As a nephrologist (kidney doctor) it makes me so happy to hear Doctorly calling them the most important organ in the body! 🙂 and absolutely right they will take care of all your hydration needs!
Totally agree with others about an episode discussing skin changes and skincare in perimenopause and menopause. I was seriously not prepared for the skin effects from perimenopause that I've experienced so far (like suddenly becoming reactive to my usual skincare regime, getting patches of eczema at random times, milia outbreaks, bouts of cholinergic urticaria) & until I spoke to my GP I had no idea if it was something I was doing wrong with my skin to make it behave the way it was.
Once again: Knocked it out da park! Professional, candid, informed, witty, unafraid to speak your mind (but with grace and courtesy)--I really enjoy what you two bring to the channel!
So, as others have mentioned here, there needs to be more research and discussion about how peri-menopause and menopause affect the skin. We all know about how environment, sun damage, stress, diet, gravity etc. affect the skin over time. We also know the habits and products that can help with those. However, what I have not seen a lot of talk about is how loss of estrogen and progesterone impact the look and feel of the skin. (In addition to all the other lovely changes to your body. So much fun) I feel like the lack of information on this leads sooooooo many women to feel bad about the way they look. Even though they have done everything right for their skin. I am definitely one of those women. I have been caring for my skin, almost obsessively, my whole life. It wasn't until I watched a video from another dermatologist here about why JLo looks so good for her age. She stated that one of the factors was that she thought JLo was probably on some form of hormone therapy. I feel kind of stupid, but I never would have thought about that. No doctor has ever had any discussion about that with me. This needs to be talked about more. And it needs to be proactive rather than waiting until full menopause and the damage has already been done.
Asking dermatologists to research hormone therapy for you is like asking a chef to research chemical engineering. You’re looking for answers from the wrong people, focus on anti-aging specialists/doctors.
@@RubmaLione But as doctors they DO have access to studies and research about all sorts of drugs and how they can affect the skin. It seems like an important topic for helping skin as we age.
You guys have the BEST skincare info on the net! It's a destination for me. When I'm attempting to understand others' decisions making processes, I try to look at the same info. Maybe a broader lens, like a PESTLE analysis of the proposed TikTok ban, might help. Expanding lanes is tricky business. 😊 Keep up the great work - your skincare expertise is top-shelf and actionable. Thank you.
@@Doctorly you never talk about laser hair removal some dermatologist say no need to shave and some say you have to shave and they refer that depending on the machine is it true? Especially face dude its kinda scary
Since following you on RUclips, my skin routine has dramatically changed at the age of 61; your recommendations are "simple" and clear to comprehend! Thanks again!
I know I should say something more meaningful, but just want to comment to help your channel algorithm out. I really enjoy the added content these podcasts bring. Love the seeming randomness of it and the current topics ❤
HEY DOCTORS!!! Im a pre med student here, researching some of the cosmetic products on the market currently, more specifically, Sunscreens. Can you guys discuss some of the SPF components in sunscreens and the claims that some of the different chemicals have negative effects on our bodies?
I agree with Dr Shah when he said sleeping on his right side causes his beard to not connect. I sleep on my right side to because I have a small tear on my rotator cuff and my hair on my right side is thinner.
I'm following the podcast but I'm on RUclips so much more. And I love seeing you gents! I appreciate how busy you both must be so anytime you post I'm there ready to learn. Thank you both so much for all you do!👍❤️⭐👍❤️⭐
29:10 you talk about training your jaw muscles for a stronger jaw line. Bret Contreras did a post on training his jaw for a month or so using a contraption you put in your mouth and he said it didn’t change his appearance at all.
First of all, thanks for all you do! Luv you guys. I need to say that sleeping on your side without a special pillow for your face can definitely cause wrinkles. I've witnessed people having more wrinkles on the side of their face that they prefer to sleep on. Because of that, I invested in a special pillow that keeps my cheeks off the pillow while on my side. I'm more of a side sleeper so the pillow has really made a difference. ❤👍🏻
My take on Deinfluencing is listening to reviews based on the product. Too many influencers(especially on Tiktok) just say the product is good because either they are being paid by the brand or hoping to be paid for by the brand.
Could you two include older age groups in your comparisons and evaluations? I am about to be 69. I am doing a lot for my Roseacia prone skin. Your ideas for the older age group would be appreciated.
My spouse and I go to the gym several times a week. We pay nothing to go as our advantage insurance covers the cost. I was a couch potato after I retired and at the least it’s keeping me moving.
I may be the only one, but I laughed so hard when you both were talking about sleeping positions, sleeping on your face, and watching people sleep 😂😂😭😭
As far as when sunscreen should be used…when I was growing up in the 70s… no one was aware that sun was harmful! As a teen, I had very bad acne and went to a dermatologist who gave me Retin-A liquid and told me it would be beneficial also to sit out in the sun for 15 minutes a day to let the sun dry up my acne. So I never wore sunscreen Even into my 40s. Unfortunately, now I have a lot of sun damage.
wow, i'm so sorry about your sun skin damage. i can't imagine how Retin=a without sunscreen and having to sit in the sun after applying it did to your skin. my generation is so lucky to have free dermatological information readily available
I consistently sleep on my right side (due to having a baby in the bed) and my esthetician has noted many times that I have lost volume in that side of my face.
I do have a crease line next to my mouth on one side of my face which is super prominent when I wake up but it goes away after a few hours. It’s every morning so maybe it will stick around longer but I’ve been aware of it for at least 6-7 years and it is always gone by lunch. 🤷♀️
Can you guys make a video on the "Banisher 2.0", it's been getting a lot of traction lately because of it's ability to fade acne scarring, but I'm kinda skeptical, btw love y'all videos💙
Hello Doctorly, as a Muslim woman, I take ablution 5 times a day to pray and my skin is so dry that sometimes when I use creams, it burns and cracks occur. I used Avena moisturizer and I also used CeraVe but it didn't help. What is your advice for me and muslim women? Thank you
I wish I knew about sun screens in my 20s. I applied it when I was a teen due to severe acnee to avoid dark spots. It didn't really work, and it made my face turn purple. Therefore I couldn't put a thick layer on my face to go to school, (well... technically I could but...yeah...) Thanks for all the infos.
My skin is exactly the same since I was 11 years old 😂 I'm almost 38 and still struggling with breakouts. I'm waiting for my skin to wake up and say hey you're gonna be 40 soon things will be different 😂😂
I have genetically had good skin but one thing that has occurred recently is due to a change in sleeping position (I'm 53). I used to sleep on my back but an injury means I now sleep predominantly on my right side. This has been for a few years now and over this time I have gradually noticed that my right eyebrow and right eyelid are obviously lower than the left (which they were not before). It is even more noticeable now as I have had to start wearing glasses again for reading (having been shortsighted from age 7 to 27 when I had laser surgery) and the right eyebrow is below the frame whilst the left is parallel to it. Any advice as to how to combat this other than not sleeping on my right side (as this is not an option)? is what people say about satin pillowcases true for example? Thank you and for all your content.
I used to sleep on my side when I was younger but now pretty consistently sleep on my back Two things that could help is 1. a different pillow, I switched from a loose down pillow to one of those memory foam pillows that has a well in the middle, and it's more comfortable to lay on my back with it 2. just putting pillows on the side you like to sleep on, and on your chest... it's like weighing yourself down in place lol
@@k8eee Thank you so much for replying with suggestions, really kind. Unfortunately it is a pelvic injury that is the problem so I literally can't lie on my back for more than 5 minutes without my sacrum started to hurt! It's very annoying as I don't sleep nearly as well now on my side! x
Yes satin pillow case might help. Also, massaging the face after getting up helps as well. You can search the fascial massage for dropping skin.That's what my mom do. She usually sleeps on sides.
@@kathrynJMwest sorry to hear about your injury. I feel for you, I’m dealing with an injury too. I’ve never been able to sleep on my back. I snore and wake up from nightmares!
Emsculpt neo really helped me target my menopausal midsection that no amount of good diet or exercise seemed to help. I didn’t get washboard abs, but it definitely helped redefine my waistline, and encouraged me to continue on my own fitness journey. I totally agree with your take on Emface. I’ve always had that argument about using nuface and then getting Botox.
Do you guys know anything about sudden allergies to Benzoyl Peroxide? I'd been using it for 2 years without any issues and I woke up one day with hives and swollen eyes and found out it was the benzoyl peroxide. Since then, I've tried to implement it into my routine in so many different ways and every time I have the same reaction. I've talked to a lot of people that told me the same thing happened to them practically overnight. Is there any research on why this happens? It's disappointing because it was working so well :/
It’s as if you haven’t heard about the tiktok suicide challenges and the children doing that - that’s just one reason why tik tok is so hated. The Chinese government owns most of it, accesses the data, and then makes sure the most vulnerable people see those damaging videos in their feed.
I didn’t care for my skin until my very late 60s. I don’t think it was in the media for most of us unless you have acne or something else. I’m now at 75 I care a lot! I know used Noxema as a teen.
That's actually really interesting. The community I've seen with de-influencing either show there house as imperfect and how they are handling it. Or they talk about what you don't need at all no alternative 😂. Which I guess the second kinda falls under what you two talked about. The "TikTok" ban is actually a lot MORE than banning TikTok.
Can you do discuss alternatives to retinol for less tolerant skin or for those who do treatments which arent possible on retinol like laser hair removal etc
Back in my 30s retinol did not exist. I have only started using it age 47, thereabouts; 50 going on 51 now. It's been good to me. I do layer my skin care and end with Nivea's blue tin (which I have been using since age 3, as I am extremely dry).
Love u guys!! U r so professional in every aspect. Especially I appreciate your transparency when you don’t quite know for sure on a certain subject you actually say it without trying to prove anything even if you stand against common opinion. Very tactful, very classy. We appreciate and notice these things in Europe very much. I sent your videos to my sister and she was absolutely delighted “Finally normal people with sense”😎
I love your videos, please can you make one about hyperhidrosis, i suffer from it since 8 years old, i have it on my hands and feet, whatever the treatment can be, i'm ready for it, unfortunately in my country the dermatologists do not suggest a miracle solution. So please we need your help🙏
I avoid social media everywhere but You Tube, to avoid time and mental drain. I also avoid short form content for the same reason. I do think young people need help with attention, not harm. My own 21 y o son expresses that he and his friends see a problem for themselves with too much short form content
I sleep on my right side and can’t fall asleep on my back. I get this long line on the side of my face from my skin squishing together there that is driving me crazy. When I was your age these lines would disappear quickly, now it’s there all day. I’m trying to make adjustments to stop this but so far it hasn’t worked and just causing me not be able to sleep.
A public physician here in the Philippines, Doctors just want to know your opinion about skin care product of Skinfood from Korea, especially the Yuja C dark spot clear serum, thank you very much
I think sleeping on one's back does help prevent wrinkles. I've noticed I have less wrinkles than my sisters. I'm the middle sister. One likes to sleep on her side, and the other often sleeps on her stomach. I used to sleep on my side, but I trained myself to sleep on my back.
Love to IF! Works great for my skin and inflammation, really helps keep me centered. Rarely ever drink more than 40oz of water a day, that seems to be my comfort zone. "That being said..." lol, I wanted to comment on the side sleeping segment. I have been a side sleeper most of my life. I tend to sleep primarily on my left side, and I will say, Dr. Maxfield, that there is a difference in the depth of the lines under my left eye compared to my right. It's not obvious to the casual observer, mostly just to me. I do switch sides, but if I sleep on the right, my ear hurts, kind of like muscle cramp, which then drives me back to the left. Maybe I'll just use more eye cream on that side? ;)
Hey I'm 53 and I'm from the hot,sunny,and humid South Carolina I have terrible sun damage from way to many years without sunscreen, I was hoping you could recommend a good niacinamide which I've heard helps with hyperpigmentation and tons of dark spots thank you guys
Hello from Colorado Springs! Botox for teeth clenching/grinding, please! (Is this also done by a dermatologist?) My dentist refused to comment on the subject 🤔
I would look for another dentist I'm also a teeth clencher I hate it ! My dentist does not do it but has recommended one who does , she was not yet trained I'm seeing my dermatologist 1st of may I'll update on if they do it !!
What do you think about 'thymol t essence ' There's this face wash from Ponds that claim reduction in acne in 3 days with Thymol T essence as active ingredient I couldn't find much article about it ,other than research paper
Overnight moisturizer Belief Aqua Bomb sleeping mask… any good? I’d really appreciate a run down of buy or pass on skin care items when Ulta and Sephora have their sales! This one is about to end in 2 days.. but Ulta does send info in advance. That would help so much to know what to buy or pass on!! 😄🙏🏼 also, I get confused and have never sat to memorize what I can use with what or what to not use with certain ingredients. Is it possible to do video on that? Like a newbie to skin care video. I’m looking into retinol but sounds like I should use up skincare I just bought first 🤷🏼♀️ anyways thanks for all u do!!!!!
i bought a nira laser.? used it once or twice every day for 3 months and saw no benefit. then bought a myolift qt. each treatment takes forever. i used it daily for a month then 4-5 times a week for 2 more months... no difference. now im like... red light or radio frequency or give up?
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As a nephrologist (kidney doctor) it makes me so happy to hear Doctorly calling them the most important organ in the body! 🙂 and absolutely right they will take care of all your hydration needs!
What foods do you recommend to best clear kidneys? Do coffee enemas work?
Thank you for your service good sir
Totally agree with others about an episode discussing skin changes and skincare in perimenopause and menopause. I was seriously not prepared for the skin effects from perimenopause that I've experienced so far (like suddenly becoming reactive to my usual skincare regime, getting patches of eczema at random times, milia outbreaks, bouts of cholinergic urticaria) & until I spoke to my GP I had no idea if it was something I was doing wrong with my skin to make it behave the way it was.
Once again: Knocked it out da park! Professional, candid, informed, witty, unafraid to speak your mind (but with grace and courtesy)--I really enjoy what you two bring to the channel!
Perfectly said !
So, as others have mentioned here, there needs to be more research and discussion about how peri-menopause and menopause affect the skin. We all know about how environment, sun damage, stress, diet, gravity etc. affect the skin over time. We also know the habits and products that can help with those.
However, what I have not seen a lot of talk about is how loss of estrogen and progesterone impact the look and feel of the skin. (In addition to all the other lovely changes to your body. So much fun) I feel like the lack of information on this leads sooooooo many women to feel bad about the way they look. Even though they have done everything right for their skin. I am definitely one of those women. I have been caring for my skin, almost obsessively, my whole life.
It wasn't until I watched a video from another dermatologist here about why JLo looks so good for her age. She stated that one of the factors was that she thought JLo was probably on some form of hormone therapy. I feel kind of stupid, but I never would have thought about that. No doctor has ever had any discussion about that with me.
This needs to be talked about more. And it needs to be proactive rather than waiting until full menopause and the damage has already been done.
And many of us with hormone receptor positive breast cancer can't take hormone replacement therapy😢
Asking dermatologists to research hormone therapy for you is like asking a chef to research chemical engineering. You’re looking for answers from the wrong people, focus on anti-aging specialists/doctors.
@@RubmaLione But as doctors they DO have access to studies and research about all sorts of drugs and how they can affect the skin.
It seems like an important topic for helping skin as we age.
You guys have the BEST skincare info on the net! It's a destination for me.
When I'm attempting to understand others' decisions making processes, I try to look at the same info. Maybe a broader lens, like a PESTLE analysis of the proposed TikTok ban, might help. Expanding lanes is tricky business. 😊
Keep up the great work - your skincare expertise is top-shelf and actionable. Thank you.
Two beautiful and smart men, love you guys! I've learned so much from you both! I love you guys!
“Together-ish”! I miss having you guys in the same room but this works too! Thank you for the info and laughs.
Don't worry, We'll continue to be together shooting and posting our usual YT content. In fact, perhaps soon even more frequently. -Dr M
@Doctorly Good, there is a different "energy" about both of you, when you're next to each other. You just feed off each other so well 🥰💗🥰
@@Doctorly you never talk about laser hair removal some dermatologist say no need to shave and some say you have to shave and they refer that depending on the machine is it true? Especially face dude its kinda scary
Since following you on RUclips, my skin routine has dramatically changed at the age of 61; your recommendations are "simple" and clear to comprehend! Thanks again!
You two are so pleasant to watch. I just came across your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge on skincare. Easy on the eyes too!
I know I should say something more meaningful, but just want to comment to help your channel algorithm out. I really enjoy the added content these podcasts bring. Love the seeming randomness of it and the current topics ❤
Dr. Glaucomfleken needs to do a skit on your riverboat sunscreen throwing experience😂😂😂
HEY DOCTORS!!! Im a pre med student here, researching some of the cosmetic products on the market currently, more specifically, Sunscreens. Can you guys discuss some of the SPF components in sunscreens and the claims that some of the different chemicals have negative effects on our bodies?
I’d be really interested to know what you both think about facials, I’ve never heard you talk about them so it’d be good to know your take.
Love both of you! Your information is so useful…thank you for sharing your knowledge, opinions with all who love to learn!
I agree with Dr Shah when he said sleeping on his right side causes his beard to not connect. I sleep on my right side to because I have a small tear on my rotator cuff and my hair on my right side is thinner.
I'm following the podcast but I'm on RUclips so much more. And I love seeing you gents! I appreciate how busy you both must be so anytime you post I'm there ready to learn. Thank you both so much for all you do!👍❤️⭐👍❤️⭐
You both are so smart and well-spoken - duh, doctors - but still! A lot of common sense here. Great energy as well!
Loving your podcasts!
Dr Maxfield doing this thing of running his fingers through his hair. I’m loving it.
29:10 you talk about training your jaw muscles for a stronger jaw line. Bret Contreras did a post on training his jaw for a month or so using a contraption you put in your mouth and he said it didn’t change his appearance at all.
First of all, thanks for all you do! Luv you guys. I need to say that sleeping on your side without a special pillow for your face can definitely cause wrinkles. I've witnessed people having more wrinkles on the side of their face that they prefer to sleep on. Because of that, I invested in a special pillow that keeps my cheeks off the pillow while on my side. I'm more of a side sleeper so the pillow has really made a difference. ❤👍🏻
Do you mind sharing a link
My take on Deinfluencing is listening to reviews based on the product. Too many influencers(especially on Tiktok) just say the product is good because either they are being paid by the brand or hoping to be paid for by the brand.
Could you two include older age groups in your comparisons and evaluations? I am about to be 69. I am doing a lot for my Roseacia prone skin. Your ideas for the older age group would be appreciated.
My spouse and I go to the gym several times a week. We pay nothing to go as our advantage insurance covers the cost. I was a couch potato after I retired and at the least it’s keeping me moving.
I may be the only one, but I laughed so hard when you both were talking about sleeping positions, sleeping on your face, and watching people sleep 😂😂😭😭
Really enjoyed this episode look forward to hearing more
Awesome podcast! Hope you guys keep making more!
As far as when sunscreen should be used…when I was growing up in the 70s… no one was aware that sun was harmful! As a teen, I had very bad acne and went to a dermatologist who gave me Retin-A liquid and told me it would be beneficial also to sit out in the sun for 15 minutes a day to let the sun dry up my acne. So I never wore sunscreen Even into my 40s. Unfortunately, now I have a lot of sun damage.
wow, i'm so sorry about your sun skin damage. i can't imagine how Retin=a without sunscreen and having to sit in the sun after applying it did to your skin. my generation is so lucky to have free dermatological information readily available
Keep it going. Great podcasts. This was a great solution for continuing things together.
Ramadan Mubarak!
I can just watch and listen to you amazing doctors all day! Thank you
Great conversation,l enjoy any topic you choose to talk about,🙏💙💙
Awesome Podcast, you two are the best. Going to Apple to write you a great review.
Love that this is being made!
love this podcast
Products for mature skin with mild rosacea? Would love a video on that topic! 🙏❤
They made a couple of videos of Azelaic acid for rosacea!
Love your Podcasts 💗Pls share your insight about collagen supplements for anti-aging. thank you 💗
Acne has no age limit. At 59 I still keep a gentle acne fighting ingredients on hand.
Exactly!! To what you’re both saying about social media.
would you please address the fears of sunscreen causing cancer, trying to teach my grandaughter to start now but getting push back from many
Love those videos guys, thanks for all the info & honesty. Btw Dr Shah, the way you pronounced Ramadan Mubarak gave me heart palpitations 😳😅
I consistently sleep on my right side (due to having a baby in the bed) and my esthetician has noted many times that I have lost volume in that side of my face.
How does Dr Maxfield keep his hair and beard so jet black. If he roams like this in universities, he would be my crush and of so many
I do have a crease line next to my mouth on one side of my face which is super prominent when I wake up but it goes away after a few hours. It’s every morning so maybe it will stick around longer but I’ve been aware of it for at least 6-7 years and it is always gone by lunch. 🤷♀️
I agree with Dr Shah as I sleep on my right side. I have hair that doesn’t grow as well on my right.
Throwing sunscreen , not beads? Wow, different than I remember New Orleans! 😎
Can you guys make a video on the "Banisher 2.0", it's been getting a lot of traction lately because of it's ability to fade acne scarring, but I'm kinda skeptical, btw love y'all videos💙
If out government officials were so concerned they would pass a data privacy bill of rights for us which would apply to ALL social media companies.
Hello Doctorly, as a Muslim woman, I take ablution 5 times a day to pray and my skin is so dry that sometimes when I use creams, it burns and cracks occur. I used Avena moisturizer and I also used CeraVe but it didn't help. What is your advice for me and muslim women? Thank you
Great question
any tips for skincare during ramadan? i feel so dehydrated
So agree with the tictok thoughts. Opened my mind on this.
I wish I knew about sun screens in my 20s.
I applied it when I was a teen due to severe acnee to avoid dark spots. It didn't really work, and it made my face turn purple. Therefore I couldn't put a thick layer on my face to go to school, (well... technically I could but...yeah...)
Thanks for all the infos.
My skin is exactly the same since I was 11 years old 😂 I'm almost 38 and still struggling with breakouts. I'm waiting for my skin to wake up and say hey you're gonna be 40 soon things will be different 😂😂
😭😭😭😭 Doctor Shah spitting straight facts
Thanks for sharing. On RUclips you too look like very compatible if I am not wrong.😂😂😂😂
Love you two! ❤ The TikTok ban is disguised as a power grab. All we can do is make sure we put on our sunscreen!
Dr Shah saying dont get high on your own supply gave me life today lol
thank you for all you efforts
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can't believe I skipped parades to study when i could've been catching sunscreen from floats 😭
Please give the combination screen routine
Could you please make a routine for combination and itchy skin?
My sister used CBD on her psoriasis and it helped her with itchiness and the redness
I have genetically had good skin but one thing that has occurred recently is due to a change in sleeping position (I'm 53). I used to sleep on my back but an injury means I now sleep predominantly on my right side. This has been for a few years now and over this time I have gradually noticed that my right eyebrow and right eyelid are obviously lower than the left (which they were not before). It is even more noticeable now as I have had to start wearing glasses again for reading (having been shortsighted from age 7 to 27 when I had laser surgery) and the right eyebrow is below the frame whilst the left is parallel to it. Any advice as to how to combat this other than not sleeping on my right side (as this is not an option)? is what people say about satin pillowcases true for example? Thank you and for all your content.
I used to sleep on my side when I was younger but now pretty consistently sleep on my back
Two things that could help is
1. a different pillow, I switched from a loose down pillow to one of those memory foam pillows that has a well in the middle, and it's more comfortable to lay on my back with it
2. just putting pillows on the side you like to sleep on, and on your chest... it's like weighing yourself down in place lol
@@k8eee Thank you so much for replying with suggestions, really kind. Unfortunately it is a pelvic injury that is the problem so I literally can't lie on my back for more than 5 minutes without my sacrum started to hurt! It's very annoying as I don't sleep nearly as well now on my side! x
Yes satin pillow case might help. Also, massaging the face after getting up helps as well. You can search the fascial massage for dropping skin.That's what my mom do. She usually sleeps on sides.
@@kathrynJMwest sorry to hear about your injury. I feel for you, I’m dealing with an injury too.
I’ve never been able to sleep on my back. I snore and wake up from nightmares!
Emsculpt neo really helped me target my menopausal midsection that no amount of good diet or exercise seemed to help. I didn’t get washboard abs, but it definitely helped redefine my waistline, and encouraged me to continue on my own fitness journey. I totally agree with your take on Emface. I’ve always had that argument about using nuface and then getting Botox.
Thanks for the feedback on EmSculpt!
I"m thinking Dr.Dray was very happy about the sunscreen thing😅
In australia Emsculpt started at $1000 per session minimum of 4 sessions, recommended 6 session. Then maintenance yearly. Absolute robbery
Do you guys know anything about sudden allergies to Benzoyl Peroxide? I'd been using it for 2 years without any issues and I woke up one day with hives and swollen eyes and found out it was the benzoyl peroxide. Since then, I've tried to implement it into my routine in so many different ways and every time I have the same reaction. I've talked to a lot of people that told me the same thing happened to them practically overnight. Is there any research on why this happens? It's disappointing because it was working so well :/
It’s as if you haven’t heard about the tiktok suicide challenges and the children doing that - that’s just one reason why tik tok is so hated. The Chinese government owns most of it, accesses the data, and then makes sure the most vulnerable people see those damaging videos in their feed.
You are so cutely funny, both of you. Godbless!
I didn’t care for my skin until my very late 60s. I don’t think it was in the media for most of us unless you have acne or something else. I’m now at 75 I care a lot! I know used Noxema as a teen.
I have never smoked as it's never appealed to me but Dr Shah saying "don't inhale anything... except for air" 👍🏼 made me lol 😅
That's actually really interesting. The community I've seen with de-influencing either show there house as imperfect and how they are handling it. Or they talk about what you don't need at all no alternative 😂. Which I guess the second kinda falls under what you two talked about.
The "TikTok" ban is actually a lot MORE than banning TikTok.
Can you please review Dior creams and L’Occitane face products ❤
Hey can you do a video on stretch marks ?
Did you cover face sculping? Was it that machine? What about face yoga or using an apparatus to help the face yoga?
sleeping on your side causes . am 63 and I can visibly see the wrinkles in the morning. It's a hard habit to change even though i try
I can’t believe you were all right here in New Orleans!
Can you do discuss alternatives to retinol for less tolerant skin or for those who do treatments which arent possible on retinol like laser hair removal etc
Dr Maxfield looks like he has been surfing 😊
Back in my 30s retinol did not exist. I have only started using it age 47, thereabouts; 50 going on 51 now. It's been good to me. I do layer my skin care and end with Nivea's blue tin (which I have been using since age 3, as I am extremely dry).
Love u guys!! U r so professional in every aspect. Especially I appreciate your transparency when you don’t quite know for sure on a certain subject you actually say it without trying to prove anything even if you stand against common opinion. Very tactful, very classy. We appreciate and notice these things in Europe very much. I sent your videos to my sister and she was absolutely delighted “Finally normal people with sense”😎
I love your videos, please can you make one about hyperhidrosis, i suffer from it since 8 years old, i have it on my hands and feet, whatever the treatment can be, i'm ready for it, unfortunately in my country the dermatologists do not suggest a miracle solution. So please we need your help🙏
I avoid social media everywhere but You Tube, to avoid time and mental drain. I also avoid short form content for the same reason. I do think young people need help with attention, not harm. My own 21 y o son expresses that he and his friends see a problem for themselves with too much short form content
I agree, short form content significantly decreases attention spans and we don't know the long term consequences of that yet
I sleep on my right side and can’t fall asleep on my back. I get this long line on the side of my face from my skin squishing together there that is driving me crazy. When I was your age these lines would disappear quickly, now it’s there all day. I’m trying to make adjustments to stop this but so far it hasn’t worked and just causing me not be able to sleep.
I do the same and bought silk pillow cases. Those help some.
@@DallasNatureLover I use them.
Can you talk about chilblain treatment in one of you videos?
A public physician here in the Philippines, Doctors just want to know your opinion about skin care product of Skinfood from Korea, especially the Yuja C dark spot clear serum, thank you very much
I think sleeping on one's back does help prevent wrinkles. I've noticed I have less wrinkles than my sisters. I'm the middle sister. One likes to sleep on her side, and the other often sleeps on her stomach. I used to sleep on my side, but I trained myself to sleep on my back.
Whaaa Dr. Shah was studying for Radiology? Awesome!!
Love to IF! Works great for my skin and inflammation, really helps keep me centered. Rarely ever drink more than 40oz of water a day, that seems to be my comfort zone. "That being said..." lol, I wanted to comment on the side sleeping segment. I have been a side sleeper most of my life. I tend to sleep primarily on my left side, and I will say, Dr. Maxfield, that there is a difference in the depth of the lines under my left eye compared to my right. It's not obvious to the casual observer, mostly just to me. I do switch sides, but if I sleep on the right, my ear hurts, kind of like muscle cramp, which then drives me back to the left. Maybe I'll just use more eye cream on that side? ;)
I see what is suggested for oily or dry skin. What about normal skin?
Ih. And I baked in the sun all day long at the beach every summer with tanning oil!
Hey I'm 53 and I'm from the hot,sunny,and humid South Carolina I have terrible sun damage from way to many years without sunscreen, I was hoping you could recommend a good niacinamide which I've heard helps with hyperpigmentation and tons of dark spots thank you guys
It's "the road to Hell is paved with good intentions..." 😉
can u talk about the tatcha mineral spf
Hello from Colorado Springs!
Botox for teeth clenching/grinding, please! (Is this also done by a dermatologist?) My dentist refused to comment on the subject 🤔
I would look for another dentist I'm also a teeth clencher I hate it ! My dentist does not do it but has recommended one who does , she was not yet trained I'm seeing my dermatologist 1st of may I'll update on if they do it !!
@Kathryn Goodrich please let us know!
I've changed so many dentists already and this one seems better out of all I've been to.
What do you think about 'thymol t essence ' There's this face wash from Ponds that claim reduction in acne in 3 days with Thymol T essence as active ingredient
I couldn't find much article about it ,other than research paper
What's your thought about Oil control strips? 😅
Overnight moisturizer Belief Aqua Bomb sleeping mask… any good? I’d really appreciate a run down of buy or pass on skin care items when Ulta and Sephora have their sales! This one is about to end in 2 days.. but Ulta does send info in advance. That would help so much to know what to buy or pass on!! 😄🙏🏼 also, I get confused and have never sat to memorize what I can use with what or what to not use with certain ingredients. Is it possible to do video on that? Like a newbie to skin care video. I’m looking into retinol but sounds like I should use up skincare I just bought first 🤷🏼♀️ anyways thanks for all u do!!!!!
Hey guys! Do you have a opinion about Aesop or Grown Alchemist? Thanks
Hello, can you review Vichy vitamin C serum? I see you recommend vichy 89 serum so i wanted to see your thoughts on the Vitamin C.
i bought a nira laser.? used it once or twice every day for 3 months and saw no benefit. then bought a myolift qt. each treatment takes forever. i used it daily for a month then 4-5 times a week for 2 more months... no difference. now im like... red light or radio frequency or give up?