I am a 61 year old black man. I’m light skinned and still I always thought I didn’t need sunblock. The Casper the friendly ghost white cast that sunscreens gave me helped solidify my decision not to wear it. I was diagnosed with skin cancer, the first time in 1990. It was treated with a mild dose of chemotherapy and went away. It came back aggressively on my face in 2001 and it spread to one of my kidneys. It was treated very aggressively and I really thought the chemo was going to take me out. I have been skin cancer free since 2002. God is so good. I use Black Girl Sunscreen Make it Matte Broad Spectrum SPF 45 ( I could care less about the name) every single day. No ghost face at all. Every single black dermatologist I have seen say we (black folks) need to wear sunscreen. The first time I went for chemo the second time it came back there were two other blacks getting treatment besides myself. I had just turned 30. One was an older black lady a brother closer to my age. She was light brown, but the brother was as dark as they come. Skin Cancer can affect anyone.
7. Use sunscreen with avobenzone 6. Don't use hydroquinone to whiten skin 5. Do radiofrequency or ultherapy 4. Don't get Ablative laser treatment 3. Do injectable treatments like botox or fillers 2. Don't get facial surgeries with obvious scars 1. BE GLAD YOU HAVE DARK SKIN
@@anitawallace2166 be careful with Korean skin care and read the ingredients. The beauty standard their is very very pale skin so if your not into that watch for skin bleaching agents which are common in their skincare products.
Love the price Love the accessibility Love the scent Love the way it feels ( not greasy) Love that I don’t look like a damn ghost from the white cast other sunscreens leave Wish they had a higher SPF than just 30.
I’m an African American Esthetician in ATLANTA, and I love listening to the Dr’s.......I want it straight from the source. I soooo enjoyed this video!!!!
Why? It's becoming nauseating how often it's being posted on the internet. I'm glad he didn't say it. It's True about Blacks & POC, but this generation turned a very Cool phrase from back in the day into a game. Just like "Asians don't Raisin."
My friend is Asian and has same skin tone as him she considers herself dark skin because in Asian society if you not have porcelain skin tone you are dark. The video is very informative thank you Dr. Anthony. Great content.
Whites have white skin period, Asians have undertone color skin just as my race, why they are a people of color. I'll never understand colorism period. Asians are beautiful natural not looking like a corpse (porcelain skin) Self-love is everything I'm realizing. I certainly love my natural earth tone color! People should be proud of their ethnicity not trying to emulate something they were not born with.
Yeah I see a lot of asians describe themselves as tan, and I'm always confused until I see an asian who ISN'T considered tan lol... I didn't even know it was possible to get that white
Guys, "darker skin" isn't just black people. What it means is that your skin TANS when in the sun rather than BURNS so basically if you aren't purely caucasian then you have what is considered darker skin 😊
No one said darker skin is just black people. There’s hispanic, Indian, and even caucasians (in Spain/Italy/Greece) who have darker skin than this guy.
But black skin is usually the one that’s excluded so when I look for content for darker skin I’m not exactly looking for a pale Asian man. I appreciate his content but we need to make a delineation because one has more resources than the other.
Over generalization Billy Crystal Jeff Goldblum Tony Danza John Stamos They're considered "dark skinned Caucasians" Greeks Italians Some Irish like Aidan Turner Hell look at Pete Davidson! From SNL! A lot of people thought he was atleast Half black...turns out what?he's a Jewish Italian??? I get what you're trying to say...but in trying to correct everyone else, you're still only partly correct
My family come in verities of colors of brown. Brown comes in various shades from light to dark-tan included-natural tan/beige that is, so it's even hard for me to find the right make up which I hate it because they end up only having three shades or two medium to dark which is BULL-why I'm very picky on brands meant for people of color vs. a white person whom sit in the sun and alter their natural white skin. People of color come in every color-even white. Very impressive even those whom are white are bi-racial.
This is the best and honest advice I have ever heard about skincare, and I thank him for that. As a black woman, I am aware as most women of my color that our skin never gets the attention it deserves. I don't believe any well informed darker skin person will make any ignorant comments about the. doctor's comment "like mine" I hope those comments are not from darker skin people. WAKE UP, PEOPLE.
Dr Youn killed it with the positive spin on dark skin backed by science and research. He basically staked his reputation on this video but he has professional integrity and uses common sense when communicating with an audience.
@@cyyoung6351 T Self-love determines if your beautiful or not, not what other people think. That's why there are a lot of societal issues in every country. Image is a brainwashing factor and marketing mass conditioning. Teaches you that you are ugly. Why is it a crime to be an individual??? I've always been a rebel and never pay attention to trend fashions.
Thanks Doc for being inclusive! And I will say in Asian culture that pale white porcelain skin is what is preferred. He does slightly tan compared to what is preferred in his culture!! New sub
Thanks for this! I’m biracial (African American and Caucasian) and I’ve experienced temporary discoloration from laser hair removal. This is a very under-discussed topic that is super important.
Thank you for addressing that we get dark spots! I have been to dermatologists and "skin clinics" where they are offering (and pushing) lasers. I have gotten to the point where if the doctor and RN are light skinned, I just pay for the consultation and go away. They don't get my issues.
Try Aztex Healing Clay (with apple cider vinegar) on those spots. It helps for me. And to cut back on acne and hormonal outbreaks (cystic acne), which tend to leave scars try a change in diet, drink more water, and buy a whole lot of vitamin B5.
Use mild chemical exfoliants like BHAs, to help the skin resurface and make new skin. Also niacinamide is a very mild serum that renews skin, inspires new growth and tightens/minimizes pores. Also wearing sunscreen, our melanin responds to the sun and not so much evenly so whatever is dark will get darker in the sun and not so much even out. So as you lighten the darker sports with niacinamide and BHAs remember to protect it from darkening continuously with sunscreen. That’s what helped me. Hope I helped. Also, for more skincare help and info I watch a lot of BeautyWithin on RUclips. They’re Asian but they cater to questions about all skin types and races.
My mother started my skin care journey at 12. I am now 53 and love the skin I'm in. Dark and beautiful, no pimples or blemishes due to her early teaching. Love her
Thank you Dr. Youn for posting this. I am African American and your channel has really helped me. The simple skin care routines and positive messages are super encouraging. Many thanks!
I have seen many women of colour with very dark patches as a result of using the lightening cream, it is not a pretty sight, be thankful for what life has given you, love yourself.
You are so wholesome and precious. Thank you for spreading information and setting a good example in your safe professional and kind practices and good character.
He's probably just trolling or is looking for validation, he probably enjoys people saying he's not dark skin. I've met light skin black people who do this when they're around darker skin people too, it's like they're low key gloating. Example, like when a very skinny person hanging out with fat/obese people says "I'm so fat" so that they can get "but you're so skinny" "I wish I was as skinny as you" respond from actual fat people.
Thanks doc…. Took notes ✍🏽 📝 1. Use sunscreen with avobenzone 2. Don’t use hydroquinone (could get ocrinosis/ dark patches) 3. Do use radio frequency and ultherapy (colorblind) treatments for skin tightening 4. Don’t do ablative laser or fractional ablative treatments to rejuvenate the skin (CO2 type treatments could cause light patches. 5. Can use Botox and fillers to get rid of wrinkles, fill in and plump. 6. Don’t recommend facial surgeries with high scarring rate 7. Be glad we have darker skin!! We age very well. 🥰
Thank you so much for this video!! People seem to be confused when you said dark skin like you but asians have more melanin than caucasians dark skin isnt only applied to black people lol although we do got the most melanin!!!!
Wow!! Thank you SO much for this! I am Italian-American and think of myself as just plain white. But I do have warm toned skin and have run into a few of the issues you pointed out--and I had NO idea that those problems were caused by the products I shouldn't be using. Thank you so so much!
Hes meant ppl of colour and u guys realise that asians are ppl of colour theyre not white people hence why Asian can can look young and youthful even after old age and u guy realise its not just for black people hes talking about ethnic people: black white Asian and you guys realise Asians produce melanin aswel just in a small amount whilst white ppl dont
Stop lying! he's the lightest in the Asian community Asia have all the shades and colors like Malays Filipinos Thais Tamils etc even in the Chinese and the Japanese there are the darker shades with a yellowish or brownish tones
So glad you did a video on this. I always see these skin treatments and products and second guess how it will work with my darker skin. We need more videos on treatments, products etc for darker skin tones! Thank you!
Thank you, you are the first skin care you tuber talk about skin tone differences and outcomes from certain procedures. I was thinking could do something aggressive with my dark patches but now I know what to be careful of. So you saved me from wasting my money, time and making the problem worse not better
This comment section is so funny. I was also surprised when he said he's dark but I remembered about the ring light that youtubers usually use. It will be no surprise if he is using one that's why it's not obvious. I've seen other Asian youtubers who said they're dark skinned but wouldn't show in the camera because of the lighting that they use.
Yes So true need sunscreen❤ Thank you For all this great information ❤❤I appreciate all information your very Pleasant very informative I really enjoy watch your program
Thanks, doctor Youn. The procedures are not made for people with dark skin, because we don't really need them. I have zero wrinkles, and no sagging at 47, and I don't use any makeup. Maybe when I get older I will need to do some procedures, but I feel very blessed with my dark skin.
Hes meant ppl of colour and u guys realise that asians are ppl of colour theyre not white people hence why Asian can can look young and youthful even after old age and u guy realise its not just for black people hes talking about ethnic people: black white Asian and you guys realise Asians produce melanin aswel just in a small amount whilst white ppl dont
Aside from very mild peels like a low lactic or similar, I would avoid (like tca and the like). Anything that would give you sheets of peeling, avoid. Lactic is my favorite. It is very hydrating. You’ll still need a sunscreen after.
Am I the only one that thinks he has a very soothing voice?
Not at all sis. Love his voice
He’s easy on the eyes and has a very soothing voice 😁
I'm a bed wench as well I think so too
Yes I could listen to him talk all day
I listen to his videos to fall asleep lol
When he said “like mine” I almost fell out
😂😂😂 Im like “whet??”😂
When he said that the record player screeching noise played in my head🤣
Exactly
SAME 💀💀💀😂😂😂
Lola omg when he said that I was like “he said what?”
He wanted to say "black don't crack" so bad 😂
shesfabulouz
"And Asians don't raisin." 😅
shesfabulouz I wanted him to so bad lol . It was a good video though
Ba ha ha ha 🤣
💀💀
🤣🤣 pretty damn much ... umm sir we dont Age
This is the most professional way to say “black don’t crack.”
Thank you.
😍😂 lol
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Except for when it does. Wrinkles at 15. Rip.
I am a 61 year old black man. I’m light skinned and still I always thought I didn’t need sunblock. The Casper the friendly ghost white cast that sunscreens gave me helped solidify my decision not to wear it. I was diagnosed with skin cancer, the first time in 1990. It was treated with a mild dose of chemotherapy and went away. It came back aggressively on my face in 2001 and it spread to one of my kidneys. It was treated very aggressively and I really thought the chemo was going to take me out. I have been skin cancer free since 2002. God is so good. I use Black Girl Sunscreen Make it Matte Broad Spectrum SPF 45 ( I could care less about the name) every single day. No ghost face at all. Every single black dermatologist I have seen say we (black folks) need to wear sunscreen. The first time I went for chemo the second time it came back there were two other blacks getting treatment besides myself. I had just turned 30. One was an older black lady a brother closer to my age. She was light brown, but the brother was as dark as they come. Skin Cancer can affect anyone.
I’m in esthetician school and I live by that SPF!! If I can’t get it on my whole body because it’s pricy, I make sure to put it on my face and neck
Nice to see an Asian doctor giving insight on African-American / dark skin care.
Very good information
New sub ❤️
@esaesa07 exactly, he also stated it in his title.
@Anita Damjanic 🙄🤦
@IEatToothpasteForBreakfast :p he did say "like mine" sooo...😁
Just say african
Bze Bee yes!
7. Use sunscreen with avobenzone
6. Don't use hydroquinone to whiten skin
5. Do radiofrequency or ultherapy
4. Don't get Ablative laser treatment
3. Do injectable treatments like botox or fillers
2. Don't get facial surgeries with obvious scars
1. BE GLAD YOU HAVE DARK SKIN
Hydroquinone not to use like Michael Jackson but they won't to use it on hyperpigmentation so give good advice or shut up
Thank you 😊 ❤
Sunscreens With avoue zone make my eyes burn terribly. Cannot use at all. I found some Korean sunscreens I can use.
@@anitawallace2166 be careful with Korean skin care and read the ingredients. The beauty standard their is very very pale skin so if your not into that watch for skin bleaching agents which are common in their skincare products.
Be careful with the ingredient oxybenzone as well
I love how he addressed skin bleaching then ended with "be glade you have darker skin"😅
Love it..lol
I thought it was avoid it...
I love this advice
That Shit was Hilarious... like dude... You are a damm client
Glad
"People with dark skin like mine"... Anthony where?
They were brainwashed too
Lol I had to go back and see if he said darker skin like mines
😂 😂 😂 I thought it was funny. Then I realized, "dark" is subjective and is viewed differently by various cultures
@@justinaadk5081 goal I guess
I really thought it was a joke, but whe he didn't laugh...
Brothers and sisters love the skin you are in. Your black skin is a blessing, God never makes mistakes!!
Love this one phyllis
Agree,,, I don't want to look like a Ghost.
I am blessed i don't have dark skin like him.
Yes he does.
Factssss
When he refers to himself as having “darker skin” he is going based off of the Fitzpatrick Scale. You learn that when studying skin.
But even with that scale, he's a 3 at best and 4 during the summer.
Love Bug you’re right
@ThatOneAsianBroChick actually Scots would fall under the 1-3 categories depending on the heritage mix and how likely they are to burn in the sun.
Thanks for this comment, so I didn't have to! Cheers!
@@lovebug6388 Your Fitzpatrick Type doesnt change over the seasons.
There’s this brand you can get from Target called “Black Girl Sunscreen” that has what he said to look for btw 🤙🏽
Love the price
Love the accessibility
Love the scent
Love the way it feels ( not greasy)
Love that I don’t look like a damn ghost from the white cast other sunscreens leave
Wish they had a higher SPF than just 30.
@@pixymixy1980 ooooo bet
@@pixymixy1980 , I use Clear Choice Sport Shield with an SPF of 45. You can’t tell I have it on!
@@nessparadis6948 awesome ! Thx for the info . I’ll look up where I can find it
Thanks for the recommendation!
In other words Black is beautiful. Thank you doctor I will be using more sunscreen
I read that skin cancer for AA is usually found on areas of the skin not exposed to the sun. The soles of the feet is 1 example.
@@thematrix496 Thanks for that info...
@@thematrix496 hey username twin
Doc just say it “Black don’t crack”, it’s all good.✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
According to this video, its best for ethnic ppl ( asian, black, latino & etc) to take care of their skin & stay natural 🤷♀️😎.
@Sally Ann ok SALLY! 🤣🙄
Everyone should
@@TheMAMAB123 she spoke facts tho 🤷🏽♀️
Give me back my name 😆😆😆
Everyone should stay natural or at least try to use products with less harmful chemicals in them.
I’m an African American Esthetician in ATLANTA, and I love listening to the Dr’s.......I want it straight from the source. I soooo enjoyed this video!!!!
Where do you work? I’m in Atlanta.
Esthy here. You should take a look at the book Fearless Beauties, talks all about ethnic skin, Asian, Latin, black, biracial even transgender skin.
Cynthia Gisell I’m on it-thanks for the tip
the.phoenix for myself and Massage Envy just to meet people
@@cynthiagisell6094 lol what's transgender skin?
More like this! I am asian and wasted so much money and time and pigmentation problems with the wrong treatments!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!
Dr. Anthony Youn so what’s the right treatments?
“People with darker skin like myself” 💀💀💀
PLEASE DO MORE OF THESE.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I thought he was going to say “black don’t crack”
He wanted to!🤣🤣🤣
Me too 😂🤣😂🤣😂! This is his first video that I’ve watched and I was gonna hit the subscribe button immediately if he said that 😂🤣🤣!
Why? It's becoming nauseating how often it's being posted on the internet. I'm glad he didn't say it. It's True about Blacks & POC, but this generation turned a very Cool phrase from back in the day into a game. Just like "Asians don't Raisin."
Natural Kinky Curly―Marie its posted often bc its honestly scientifically true...
😁😁 he stood by that edge
Thank you you are the first person saying like be glad you have darker skin.
Very light skinned people from European descent have very thin skin that get wrinkles much faster. And sometimes you can see venes showing through.
My friend is Asian and has same skin tone as him she considers herself dark skin because in Asian society if you not have porcelain skin tone you are dark. The video is very informative thank you Dr. Anthony. Great content.
Whites have white skin period, Asians have undertone color skin just as my race, why they are a people of color. I'll never understand colorism period. Asians are beautiful natural not looking like a corpse (porcelain skin) Self-love is everything I'm realizing.
I certainly love my natural earth tone color!
People should be proud of their ethnicity not trying to emulate something they were not born with.
Yeah I see a lot of asians describe themselves as tan, and I'm always confused until I see an asian who ISN'T considered tan lol... I didn't even know it was possible to get that white
Guys, "darker skin" isn't just black people. What it means is that your skin TANS when in the sun rather than BURNS so basically if you aren't purely caucasian then you have what is considered darker skin 😊
No one said darker skin is just black people. There’s hispanic, Indian, and even caucasians (in Spain/Italy/Greece) who have darker skin than this guy.
But black skin is usually the one that’s excluded so when I look for content for darker skin I’m not exactly looking for a pale Asian man. I appreciate his content but we need to make a delineation because one has more resources than the other.
Purely Caucasian what O.o do you think all Caucasian people burn in the sun? Come to Europe in summer, look at various people, then make an opinion.
Over generalization
Billy Crystal
Jeff Goldblum
Tony Danza
John Stamos
They're considered "dark skinned Caucasians"
Greeks Italians Some Irish like Aidan Turner
Hell look at Pete Davidson! From SNL! A lot of people thought he was atleast Half black...turns out what?he's a Jewish Italian???
I get what you're trying to say...but in trying to correct everyone else, you're still only partly correct
My family come in verities of colors of brown. Brown comes in various shades from light to dark-tan included-natural tan/beige that is, so it's even hard for me to find the right make up which I hate it because they end up only having three shades or two medium to dark which is BULL-why I'm very picky on brands meant for people of color vs. a white person whom sit in the sun and alter their natural white skin.
People of color come in every color-even white. Very impressive even those whom are white are bi-racial.
What an incredible, knowledgeable, and handsome man...thank you Dr. YOUN
This is the best and honest advice I have ever heard about skincare, and I thank him for that. As a black woman, I am aware as most women of my color that our skin never gets the attention it deserves. I don't believe any well informed darker skin person will make any ignorant comments about the. doctor's comment "like mine" I hope those comments are not from darker skin people. WAKE UP, PEOPLE.
I love this and I love you Dr. Youn. You are so informative and inclusive. I can see right through you. Your spirit is beautiful.
Yeah, I agree with you.....he’s so lovely!!!
You need a pet smear
Very happy that you addressed dark skin sometime hard to find the right advice
Dr Youn killed it with the positive spin on dark skin backed by science and research.
He basically staked his reputation on this video but he has professional integrity and uses common sense when communicating with an audience.
I LOVE HAVING DARK SKIN
PEOPLE WITH DARK SKIN AGE MUCH MORE SLOWLY!!
“Be very glad that you’ve got darker skin because in general, it ages well...” awww 💜
Yeah but if you’re ugly what difference does it make?
@@cyyoung6351 T
Self-love determines if your beautiful or not, not what other people think. That's why there are a lot of societal issues in every country. Image is a brainwashing factor and marketing mass conditioning. Teaches you that you are ugly. Why is it a crime to be an individual??? I've always been a rebel and never pay attention to trend fashions.
God bless you 🙏😇❤️ I like the way he gives advice to black people
I learned a lot
Asians always say they have dark skin. It is so funny 😂
Konjo Akberet 😂
South-east Asians are pretty dark skinned.
The dark ones are not put on tv, he said he's dark i was like👀👀😂😂😂
I'm like really... you have darker skin.. don't make me laugh too hard...because it's not funny
I agree! 🤣🤣🤣
And as Ken Jeong once said: "Asian don't raisin" 😂
Thanks Doc for being inclusive! And I will say in Asian culture that pale white porcelain skin is what is preferred. He does slightly tan compared to what is preferred in his culture!! New sub
"Peoplewith darker skin,like mine" LOOOOOL
Pad Padawan I think he means Asian
I wondered the same
He meant ethnic skin
Asians be the main ones bleaching
@@peacheslove6496 I agree with all of you, but it's still funny
Thanks for talking about Keloids. I've gotten them from surgery. We do need to be careful about procedures that leave any scarring.
Thanks for this! I’m biracial (African American and Caucasian) and I’ve experienced temporary discoloration from laser hair removal. This is a very under-discussed topic that is super important.
Thank you for addressing that we get dark spots! I have been to dermatologists and "skin clinics" where they are offering (and pushing) lasers. I have gotten to the point where if the doctor and RN are light skinned, I just pay for the consultation and go away. They don't get my issues.
i just wanted to know what to DO about dark spots and hyperpigmentation ....all I got was NOT to use bleaching agents.
Heather D.
Turmeric maybe,
I’m hearing it works but never tried it
Heather D. UrbanRX has a line. I struggle with adult acne and hyperpigmentation. Stopping it at it’s source (internal) is the first step.
try light chemical peel, arbutin and vitamin c. Try out the ordinary products i sorted out my pigmentation with those products
Try Aztex Healing Clay (with apple cider vinegar) on those spots. It helps for me. And to cut back on acne and hormonal outbreaks (cystic acne), which tend to leave scars try a change in diet, drink more water, and buy a whole lot of vitamin B5.
Use mild chemical exfoliants like BHAs, to help the skin resurface and make new skin. Also niacinamide is a very mild serum that renews skin, inspires new growth and tightens/minimizes pores.
Also wearing sunscreen, our melanin responds to the sun and not so much evenly so whatever is dark will get darker in the sun and not so much even out. So as you lighten the darker sports with niacinamide and BHAs remember to protect it from darkening continuously with sunscreen. That’s what helped me. Hope I helped.
Also, for more skincare help and info I watch a lot of BeautyWithin on RUclips. They’re Asian but they cater to questions about all skin types and races.
My mother started my skin care journey at 12. I am now 53 and love the skin I'm in. Dark and beautiful, no pimples or blemishes due to her early teaching. Love her
Were are you????
What did she teach you ? What routine?
Please open an office in Georgia. PLEASE!!!
Thank you Dr. Youn for posting this. I am African American and your channel has really helped me. The simple skin care routines and positive messages are super encouraging. Many thanks!
Lmao just say it: Black don’t crack, we won’t crucify you ♥️
No, it's other ppl he has to worry about...It would make other's blood boil to hear him say that...lol...War would break out!..lol
@South Side Yep...I have too...lol
@@lasetlivingstin7752 lol I know you talking about white folks crybaby ass
I’m an AA with dark skin and I get sunburned. Just so people know it’s possible
Masseray Bangura yup my family is 100% somali and my sister gets sunburned quite badly whilst I don’t, so it’s super interesting
I burn also
It's called a heat rash
Venecia B no it’s called a sunburn. Heat rash is just bumps. Sunburns look like dry flaky skin and can lead to scarring.
@@MB-er9yb Why do people in Africa not get sunburned
I have seen many women of colour with very dark patches as a result of using the lightening cream, it is not a pretty sight, be thankful for what life has given you, love yourself.
You are so wholesome and precious. Thank you for spreading information and setting a good example in your safe professional and kind practices and good character.
Perfect your presentation, Dr. Youn.
This edition was fantastic, another level.
Success!!!!!!!
Best regards from Brazil.
Very lovely video, love your darker skin. I love how you addressed it across all nationalities
Lol he said if your darkskinned like me!
I was so confused
@@youngflex229 i mean does he have a mirror?
@@hannahbamwerinde9629 lmao,clearly not
I be looking like wat!😳👀🤣🤣🤣
He's probably just trolling or is looking for validation, he probably enjoys people saying he's not dark skin.
I've met light skin black people who do this when they're around darker skin people too, it's like they're low key gloating.
Example, like when a very skinny person hanging out with fat/obese people says "I'm so fat" so that they can get "but you're so skinny" "I wish I was as skinny as you" respond from actual fat people.
Thanks doc….
Took notes ✍🏽 📝
1. Use sunscreen with avobenzone
2. Don’t use hydroquinone (could get ocrinosis/ dark patches)
3. Do use radio frequency and ultherapy (colorblind) treatments for skin tightening
4. Don’t do ablative laser or fractional ablative treatments to rejuvenate the skin (CO2 type treatments could cause light patches.
5. Can use Botox and fillers to get rid of wrinkles, fill in and plump.
6. Don’t recommend facial surgeries with high scarring rate
7. Be glad we have darker skin!! We age very well. 🥰
I am glad I have darker skin
Dr. Youn, I absolutely love watching your videos. I learn a lot from you, and you’re just so positive. Thank you. 🙏🏾
Thank you so much for this video!! People seem to be confused when you said dark skin like you but asians have more melanin than caucasians dark skin isnt only applied to black people lol although we do got the most melanin!!!!
HA! Have you seen people from India -particularly southern India?
I am a woman of color and had amazing results with Fraxel laser. My dermatologist is also a man of color who is the chief of Skin of Color in NYC.
Wow!! Thank you SO much for this! I am Italian-American and think of myself as just plain white. But I do have warm toned skin and have run into a few of the issues you pointed out--and I had NO idea that those problems were caused by the products I shouldn't be using. Thank you so so much!
Thank you for always reminding people about oxybenzones and coral reef safety!! 🙏🏽💕🐡
How do you give me amazing answers to questions I didn’t even have?
Very educational, fantastic video! Learned stuff I never knew and to be aware of. Keep up the great work Dr. Youn....btw, looking sharp!!!✌
In the Asian community, he is considered to have darker skin. But I think the lighting is making it look lighter
Hes meant ppl of colour and u guys realise that asians are ppl of colour theyre not white people hence why Asian can can look young and youthful even after old age and u guy realise its not just for black people hes talking about ethnic people: black white Asian and you guys realise Asians produce melanin aswel just in a small amount whilst white ppl dont
Stop lying! he's the lightest in the Asian community Asia have all the shades and colors like Malays Filipinos Thais Tamils etc even in the Chinese and the Japanese there are the darker shades with a yellowish or brownish tones
Thanks for the clarification. I almost choked on my coffee when you said darker skin "like mine". These are really great tips.
Thank you for sharing free consultations. Youre really generous sharing your profession🙌🙏
thanks for the heads up on the sunscreen ingredients to avoid
This is so helpful and incredibly considerate! Thank you so much Dr. Youn! You are very much appreciated.
Love this.. about time we talk about do's and don't for darker skin care
So glad you did a video on this. I always see these skin treatments and products and second guess how it will work with my darker skin. We need more videos on treatments, products etc for darker skin tones! Thank you!
What brands can I use, I have dark skin.. Dr. Anthony, I love how u explain everything!😊
Can you do a video on hyperpigmentation
What this person said^
I seen the title and was like " we stan a man of culture"😌😌😌
Please continue to provide information on how to care for darker skin.
THANK YOU FOR THIS. YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH. I'VE SEARCHED FOR A VIDEO LIKE THIS BY A PROFESSIONAL.
This was an awesome video. More skincare tips for dark skin please!
And what about using Tretinoin and Vitamin C serum?
Yes, I would like to know because I think one of these damaged my skin...cause pitted scars
Just what I needed. I’ve been avoiding sunscreens 🧴 and facial treatments all my life.
Thank you for sharing Dr ❤️❤️
Thank you so much Dr. I'm so blessed with my dark skin and happy that I am forever 24.
First time ever getting educated about our skin!! I definitely learned some great information!
When he said “like mine” I nearly FELL OUT 😂
As soon as he said "Dark like mine" I hit the comment section! looool Just know if we start cracking jokes, you are now a cousin to us Dr. Youn.
Well presented and kind throughout
I am using kojic acid soap and it reduces my acne spot and give me lighter skin. But I didn't see the same effect on other part of my body. Idk why
1. Sunscreen (with Avabenzone)
2. No hydroquinone
3. Radio-frequency, ultherapy
4. No laser treatments
When he said “people with darker skin, like mine,...” I choked on my beer!😂😅
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🤣🤣 nagana fela.So,rona re mashala in other words🤣!!
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He meant darker in asia stop
Thank you again for this helpful information! ♥️💃🏿
Can you talk about the LED face light mask and your thoughts on it?
I absolutely love Dr. Youn, and all the information he shares. He's also incredibly well spoken. 🌹
Thank you, you are the first skin care you tuber talk about skin tone differences and outcomes from certain procedures. I was thinking could do something aggressive with my dark patches but now I know what to be careful of. So you saved me from wasting my money, time and making the problem worse not better
Thank you for the information, it is very educative... Dark skin like me, was very funny, in a good way. I understand what you meant though. 😊
This comment section is so funny. I was also surprised when he said he's dark but I remembered about the ring light that youtubers usually use. It will be no surprise if he is using one that's why it's not obvious. I've seen other Asian youtubers who said they're dark skinned but wouldn't show in the camera because of the lighting that they use.
Yes So true need sunscreen❤ Thank you For all this great information ❤❤I appreciate all information your very Pleasant very informative I really enjoy watch your program
Doctor Youn I just want to say, I love and appreciate you 😊🙏🏾
Thanks, doctor Youn. The procedures are not made for people with dark skin, because we don't really need them. I have zero wrinkles, and no sagging at 47, and I don't use any makeup. Maybe when I get older I will need to do some procedures, but I feel very blessed with my dark skin.
Doc, did you just say “darker skin like mine or darker”? If you are dark then what am I 😂🤣
Oh wow your skin is so beautiful and glowing!
Hes meant ppl of colour and u guys realise that asians are ppl of colour theyre not white people hence why Asian can can look young and youthful even after old age and u guy realise its not just for black people hes talking about ethnic people: black white Asian and you guys realise Asians produce melanin aswel just in a small amount whilst white ppl dont
@@samanthalauren1266 ok but you know? All Asians aren't those celebrities and Utubers who you see in social media.😂
You don’t miss a beat doc! Thank you for all this priceless information. You’re totally awesome!! 🥰😏☺️
Thanks you are the fist asian who respects us
Thank you Dr for your advice about dark skin
Thank you for your insight. Good information. New African-American, woman subscriber. ❤️
Dr, what do you think of arbutin to get rid of hyperpigmentation on dark skin ?
Could you please explain wether chemical peels are beneficial for darker skin? Thanks
Aside from very mild peels like a low lactic or similar, I would avoid (like tca and the like). Anything that would give you sheets of peeling, avoid. Lactic is my favorite. It is very hydrating. You’ll still need a sunscreen after.
Vi peels are safer on dark skin tones mandelic acid peels are as well
@@jasmine123483 mandalic is gentle
@@mp4455 correct
@@mp4455 they’re gentle but effective
Which brand of sunscreen do you recommend? I feel like all sunscreens have those hormone disruptive ingredients 😰
Dr. Anthony! You are, to my knowledge, the ONLY Dr. out here tell Us-the Brown Coalitions-the truth! Thank you. Keep it coming.
Check out Dr. Vanitta Rattan💕 her whole channel is dedicated to skin of color:)
Thank you for posting this, there are so many Drs that have no experience with darker skin or how to treat it