I just stopped watching youtuber influencers talking about skin care, u guys are professionals and give us the theory and tips for treatment, thanks for the info! U rock!!
@@mrsnet6654 😭😭😭 how i wish i knew how to prevent scarring 😭😭💀 now i have them 😭 and I can't stop thinking of it 24/7 my confidence,self steem is destroyed i don't even want to go outside with this skin 😅💀
I personally found that cutting down on spicy food helped my “acne” a lot! I don’t think I had acne to begin with anyway but Ive suffered with constant spots and hyperpigmentation for 10 plus years. Now that ive cut down on spicy food I’m seeing a difference and my scars are slowly but naturally fading. I hope this helps someone.
Can I just say I LOVE YALL. I've been using Differin Gel for 7 weeks now to treat my post acne hyperpigmentation and have been applying sunscreen during the day. My face has transformed so much its glowy and spots are fading slowly but surely. These videos are helpful and are confirmation to continue the routine I have with patience! Thank you!!!!! FYI: The sandwich method for the retinol & moisturizer you guys mentioned in another video is the BEST.
Same here! Been using differin for 3 months at night, CeraV pm cream, morning mild cleanser AlPha Arbutin ,then moisturizing sun screen in the morning and I never thought I would see myself with clear skin !!!
Using many "great" products to no avail over the years has made me circumspect about every product. You are saying that this video is "confirmation to continue the routine I have with patience". It means you still require some patience to see results. Am just trying to read between the lines here, since sometimes many people (including me) are trying to tell themselves that they see results when there are hardly any.
Did it get worse before it got better when you first started using it? I have it but i tried to during my worst breakout ever late last year and it felt like it was getting worse than it already was so now im afraid to use it :(
@@flxwercxrpse1871 Usually when I have started products my skin would purge. With the retinol I did have breakouts in the beginning and still breakout here and there but not as much as I use to. I think that’s bc I started using it only 3x a week @night then progressed to 4x a week. At night I cleanse, moisturize, retinol, moisturize. During the day I just cleanse, moisturize, and sunscreen. I’ve only been using it for 7 weeks and it takes about 12 to see results so I can’t say too much but maybe you can try again and just stay the course and keep your routine simple(I have trouble staying w/ 1 routine lol so I’m really trying bc it’s been recommended by so many). Hope this helps!
Im so glad that you guys talk about acne scars. I'm 22 years old , I have acne since 2009. I don't know how I remove my acne and also acne scars. I hope this gonna help me a lot. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️
I use the Inkeylist salicylic acid cleanser and ole henrikson vitamin c truth serum and my skin has cleared up so much compared to what it was. I barely breakout anymore and acne scars are going away
Your channel is by far the most helpful and genuine skincare channel I have ever come across. Thank you both SO MUCH for your time and effort into making these videos. I know you guys always say you don’t do this to grow your business, but your professional and thoughtful tips make me want to fly and come see you. Really appreciate you both!!!
There are derms and doctors who specialize in hair and hair loss: Derms - Dr Ben Behnam, Dr. Sharon Wong; Trichologists - Dr William Gaunitz, Dr Nina Ross; the hair loss show (Dr Vikram Jayaprakash and Dr Russell Knudsen)
Wow. The way you guys present practical and applicable information so clearly, honestly, thoroughly, and without bias or prejudice…this is the most equipped I’ve ever felt tackling my skin health. Thank you!!! 🙏 💪 😊
I truly need to thank you guys for literally changing my life, I have suffered from acne, post inflammatory hyperpigmentation, atrophic acne scars, and have always been worried for anti aging, but I never had the knowledge, nor the motivation, to use a skincare routine that was gonna address my specific problems or that i felt excited to keep the consistency of using, but almost 5 to 6 months ago I discovered you, doctor Youn, and doctor Dre, and with your help, I got to curate my own personal, very simple, and fun, skincare routine that I love and enjoy, I can say that right now my acne and hyperpigmentation are almost completely gone, I am a new person, I feel more beautiful and so confident, please, keep up your excellent work, you really are making the difference here with your amazing, educational and entertaining content. I just wanted to make you know the impact you've had in my live and how grateful I am. Ps. I loved your chart and screen shot it!!!
@@drewmarks5249 Wow thank you for asking, I live in Colombia, so I don’t always get to access the same products they mention, but i think I’ve managed to find very good equivalents, that contain the actives that the doctors recommend: In the morning 1. I cleanse my face with Dove bar 2. I use The ordinary caffeine solution for eye contour 3. La Roche posay vitamin C serum 4. Cerave facial moisturizing lotion (which contains niacinamide, ceramides and HA) 5. ISDIN tinted sunscreen 50 spf At night 1. I cleanse again with Dove bar 2. I put on Sesderma vitamin C eye contour cream 3. The Cerave moisturizer lotion again 4. Betarretín gel (tretinoin 0,025%) And finally, once a week, I use the Mary Kay charcoal mask that also contains salicylic acid for chemical exfoliation I have kept this for almost 10 months now, and I must say that keeping a skin care routine is one of the best decisions I’ve made for self care ever!
The editing kills me😂 love that it is informative and fun. Dr. Shah, the venn diagram gave me chills😂 My inner nerd got pumped with the content breakdown and organization.
I have several hypertrophic acne scars and had no idea they were even a thing until I got my acne under control. It's like having acne still, but without the pain and redness. Because of that, I'm always terrified that my acne will come back in those same spots since the places that scarred were my "hot spots" (no idea if that is a term, but it seems to describe what my skin always did). I absolutely loved your acne chart and the venn diagram was fantastic! Actually, the chart really helped me assess my skincare routine and throw out anything that truly wasn't helping my acne, and because of that I've finally got it under control! Your videos are truly helpful and I appreciate you taking the time to share your knowledge with us! 😃
I have hypertrophic acne scars too, and I always get so frustrated because most videos only talk about atrophied scars! Love these guys for including us!
Thank you both for being so straightforward, informative, for not spending the first half hour of your video babbling on about nonsense like where you bought your chihuahuas paisley sweater, and for the acne chart -which I happen to care very deeply for! 😉
I admire that you guys are so realistic with expectations for atrophic acne scars. I have these near my forehead and have just accepted that this is something best left to the pros, and products won't do much. Thanks for the great information!
PIH has always been a real struggle for me! Especially with the wearing of masks now. I dont even touch, poke, pinch my acnes yet they always leave a scar 😭 Thank you Dr. Maxfield and Dr. Shah! ❤
No acne just a bit of pigmentation, dull skin, no tone and everything trying to go SOUTH, and I like living Northern Style.. My skin basically isn't listening to me. I think it's time for some Adapalene and let my face know, who's the boss. You both are GORGEOUS! If Acne was contagious, I would catch it, just to be your patient! Seriously, both very attractive, and quite serious about skin care, and you both are professionals. Most of the Beauty RUclipsrs are just product users giving their opinions on the products they've used.. Which helps, but "Not all Skin types are the same, or React, or Respond to skin treatments the same way." There is too much FAKERY in the world of beauty, you don't know if you're being deceived into buying their products. So I want to thank you both so much for caring about our skin.💕
Please make more videos on acne scars 😊 maybe review more acne peels and how to use both a retinoid and a chemical peel in your routine. What to avoid in your routine while using both of these treatments. Thank you for your videos! You guys are awesome 😎
@@nimashadevindi2686 did you read my comment? I said the laughing was immature and at rouses suspicion. What is so funny about acne scarring? I don’t know if cam even relate (which means sit down), but I’m acme scarring had brought me a great deal of pain. So the laughing for literally no reason, it comes off as condescending
Love you guys. I’m so appreciative to your page. My skincare routine is so much better because of you two. The comments I’ve received lately is definitely because I trust your advice and most certainly more patient with myself and caring for my skin. My confidence has so improved. Thank you. Love from a BIG fan of you from the UK 🇬🇧 and believe me I tell everyone about Doctorly xx
Definitely agree with seeing a dermatologist for acne scars. Recently had non ablative laser on my acne scars and could see instant improvements within an hour. Pretty amazing. Thanks guys, love watching all your vids from down under 🇦🇺
OMG!!! I just had a pathology exam today!!!! And skin was one of the tissues that we had to know (granulation tissue, inflamation, inflamatory cells...)....im studying to be a vet but we also have to know all of this stuff.. Beijos de Portugal!!!🇵🇹😘🥰
Thanks for the tips! I had adult acne. Thanks dad for passing it on 😃 Face and upper back! The scarring is not too bad but it helps that my eye sight is not perfect now I am over 40! Plus I think you get a bit kinder to yourself as you mature 😃 Guys you don't have to look perfect!
This is the only truly helpful video on treating acne scars that I've come across. Thank you guys!!! Especially for the Venn diagram!!! It's going to save us a lot of effort and time💖💖💖
It takes time to treat acne scars.. but the right products will give u great skin all throughout the years. My husband has acne scars and acne prone skin. He is consistently using the Banish Kit 2.0 and that helped him have good skin, less maintenance up to now. No need for expensive treatments or skincare
I have had chemical peels, dermabrasion and laser. It helped a little but I still have a lot of scars, so my question is: how do you know you have reached your peak when it comes to healing your skin? I lost hope that I will ever have a nice skin texture since I had acne since 10 and until my 20´s... it really gets to your self esteem. Also this was very helpful thank you!
I actually have good news in hypopigmentation. I had many cause I picked my scars, well they're tiny but they looked very obvious. They're now gone from using hydroquinone, not completely gone, but I'm defo seeing the difference in just about a month. So yeahh
Just wanted to share. I've suffered from severe bacne when I was growing up which left me with a lot of darks marks. I hated going to the beach because it felt like everyone could see them. Finally got it treated when I got a job. The dermatologist applied a Glycolic acid peel followed by microdermabrasion. Then, on top of that, TCA. It hurt like hell at first but then I got used to it. Now I can barely see the scars and I'm not afraid to take off my shirt at the beach anymore
I'm so happy I found you guys! Maybe 15 years ago cystic huge bumps came out nowhere. They were left and right of my mouth. I tried to pop at first but there was a thick skin on top. I thought it was from stress because I was going to school full time and working full time. The only way to get rid of it was a shot of cortisone and before that they had to open it up and take the junk inside. The Dr said she didn't want to give scars by giving too many shots of cortisone but I couldn't take the pain because they were the size.of.golf.balls. they aren't as big like they used to be. I want to try faded and needling but everything is so expensive
I’m so glad I found you guys. I’m in my early 30s, after 6 kids im still battling acne. So stressful, but I’m glad a found you guys I’ve been doing a lot of studying and buying these treatments.fingers crossed I have a solution
I tried the Faded cream by Topicals on my hyperpigmentation on insect bite allergies (I have flea bites from cats and they all turned black after healing) it helped so much and only in 1 month! Normally it would take 8-10 months before these spots fade on my skin but Faded made it possible in a month. Really works.
Hi, just wanted to drop in and say that I've been binge watching the skincare playlist and I absolutely love your content, its so helpful plus SO entertaining.. You're both hilarious :') Video request-How to take care of skin systemically, as in diet, supplements, water intake etc Love from India!
I just finished accutane and learning that I have Post- Inflammatory Eryhema pigment changes and Atropic scars and i just learned from this video, it’s very interesting and helpful I’m struggling so much with adjusting and trying to fix my scarring
“No ones going to care about our acne chart” I do!! 😅 but on a real note this was a great video and your editor is doing a fantastic job 😂👏🏻 Dr Shah’s lasers were hilarious.
I always love the videos. Re: the editing - I'd prefer it if the doctors weren't grayed out when the graphic rolls in. Drop down the bullets, play with the color and keep their Dewey faces clear. jmo for what it's worth.
I've only just found your videos but want to share my experience with you. I have a picking disorder, my mum has it and so do my sisters. I have a lot of super white patches and scars but I am nearly fully healed. I even have pics when I was a kid covered in scabs. The few tricks that helped me was starting a skin care routine, a bit of trial and error later I have a good routine. I get very stressed when I have bumps and lumps so I started using sentella patches, this helps for that split second when I wanted to pick and then I get my nails done with acrylics and got the artist to not make the ends sharp so I have a rounded edges. I have scars etc but my confidence has rocketed sky high. I hope my little journey helps someone.
I had an impulsive picking d/o due to side effects from an antidepressant/sleep medication I took as a teen. It really left its mark on me and now it has been retriggered from trauma/stress...I'm so over carrying these scars with me❤
My acne scars have caused depression, social anxiety, fear of taking pictures, low self-esteem, lack of confidence, loneliness....all of that has lead to alcohol and drug abuse.... Sometimes I just wish I was never even born. In my darkest times- I've felt suicidal. Everyone tells you to just be yourself and "be confident" but for me it's always been a struggle.
Appreciate the info. I've had true acne scars since i was 18, looks to be more atrophic tried lots of diff products. Going to talk to a dermatologist once I find a reputable one in my area. I dont break out that often. I was looking at Mederma but exhausted with buying so many products
The best thing I ever did was seek professional help for my acne from a dermatologist 🕺🏽✨. Love watching your videos! It’s like I have 3 dermatologists 😂.
@@MoniqueXSM do your insurance cover it Or did you pay out of pocket? I want to visit a dermatologist but don’t know how much it will be since I don’t have insurance 🙁
Hey @@dee1921, best to check with your insurance provider on what exactly your policy covers. My insurance doesn’t cover the procedures but does cover the prescription medications. Everyone’s insurance is set up differently though.
I care about the venn diagram!! ❤️ I 100% rewinded the video several times to try and capture all of the info when it first popped up super quick lol. So thank you for adding the complete diagram later for us to screenshot! Suggestion, maybe every time you guys have a chart or diagram you can also post it on the community tab the same day you post the video? :) Also thank you for this video! I’m going to commit to staying consistent with the Scar gel/ sheets for my hypertrophic scars
Yall should go live and maybe go through emails that get sent to you for skin advice? Like in DEPTH morning and night care and products that could help. I would personally love to watch that and learn :)
I have heard Dr Shah talk about Venn diagrams a lot since it makes things more organized and easier to understand. Please go ahead and explain us we are going to support you!
One of my favorite videos thus far. I’ve never heard of Faded Topicals until now (y’all sold it out on Sephora btw). They have another product called “Like Butter” I would love to hear both your thoughts on!
The problem I have is I get Erythema, but then I get another pimple in nearly the same spot so it just adds to the redness on top of the overall redness my skin has. Also, I really appreciate the retinol substitutes. I know it is the end all be all, but when trying to get pregnant/breastfeeding you can't use it and we all just want nice skin!
this is a dream come true .. I remember watching this video and listening about laser for my acne scars… and now here I am in the dr office getting my face numb getting ready for laser :3
Thank you for providing videos with acne/acne scar tips. My 20 yro son has had bad acne since he was 14. I think he's embarrassed and just cannot be bothered by going to see derm. even tho he has great ins. He has really bad hyper-scaring now on his shoulders, back and some on face. I feel terrible for him. We are going to try the scar away for now. Gave him a tube of differn for his face. Thank you again!
Hi Doctorly! Love love love your videos and I binge almost every night 😂 I’d like to suggest a dedicated video on eczema/atopic dermatitis and subsequent hyperpigmentation. I’m not sure if hyperpigmentation after eczema is treated the same way as the one after acne and a dedicated video on atopic dermatitis would help clear that out, among other things. Thanks in advance! x
Omg thank you for the hypertrophic scar recommendation. I have it on my chin and it never was in the strophic acne scar category. Now I know to at least get the right treatment to try and flatten up more. Going to buy it ASAP!
I know acne especially cystic acne is really hard not to pick especially when they hurt but I want to tell anyone suffering from acne please PLEASE dont pick at them. I wish I had someone tell me that doing so would leave deep scars that look like holes that unfortunately will be permanent. You can try all the products out there and waste money on laser but nothing will help get rid of them and they get worse locking as you age.😔 So please don’t ruin you skin by picking, go to a dermatologist, and treat it how your dermatologist recommends.
Would love to see a video on dark circles and product recommendations to help visibly reduce the appearance of them. Also, products that would not be good (bad reactions) for daytime and nighttime skincare routines if there is any 🙏🏼💕
LOVE THIS!! Would love to hear about in-office treatments for back acne. Back acne is so pesky and hard to treat and not a lot of great/easy to use home products are available! Pleaseee do a video on this.
I’ve noticed I get acne scaring when I go to the gym for example and don’t shower and wash my back right away. Or when I go too long without washing my hair since I use a lot of products and exercise often
Have to say that topical retinoid products seem to be made to pry customers off their money without delivering any benefits or very little benefits. In all of my years of using retinol creams - 0.5 %, 0.25 % and 0.1%, I have not noticed an iota of difference in my skin texture.
@@aditbhiday I started off with 0.5% The Ordinary retinol and after 3 months went to 1% and now I'm using the Olay Retinol 24 ...I see a huge difference. I also use Vitamin C during the day ...so maybe it's a combination
@@aditbhiday well, retinol needs to be converted twice before it turns into retinoic acid on the skin. That's why it takes much longer than adapalene and tretinoin that don't need to be converted to work. Formulation and packaging also matter. Since retinol is light-sensitive, you want to buy a retinol product that is packaged in a tube, and not in a glass dropper bottle. Also, no matter how high the concentration of the retinol is, if the formulation sucks, it'll take even much longer to see results. In the worst scenario, you won't see results at all. This is why i prefer adapalene. It is not light-sensitive, much cheaper and works much faster.
Please do a video with your favorite eye cream/ treatments. Not just for puffy eyes and dark circles but also for fine lines. I feel like the only eye creams I find are for puffy eyes/dark circles and I don't have either. Thanks you guys! Love your videos!
I would LOVE to see a video on pregnancy skin care! Acne, dry skin, all that good stuff that can come with those hormone changes that come with pregnancy!
Thank you so much for these videos! Very informative and really love your personalities and love for dermatology! Wanted to leave a request for stretch marks and cures/treatments for it especially the ones that are freshly forming! Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
It wouldn’t be a doctorly video without mentioned a retinoid 😂
Or Dr. Maxfield talking about niacinamid.
Their consistency is on point & incredibly beneficial!
GIRL ME TOOOOO!!! My face is shit right now
well that's because retinoids are like the nr. 1 best ingredients ever haha
Right
I just stopped watching youtuber influencers talking about skin care, u guys are professionals and give us the theory and tips for treatment, thanks for the info! U rock!!
I swear🤣🤣🤣they all just recommend cerave 😂😂
That’s how I feel!
Agreed, I don't even bother now with other channels if they can't cite their sources
Scientific or not I binge watch everything *everything*
@@aminakhan1195 Exactly . Ive tried Cerave and it made my skin worse 😭
I wish your channel existed 15 years ago when I could have prevented all my awful scars. This generation are lucky you are here to educate! 👌🏻
Yes today's youth don't have to suffer the agony/horror of scarring.
**sweats in 15 year old who has the worst acne scarring ever**
@@mrsnet6654 😭😭😭 how i wish i knew how to prevent scarring 😭😭💀 now i have them 😭 and I can't stop thinking of it 24/7 my confidence,self steem is destroyed i don't even want to go outside with this skin 😅💀
@@heaven6978
Calm down woman. We men don't fall in love with physical appearance only.
@@heaven6978 HELLO, WRITING FROM SCOTLAND SEARCH ALTERNATIVE HERBAL CURE FOR FACIAL HAIR GROWTH AND ACNE REMOVER IT REALLY WORKED
Finally someone categorized the acne scars and so far was the best explanation how to treat it. Thank you so much
Is it effective fou you
Did it work
did it work
I personally found that cutting down on spicy food helped my “acne” a lot! I don’t think I had acne to begin with anyway but Ive suffered with constant spots and hyperpigmentation for 10 plus years. Now that ive cut down on spicy food I’m seeing a difference and my scars are slowly but naturally fading. I hope this helps someone.
I bought so many product after seeing your videos and trust me they actually work especially the right sunscreen helped my skin texture
You have to just use sunscreen before going to sleep and leave it for the night or what?
@@saidamir1054 Sunscreen is meant to be used in the sun. Not at bedtime.
@@saidamir1054 You use it throughout the day time and double cleanse it off before bed time
Can I just say I LOVE YALL. I've been using Differin Gel for 7 weeks now to treat my post acne hyperpigmentation and have been applying sunscreen during the day. My face has transformed so much its glowy and spots are fading slowly but surely. These videos are helpful and are confirmation to continue the routine I have with patience! Thank you!!!!! FYI: The sandwich method for the retinol & moisturizer you guys mentioned in another video is the BEST.
We love a progress update! Thanks so much for sharing and thrilled that you’re seeing improvement!
Same here! Been using differin for 3 months at night, CeraV pm cream, morning mild cleanser AlPha Arbutin ,then moisturizing sun screen in the morning and I never thought I would see myself with clear skin !!!
Using many "great" products to no avail over the years has made me circumspect about every product. You are saying that this video is "confirmation to continue the routine I have with patience". It means you still require some patience to see results. Am just trying to read between the lines here, since sometimes many people (including me) are trying to tell themselves that they see results when there are hardly any.
Did it get worse before it got better when you first started using it? I have it but i tried to during my worst breakout ever late last year and it felt like it was getting worse than it already was so now im afraid to use it :(
@@flxwercxrpse1871 Usually when I have started products my skin would purge. With the retinol I did have breakouts in the beginning and still breakout here and there but not as much as I use to. I think that’s bc I started using it only 3x a week @night then progressed to 4x a week. At night I cleanse, moisturize, retinol, moisturize. During the day I just cleanse, moisturize, and sunscreen. I’ve only been using it for 7 weeks and it takes about 12 to see results so I can’t say too much but maybe you can try again and just stay the course and keep your routine simple(I have trouble staying w/ 1 routine lol so I’m really trying bc it’s been recommended by so many). Hope this helps!
I trust only these two handsome guys when it comes to skincare
Same, don't know why
@@mnajaf4461 because they're professional dermitologists 👍🏻
I recommend watching Dr Dray too she is really good. 100% recommend
There are lots of derm channels with good information.
@@sebastianpascual3862 they’re my top 3 skincare people, everyone else I watch is just for fun 😅
Im so glad that you guys talk about acne scars. I'm 22 years old , I have acne since 2009. I don't know how I remove my acne and also acne scars. I hope this gonna help me a lot. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️
I use the Inkeylist salicylic acid cleanser and ole henrikson vitamin c truth serum and my skin has cleared up so much compared to what it was. I barely breakout anymore and acne scars are going away
may I know what type of skin you have?
@@daddyg533 of course...yesss!!
Your channel is by far the most helpful and genuine skincare channel I have ever come across. Thank you both SO MUCH for your time and effort into making these videos. I know you guys always say you don’t do this to grow your business, but your professional and thoughtful tips make me want to fly and come see you. Really appreciate you both!!!
Can you do a separate series for hair loss? This topic definitely needs your attention 🖤
There are derms and doctors who specialize in hair and hair loss: Derms - Dr Ben Behnam, Dr. Sharon Wong; Trichologists - Dr William Gaunitz, Dr Nina Ross; the hair loss show (Dr Vikram Jayaprakash and Dr Russell Knudsen)
@@db-gb5xi Thank you !
Only 2 approved FDA products are minoxidil & finasteride
Check out more plates more dates. He has some good hair loss stuff.
@@Alex-mc4fh 😂😂
Y'all came just in time I was about to chop my whole face off-
Sis same😭😭😭
Same here 🤣🤣🤣
😀😂😂😃😃😄😅
awww klee 🥺🥺
Ong😩
Wow. The way you guys present practical and applicable information so clearly, honestly, thoroughly, and without bias or prejudice…this is the most equipped I’ve ever felt tackling my skin health. Thank you!!! 🙏 💪 😊
You guys are amazing I’m glad we have actual professionals not influencers giving advice
Found using topicals over years slowly improved my acne scars.
I truly need to thank you guys for literally changing my life, I have suffered from acne, post inflammatory hyperpigmentation, atrophic acne scars, and have always been worried for anti aging, but I never had the knowledge, nor the motivation, to use a skincare routine that was gonna address my specific problems or that i felt excited to keep the consistency of using, but almost 5 to 6 months ago I discovered you, doctor Youn, and doctor Dre, and with your help, I got to curate my own personal, very simple, and fun, skincare routine that I love and enjoy, I can say that right now my acne and hyperpigmentation are almost completely gone, I am a new person, I feel more beautiful and so confident, please, keep up your excellent work, you really are making the difference here with your amazing, educational and entertaining content. I just wanted to make you know the impact you've had in my live and how grateful I am.
Ps. I loved your chart and screen shot it!!!
What’s your routine ???
@@drewmarks5249 Wow thank you for asking, I live in Colombia, so I don’t always get to access the same products they mention, but i think I’ve managed to find very good equivalents, that contain the actives that the doctors recommend:
In the morning
1. I cleanse my face with Dove bar
2. I use The ordinary caffeine solution for eye contour
3. La Roche posay vitamin C serum
4. Cerave facial moisturizing lotion (which contains niacinamide, ceramides and HA)
5. ISDIN tinted sunscreen 50 spf
At night
1. I cleanse again with Dove bar
2. I put on Sesderma vitamin C eye contour cream
3. The Cerave moisturizer lotion again
4. Betarretín gel (tretinoin 0,025%)
And finally, once a week, I use the Mary Kay charcoal mask that also contains salicylic acid for chemical exfoliation
I have kept this for almost 10 months now, and I must say that keeping a skin care routine is one of the best decisions I’ve made for self care ever!
Thank u for sharing your routine
Yeah, thank you!! ✨
@@lauradominguez2160 any reduction in pore size pls reply
The editing kills me😂 love that it is informative and fun. Dr. Shah, the venn diagram gave me chills😂 My inner nerd got pumped with the content breakdown and organization.
If you see the clip at the end, I was way overly excited when I thought of the venn diagram format 😂
@@Doctorly That was so cute 😍
I have several hypertrophic acne scars and had no idea they were even a thing until I got my acne under control. It's like having acne still, but without the pain and redness. Because of that, I'm always terrified that my acne will come back in those same spots since the places that scarred were my "hot spots" (no idea if that is a term, but it seems to describe what my skin always did).
I absolutely loved your acne chart and the venn diagram was fantastic! Actually, the chart really helped me assess my skincare routine and throw out anything that truly wasn't helping my acne, and because of that I've finally got it under control!
Your videos are truly helpful and I appreciate you taking the time to share your knowledge with us! 😃
I have hypertrophic acne scars too, and I always get so frustrated because most videos only talk about atrophied scars! Love these guys for including us!
Thank you both for being so straightforward, informative, for not spending the first half hour of your video babbling on about nonsense like where you bought your chihuahuas paisley sweater, and for the acne chart -which I happen to care very deeply for! 😉
Post inflammatory hyperpigmentation
1. Sunscreen
- Tinted sunscreen, w/ Iron oxides
2. Products that have these:
- Niacinamide
3. Retinoid & azelaic acid
I admire that you guys are so realistic with expectations for atrophic acne scars. I have these near my forehead and have just accepted that this is something best left to the pros, and products won't do much. Thanks for the great information!
PIH has always been a real struggle for me! Especially with the wearing of masks now. I dont even touch, poke, pinch my acnes yet they always leave a scar 😭 Thank you Dr. Maxfield and Dr. Shah! ❤
Samee
Same I am like one big scar
@@Nathanea me🥲
Same here. Whether i pop my pimple or not, once it’s gone, it will leave a dark spot
@@sannybunny614 same
Ah I needed this!! My acne isnt bad but these scars never leave!!! Thank you
Same
I do scars acne psychological damaging than acne
I followed their advised & for only a week I can tell the change already. Thank you doctors.
How much cost for treatment
No acne just a bit of pigmentation, dull skin, no tone and everything trying to go SOUTH, and I like living Northern Style.. My skin basically isn't listening to me. I think it's time for some Adapalene and let my face know, who's the boss.
You both are GORGEOUS! If Acne was contagious, I would catch it, just to be your patient! Seriously, both very attractive, and quite serious about skin care, and you both are professionals. Most of the Beauty RUclipsrs are just product users giving their opinions on the products they've used.. Which helps, but "Not all Skin types are the same, or React, or Respond to skin treatments the same way."
There is too much FAKERY in the world of beauty, you don't know if you're being deceived into buying their products.
So I want to thank you both so much for caring about our skin.💕
you guys are so well spoken, I'd attend any visiting lecture you chose to conduct!
these docs have definitely explored each other’s bodies
Lol wth is that supposed to mean🤣
help
Please make more videos on acne scars 😊 maybe review more acne peels and how to use both a retinoid and a chemical peel in your routine. What to avoid in your routine while using both of these treatments. Thank you for your videos! You guys are awesome 😎
you guys look at each other's eyes so much OMG. That interaction.
And the fucking laughing for no reason after every suggestion they give…I’m like “is this serious or are you joking?” Really immature dudes.
@@Worthwhile2023 is that immature 😥? A smile? immature ?
@@nimashadevindi2686 did you read my comment? I said the laughing was immature and at rouses suspicion. What is so funny about acne scarring? I don’t know if cam even relate (which means sit down), but I’m acme scarring had brought me a great deal of pain. So the laughing for literally no reason, it comes off as condescending
Love the venn diagram!!! The breakdown of and pictures for different types of scars help a lot too.
Anyone got a link to that venn diagram picture?
Love you guys. I’m so appreciative to your page. My skincare routine is so much better because of you two. The comments I’ve received lately is definitely because I trust your advice and most certainly more patient with myself and caring for my skin. My confidence has so improved. Thank you. Love from a BIG fan of you from the UK 🇬🇧 and believe me I tell everyone about Doctorly xx
I'm legit so scared to go to any dermatologist, but I need these two in my city to treat my acne scars!!!
Do your research before going in
Definitely agree with seeing a dermatologist for acne scars. Recently had non ablative laser on my acne scars and could see instant improvements within an hour. Pretty amazing. Thanks guys, love watching all your vids from down under 🇦🇺
How much it cost
@@Raphonrelationships $300 per treatment
@@tonganqueenb5517that’s not bad
So finally I found the best dermatologist here your work is really appreciated love you guys
OMG!!! I just had a pathology exam today!!!! And skin was one of the tissues that we had to know (granulation tissue, inflamation, inflamatory cells...)....im studying to be a vet but we also have to know all of this stuff..
Beijos de Portugal!!!🇵🇹😘🥰
Thanks for the tips! I had adult acne. Thanks dad for passing it on 😃 Face and upper back! The scarring is not too bad but it helps that my eye sight is not perfect now I am over 40! Plus I think you get a bit kinder to yourself as you mature 😃 Guys you don't have to look perfect!
The Venn diagram is EVERYTHING
I love these guys and appreciate all the good FREE knowledge they provide us.
I give much thanks !
Many thanks from Australia! I have struggled with acne most of my life and this gives me hope my scarring and texture will get better.
I love the diagrams/charts! I replay, pause, and take snapshots of those! Thank you again for the informative video.
WE CARE ABOUT THE CHARTS!!!
WE CARE ABOUT THE VENN DIAGRAMS!!!
*claps excitedly like a seal*
I absolutely love this channel. I just wanted to say THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart.
I like the the way you guys spread some joy and at the same time giving us the best of solutions 🥰
I love the diagram! so clear and easy to understand! Thanks so much for making this!
Thank you guys! I fought my whole life to eliminate these scars, I managed to improve a lot but some still continue! I'm still using the retinoids! ✌️
This is the only truly helpful video on treating acne scars that I've come across. Thank you guys!!!
Especially for the Venn diagram!!! It's going to save us a lot of effort and time💖💖💖
It takes time to treat acne scars.. but the right products will give u great skin all throughout the years.
My husband has acne scars and acne prone skin. He is consistently using the Banish Kit 2.0 and that helped him have good skin, less maintenance up to now. No need for expensive treatments or skincare
You guys are truly the best - always informative, always engaging, and always empathetic in your delivery ❤️
I LOVED the 'acne chart'!!! Super helpful
I have had chemical peels, dermabrasion and laser. It helped a little but I still have a lot of scars, so my question is: how do you know you have reached your peak when it comes to healing your skin? I lost hope that I will ever have a nice skin texture since I had acne since 10 and until my 20´s... it really gets to your self esteem.
Also this was very helpful thank you!
19:44 I DO CARE ABOUT THE VENN DIAGRAM, I LOVE IT THANK YOU!!
Wow! Finally! Why is this such a hard topic to find!? Thank you so much for you very thorough and honest review of treatments!❤
A retinoid is a lifesaver. Anti aging, prevents acne, AND treats scarring ❤️
what retinoid did u use?
I actually have good news in hypopigmentation. I had many cause I picked my scars, well they're tiny but they looked very obvious. They're now gone from using hydroquinone, not completely gone, but I'm defo seeing the difference in just about a month. So yeahh
Just wanted to share. I've suffered from severe bacne when I was growing up which left me with a lot of darks marks. I hated going to the beach because it felt like everyone could see them. Finally got it treated when I got a job. The dermatologist applied a Glycolic acid peel followed by microdermabrasion. Then, on top of that, TCA. It hurt like hell at first but then I got used to it. Now I can barely see the scars and I'm not afraid to take off my shirt at the beach anymore
I'm so happy I found you guys! Maybe 15 years ago cystic huge bumps came out nowhere. They were left and right of my mouth. I tried to pop at first but there was a thick skin on top. I thought it was from stress because I was going to school full time and working full time. The only way to get rid of it was a shot of cortisone and before that they had to open it up and take the junk inside. The Dr said she didn't want to give scars by giving too many shots of cortisone but I couldn't take the pain because they were the size.of.golf.balls. they aren't as big like they used to be. I want to try faded and needling but everything is so expensive
I used to watch you guys leisurely but now, I whip out my notes and treat it as a mini lecture. Thank you for the informative content! :)
I’m so glad I found you guys. I’m in my early 30s, after 6 kids im still battling acne. So stressful, but I’m glad a found you guys I’ve been doing a lot of studying and buying these treatments.fingers crossed I have a solution
I live for Dr. Maxfield saying, “Here we go!”
Great tips! Thanks for sharing
I tried the Faded cream by Topicals on my hyperpigmentation on insect bite allergies (I have flea bites from cats and they all turned black after healing) it helped so much and only in 1 month! Normally it would take 8-10 months before these spots fade on my skin but Faded made it possible in a month. Really works.
Do you use it everyday?
@@cl6188 yes, I apply lotion (these are on the legs and arms) because it can be pretty drying on the skin
The Topicals Faded cream has really made a difference for me too.
Where did you by the Faded Cream, miss? 😊
I had an allergy to seafood, so I got scars! But Differin and mandelic acid helped me
I love these guys, they’re so well educated and helpful. And they’re literally *glowing*, and that’s how you know they follow their own advice. :D
Amazing kudos to these doctors and their editors!
The video I have been waitinggggg fooorrr!!!! Thank youuuuuu so muchh!!! 🤗
Y'all, I really need this! I have acne scars and PIH for many months now
Hi, just wanted to drop in and say that I've been binge watching the skincare playlist and I absolutely love your content, its so helpful plus SO entertaining.. You're both hilarious :')
Video request-How to take care of skin systemically, as in diet, supplements, water intake etc
Love from India!
I took a screenshot even before it said "screenshot this ".
Turns out I was more exited about the venn diagram than Dr. Shah. 😂😂😂😂
I just finished accutane and learning that I have Post- Inflammatory Eryhema pigment changes and Atropic scars and i just learned from this video, it’s very interesting and helpful I’m struggling so much with adjusting and trying to fix my scarring
y'all are my go to when i need any skincare advice especially with what ingredients i should look for
Hi doctors, i think a lot of people would benefit from a video explaining ingrown hairs on the body and ways to treat. Thank you for your time!
“No ones going to care about our acne chart”
I do!! 😅 but on a real note this was a great video and your editor is doing a fantastic job 😂👏🏻 Dr Shah’s lasers were hilarious.
I literally had the same excitement!! Look at the overlap, nicely color coded- love it!!!!!
We do care!!! You guys are the best. Love the end credits!
I always love the videos. Re: the editing - I'd prefer it if the doctors weren't grayed out when the graphic rolls in. Drop down the bullets, play with the color and keep their Dewey faces clear. jmo for what it's worth.
Ehehehe
Where can I get that chart? I need that framed and on my vanity!
I've only just found your videos but want to share my experience with you. I have a picking disorder, my mum has it and so do my sisters. I have a lot of super white patches and scars but I am nearly fully healed. I even have pics when I was a kid covered in scabs. The few tricks that helped me was starting a skin care routine, a bit of trial and error later I have a good routine. I get very stressed when I have bumps and lumps so I started using sentella patches, this helps for that split second when I wanted to pick and then I get my nails done with acrylics and got the artist to not make the ends sharp so I have a rounded edges. I have scars etc but my confidence has rocketed sky high. I hope my little journey helps someone.
Thank you!! I have that also🙄....what did you use to help the scars?
I had an impulsive picking d/o due to side effects from an antidepressant/sleep medication I took as a teen. It really left its mark on me and now it has been retriggered from trauma/stress...I'm so over carrying these scars with me❤
My acne scars have caused depression, social anxiety, fear of taking pictures, low self-esteem, lack of confidence, loneliness....all of that has lead to alcohol and drug abuse....
Sometimes I just wish I was never even born. In my darkest times- I've felt suicidal.
Everyone tells you to just be yourself and "be confident" but for me it's always been a struggle.
Like is swear to god thanks for being true with all of this details and info which can help people with acne
Appreciate the info. I've had true acne scars since i was 18, looks to be more atrophic tried lots of diff products. Going to talk to a dermatologist once I find a reputable one in my area. I dont break out that often. I was looking at Mederma but exhausted with buying so many products
The best thing I ever did was seek professional help for my acne from a dermatologist 🕺🏽✨. Love watching your videos! It’s like I have 3 dermatologists 😂.
How did it go has it helped ?
Yes @@sk-beast9968, it did. I achieved acne-free & pigmentation-free skin under my in-person dermatologist.
@@MoniqueXSM do your insurance cover it Or did you pay out of pocket? I want to visit a dermatologist but don’t know how much it will be since I don’t have insurance 🙁
Hey @@dee1921, best to check with your insurance provider on what exactly your policy covers. My insurance doesn’t cover the procedures but does cover the prescription medications. Everyone’s insurance is set up differently though.
I care about the venn diagram!! ❤️ I 100% rewinded the video several times to try and capture all of the info when it first popped up super quick lol. So thank you for adding the complete diagram later for us to screenshot!
Suggestion, maybe every time you guys have a chart or diagram you can also post it on the community tab the same day you post the video? :) Also thank you for this video! I’m going to commit to staying consistent with the Scar gel/ sheets for my hypertrophic scars
Time stamps
@@leonardodavinci7524 I can find them with or without time stamps, only suggesting another place for us to reference all their diagrams and charts 😄
@@velandrea 2:16 for other people
@@leonardodavinci7524 @18:28 is better :)
Complete Solution in one Video
Great Work Docs 👍🏼 Thanks
I loved the chart…. Always love a chart. Helps see the information in a more succinct way.
Yall should go live and maybe go through emails that get sent to you for skin advice? Like in DEPTH morning and night care and products that could help. I would personally love to watch that and learn :)
Woah Dr. Shah can shoot lazer out of his fingers, that's awesome!
Ha. I loved that part too!
Have you ever had a patient walk into your office and say “You wanna know how I got these scars?”...
1: Microneedling
2: Chemical Peels
3: Lasers
4: Subcision
5: Retinoids
6: Chemical Peels
7: Silicone gel
Do retinoids really work ??
I have heard Dr Shah talk about Venn diagrams a lot since it makes things more organized and easier to understand. Please go ahead and explain us we are going to support you!
One of my favorite videos thus far. I’ve never heard of Faded Topicals until now (y’all sold it out on Sephora btw). They have another product called “Like Butter” I would love to hear both your thoughts on!
The problem I have is I get Erythema, but then I get another pimple in nearly the same spot so it just adds to the redness on top of the overall redness my skin has. Also, I really appreciate the retinol substitutes. I know it is the end all be all, but when trying to get pregnant/breastfeeding you can't use it and we all just want nice skin!
Love your videos. I really like the way Dr. Maxfield looks at Dr. Shah
You could also try skincare channels from your particular country for products as well.
this is a dream come true .. I remember watching this video and listening about laser for my acne scars…
and now here I am in the dr office getting my face numb getting ready for laser :3
Thank you for providing videos with acne/acne scar tips. My 20 yro son has had bad acne since he was 14. I think he's embarrassed and just cannot be bothered by going to see derm. even tho he has great ins. He has really bad hyper-scaring now on his shoulders, back and some on face. I feel terrible for him. We are going to try the scar away for now. Gave him a tube of differn for his face. Thank you again!
Would love a video on whether anti-aging products like firming creams, etc. actually work!
Hi Doctorly! Love love love your videos and I binge almost every night 😂 I’d like to suggest a dedicated video on eczema/atopic dermatitis and subsequent hyperpigmentation. I’m not sure if hyperpigmentation after eczema is treated the same way as the one after acne and a dedicated video on atopic dermatitis would help clear that out, among other things. Thanks in advance! x
Omg thank you for the hypertrophic scar recommendation. I have it on my chin and it never was in the strophic acne scar category. Now I know to at least get the right treatment to try and flatten up more. Going to buy it ASAP!
Glad you guys are back together 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I know acne especially cystic acne is really hard not to pick especially when they hurt but I want to tell anyone suffering from acne please PLEASE dont pick at them. I wish I had someone tell me that doing so would leave deep scars that look like holes that unfortunately will be permanent. You can try all the products out there and waste money on laser but nothing will help get rid of them and they get worse locking as you age.😔 So please don’t ruin you skin by picking, go to a dermatologist, and treat it how your dermatologist recommends.
Would love to see a video on dark circles and product recommendations to help visibly reduce the appearance of them. Also, products that would not be good (bad reactions) for daytime and nighttime skincare routines if there is any 🙏🏼💕
LOVE THIS!!
Would love to hear about in-office treatments for back acne. Back acne is so pesky and hard to treat and not a lot of great/easy to use home products are available! Pleaseee do a video on this.
Curology sends a body acne body wash which works pretty well
I’ve noticed I get acne scaring when I go to the gym for example and don’t shower and wash my back right away. Or when I go too long without washing my hair since I use a lot of products and exercise often
Dr. Maxfield throws retinoids at everything hahaha ...having a heart attack? Here is some retinol😅
Hahahahaha
Have to say that topical retinoid products seem to be made to pry customers off their money without delivering any benefits or very little benefits. In all of my years of using retinol creams - 0.5 %, 0.25 % and 0.1%, I have not noticed an iota of difference in my skin texture.
@@aditbhiday I started off with 0.5% The Ordinary retinol and after 3 months went to 1% and now I'm using the Olay Retinol 24 ...I see a huge difference. I also use Vitamin C during the day ...so maybe it's a combination
@@aditbhiday well, retinol needs to be converted twice before it turns into retinoic acid on the skin. That's why it takes much longer than adapalene and tretinoin that don't need to be converted to work. Formulation and packaging also matter. Since retinol is light-sensitive, you want to buy a retinol product that is packaged in a tube, and not in a glass dropper bottle. Also, no matter how high the concentration of the retinol is, if the formulation sucks, it'll take even much longer to see results. In the worst scenario, you won't see results at all. This is why i prefer adapalene. It is not light-sensitive, much cheaper and works much faster.
@@aditbhiday works for me 🤷♂️
Please do a video with your favorite eye cream/ treatments. Not just for puffy eyes and dark circles but also for fine lines. I feel like the only eye creams I find are for puffy eyes/dark circles and I don't have either. Thanks you guys! Love your videos!
I would LOVE to see a video on pregnancy skin care! Acne, dry skin, all that good stuff that can come with those hormone changes that come with pregnancy!
Thank you so much for these videos! Very informative and really love your personalities and love for dermatology! Wanted to leave a request for stretch marks and cures/treatments for it especially the ones that are freshly forming! Thank you ❤️❤️❤️