a bit much is the texture of the brightening eye cream similar to the vitamic c treatment?

@@ci1161 HydraFirm Eye Brightening creme is more of a light cream texture and I wouldn't say silicone or gel based. The texture is more similar to Daily Power Defense, although it's a lighter cream.

Definitely tretinoin. Stronger. Retinaldehyde has to be converted through biochemical reactions under the skin, whereas tretinoin is pure retinoic acid and is readily available to attach to the retinoid receptors in the skin.

Hi there! Tretinoin is the stronger of the two, and will work more quickly, but there may be more anticipated reactions on the skin. Retinal is also a good option but results will take a bit longer to achieve. It depends on your skin and what it can tolerate. Speak to your dermatologist or a Skin Expert on what's best for your skin. Hannah - Face Dr

Hi there, we only advice on facial skincare, as that is our expertise. You could perhaps look into a local clinic or skin clinic that helps with body skincare, they may be able to assist further! Hannah - Face Dr

Embrace it. That condition is rare and beautiful

If you visit the Obagi website you can check which clinics in your area offer this product! Unfortunately here at Face Dr we are unable to offer our services in the Philippines yet! Best wishes!

Yes you can! Get in touch with us for more information here hello@myfacedr.com

@@facedr the skin expert told me I need to repair my skin barrier. Which one do you recommend

@@frozengamer3030 Visit our website to book your free skincare consultation - www.myfacedr.com

Hi there! You should consult with a Skin Expert or dermatologist for more information on this for your skin.

Yes, provided that you have consulted with a Skin Expert who has checked it's right for your skin. Night Repair contains a strong dose of Retinol which doesn't suit everyone.

No, hydroquinone is not safe during pregnancy. You will be able to source a gentler alternative though! Get in touch should you wish for some more advice! Hannah - Face Dr

Hi there, you could give sudocrem a try but it may possibly further block your pores as it is quite a heavy, thick cream. For more skincare advice or to book a free skin consultation with one of our skin experts, feel free to visit www.myfacedr.com and get in touch! :) Hannah - Face Dr

Not to worry! You can speak to a Skin Expert or dermatologist as they will be able to advise for your skin, based on your medical history and skin concerns. Feel free to get in touch with us for a free consultation by visiting our website! www.myfacedr.com

We recommend wearing a broad spectrum sun protection every day regardless of any treatments or skin conditions. It'll keep your skin protected and preserve the results of your treatment!

Your neck is quite a delicate area so it's best to consult with your Skin Expert or dermatologist on this before applying!

Thank you for your question. For specific prescription queries it is best to contact your prescriber and check where they intended you to apply the cream. Your prescription contains other active ingredients but, broadly speaking, we do use HQ on the neck area with great results. We are very cautious about retinols/tretinoin in this sensitive area but the HQ itself should not cause irritation, redness, flaking.

Hey are they really lightening?? Do u see great results?

You're best to get in touch with a Skin Expert or dermatologist for more advice. We can help at www.myfacedr.com or why not pop us a message to hello@myfacedr.com :)

It's better with acne and blemishes. For sunspots, you're probably better with a different product. Get in touch with us at hello@myfacedr.com if you'd like some advice :)

Same😢

Get in touch with us for advice! Our consultations are free and we'll be able to advise you on the best products for your skin :)

Hi there! Yes, that's right! Clear first and then Blend, unless your Skin Specialist has advised otherwise. :)

Hi there, you're probably best to check with your prescriber as they'll have your medical records and your full regime to hand and so will be best placed to advise further. Alternatively feel free to send us a direct message or pop us an email for help!

Thank you

It's totally dependent on the level of pigmentation in your skin, and how your skin reacts to the products. It may also depend on the concentration of the vitamin C in the product you're using. Head to our website for a free chat with a Skin Expert for more advice :)

@@facedr I am using the vitamin c from zo skin health

@@frozengamer3030 Such a good product! Get in touch with us at hello@myfacedr.com for more advice about your skin. ☺

yes it is 👍

Hi @eyemakeuplooks, you're best to check with your prescriber/Skin Expert on this one. They'll have a copy of your medical records and skincare regime and so would be best placed to answer this for maximum results for your skin! :)

Yes, but always under parents' supervision and under advisement of a doctor or skincare professional.

@@facedr thanks

AOX first, then brightalive :) take a look on our website for ordering information

@@facedr Thank you!

It's ideal as an emergency solution!

how do you apply it? do you rub it in to the skin in a circular motion or just add a blob on top of the spot & let it rest

@@KayAhmed-f6m I personally let it rest, the next day because the spot is so squishy due to the substance it dries up and comes off itself - DO NOT PICK IT, Allow the cream to soften it.

@@KayAhmed-f6m Pop a light blob on the spot and leave it overnight! It should calm the redness and reduce inflammation.

@@facedr thank you twin

Pop us an email at hello@myfacedr.com if you'd like and we can do our best to assist

yes that’s fungal acne and sudo cream has zinc oxide which helps cure tiny bumps

@@nadagaming6074 and what about dark spots???

@@Snow_drop376 there are products which will much better suit those with dark spots. Take a look at our blog for more info on this!

Hi there! @frozengamer3030 The pads are a toning step whereas the complexion clarifying serum is a water-gel to be used afterwards. We wouldn't usually recommend replacing the pads, but if you have a chat with your Skin expert they would be able to advise you which to choose if you'd only like to use one :)

@@facedr Can I use the serum after the power defence

There are no known contraindications for pregnant women with Sudocrem, but always check with your midwife or a GP.

i dont think its woorth it

@@bpinurArea-v1x It doesn't always work for everyone. We have a range of products we offer for acne vulgaris

But after very low concentrates