7 Biggest Cosmetic Bangs for the Buck and 3 of the Worst

[@BellambiFredRoberts]

Best: 7) Micro-needling 0:59 secs 6) Upper Blepharoplasty 3:19 secs 5) Chemical Peels 4:19 secs 4) Sub-mental Liposuction 5:38 secs 3) Tretinoin (Retin-A) 6:50 secs 2) IPL ( Intense Pulsed Light) 8:45 secs 1) Dysport 14:10 secs Worst: 3) Acne Scar Treatments 10:25 secs 2) PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) to fill face 11:12 secs 1) Skin tightening Technology 12:35 secs

[@Capture.Castle]

You’re my hero. 💯

[@thanapornnitsmer1567]

Thanks

[@joann5157]

Thanks for the list!

[@minarosered5077]

IPL HURTS like a mutha!

[@amyconway9035]

@Johnathan Jagger Oh, so you're a horrible person then. Thx for letting us know.

[@inspiredby624]

No.1 should be sunscreen. Prevention will always be cheaper than reversing sun damage :)

[@MaxOakland]

And it’s really good maintenance as well

[@LizbetPCB]

I’m really surprised, too. I was certain it would be #1. ‘An ounce of prevention’ etc.

[@christinebell8692]

But he is speaking about things that can be done in the MD office. We apply sunscreen ourselves...hence, it’s not on his list.

[@LizbetPCB]

Christine Bell yes, you’re right, but the title is misleading. Maybe it should have been ‘Biggest Cosmetic Procedures That Give The Most Bangs For The Buck’?

[@JockStud]

You spitting facts

[@dk7613]

I am so loving Dr.Youn's channel! I am a skin fanatic, there is nothing like having healthy-looking beautiful skin, and it starts from the inside out: what you ingest, a happy soul, positive attitude, and awesome skin care products truly makes me happy 😊 🥰.

[@bgueberdenteich5206]

Most important thing is *a partner with a terrific sense of humour *, period. Makes life much easier !

[@TheMercury-13]

Or no partner at all, makes life even easier for some! 🥰 Friends &/or kids are far better imo; wasted *so much time* not realising I was way happier without 'partner'; damn those stupid fairytales I was raised on..

[@lenagarman9677]

Thank You-as an aesthetician, Im always facinated by the "truth" in skincare VS marketing! your channel is so informative. Greatly appreciate all the post! You are a breath of fresh air. Keep on posting Please!

[@lolabrini3758]

🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 7- microneedling 6- upper blepharoplasty (45 min) 5- moderate depth chemical peels 4- submental liposuction (20min) 3- tretinoin (retin-a) 2- IPL intense pulsed light (in 2 treatments gets rid of all spots, no downtime and doesnt hurt and inexpensive) 1- Dysport 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸

[@melbabowen4389]

Dr. Anthony, I love your videos! I am a nurse and am always fascinated with any medical I formation in regards to skin care. Your videos are so informative. Thank you!

[@suzannamoran1066]

Your videos are so informative and charming! I don't even know how I wandered into this dark corner of KZbin, but I've been watching for fun and learning a lot.

[@amyd6398]

After years of receiving Botox for my “11’s”, it stopped working. Increasing units and/or frequency of treatments made no difference. I have been getting Dysport for the last 2 years and I’m very pleased. I don’t find it to be much cheaper than Botox, so I am basing my satisfaction on results. I hope I don’t build up immunity before another product is developed and released 🤨

[@maryriverson]

Your awesome! Thank you for sharing valuable information on cosmetic treatments. Your honesty and willingness to help patients make cost effective choices will come back to you in the long run. Wish you were working in my home town, I would making an appointment to see ASAP. God bless!

[@jennysandberg6874]

Retinol or tretinoin is amazing. I managed to get three tubes of tret in a pharmacy when I was on holiday in Turkey. I have to have a prescription to get it where I live in the Netherlands. Love my tret.

[@michelatritto6165]

If I have a prescription is the tretinoin cheaper?

[@stellabandante2727]

Dr. Youn, your videos are always so informative, and your manner invites trust. I would love to know what procedures you have had done yourself. You are very handsome and your skin is flawless. If you would share this with your fans, we would all appreciate it. Whatever you've had done, it's worked and you look great.

[@carianderson2254]

Yes! Dysport has been my Go-To ever since I started injectables about eight years ago. I tried Botox first and it wore off in two months. The nurse suggested I try Dysport instead and lo and behold it lasted at least three months sometimes longer. I know everybody’s body chemistry is different but this is a huge win-win for me. Cheaper and lasts longer! Thanks to Dysport I can still wear my hair without bangs. Great informative video!!!

[@rosallumetta2864]

Botox worked better for me than Dysport...each their own!

[@GiselleBellyDancer]

I recommend sculptra for skin tightening and volume, It's not only going to fill the hollow areas, but it will also builds collagen resulting into tightening.

[@ZaNC4847]

Wow, doctor, your video style changed a lot from 4 years ago. Your content is still great tho. I think I can listen to you for 1 hour even.

[@GrayWolfWRX]

Your skin looks radiant

[@tovahromanov7414]

Agreed!!! Dysport is by FAR better result for me as I’ve used Botox for 20 years. It just doesn’t do what it used to nor do I get the results I want. I switched to Dysport and WOW! Night and Day!! Love it! Longer lasting IMO as well. Also, anyone that uses methotrexate for RA, Botox will not have the full effect but somehow, Dysport does! Remember that your daily Rx’s can affect your face and how those injectables work and how long they last!

[@fountain855]

Expensive?

[@mardo1392]

All my products are cruelty free and vegan. Been using them for a year now. My skin looks amazing. Thx 4 sharing. 👍☺👍

[@TheRawBabe]

Your honesty saves our money 👍

[@TheRawBabe]

Wow, you actually replied 😊 I wanna have a forehead like Kate Beckinsale. What filler do you recommend?

[@E-Liza-sg3ty]

This guy is the nicest. Thank you Dr. Youn.

[@truthteller9522]

Micro needling has really helped me with a deep scar I just got from being burned on my face(cigarette). I also have been using TCA and home laser.

[@mirsolis4992]

How do you like the home laser? Which device do you use?

[@moyrarasheed8641]

I have a question … did tca work ??

[@carolesteinberg7463]

You can buy retinA in Mexico over the counter for 3 bucks. I don’t know why it’s so expensive in the states.

[@SK-vq8wb]

Same here in Greece. Cheap at the pharmacy. US pharma makes big $ on EVERYTHING.

[@neftalidiaz4189]

I think it has to do with how people sue companies over everything in US. Every medicine you put on your body or in it has side effects and therefore people will sue if they feel the companies selling/distributing/promoting didn't inform them. RetinA is bad for pregnant women. They recently allowed differin over the counter only because it hasn't shown to have too many harmful adverse effects.

[@Valerielaquidara]

I work for a pharmaceutical company in the US and there are 3 major factors that contribute to our high drug prices. One, we have extremely strict guidelines with the FDA. We are only allowed to purchase most products for manufacturing and testing from certain companies and those companies charge an extraordinary amount of money. I'll give you a recent example we ran into at work. We needed a new bulb for a piece of equipment, from the approved companies we can purchase from this single bulb costs $130, the same exact bulb is on Amazon for less than $5, but Amazon is not an approved vendor. Two, we require an inordinate amount of release and stability testing. It is very expensive to make the drug products and then we can't sell typically about 20% of what we make because we have to reserve it for testing. An example of this is we have drug products that cost anywhere from a few hundred to over 1k per vial. One single test that we perform uses 20 of these drug product vials. For this particular test we never even open the vial as it's a visual inspection only. This test is performed at least every 3 months for the 48 month shelf life, on every single lot. The third major reason is we do the research and development of drug products here in the US for a very large number of the world's pharmaceuticals. This development process can take around 20 years and cost up to hundreds of millions of dollars. We can only keep the patent for 10 years so 20 years to develop and 10 years to make the money back before the patent is released and other companies take all the work that was already done and make a cheap generic form. It's unfortunate for those that need pres ription medications, particularly before the patent has run out, but ultimately it's the strict regulations here that cause our prices to be so high.

[@l.n.1299]

@@Valerielaquidara thank you for explaining.

[@strawberryvines]

We need a updated video of this!!😩

[@kimpruett820]

Take break doc! Enjoy your family!

[@jonaur]

I dont wanna get cosmetice surgery but i love watching these videos

[@13thgenerationamerican51]

PS Retin A IS the bomb. Been using it since age 35.

[@cristinamalcolm8111]

What were the benifits for you beautiful

[@Moreorless234]

Does it make your skin super dry?

[@bearfog07]

I thank the Lord for good genetics, just a once a week facial and I'm good to go, not bad for a gal turning 50 this year! I take various vitamins and a joint collagen pill once a day teamed with vitamin c. My philosophy is if its not broken, there's no need to fix it! I also swear by a great Apricot oil that I use just before bedtime and I always use an eye cream, doesn't have to be super expensive either. Interesting and responsibly taught for the ladies that want these treatments though, so thank you, Dr Youn!

[@cindyargue3892]

The at home micro needle devises aren’t meant to penetrate, but rather to act as an exfoliator. And I’ve had great results with one.

[@virtualremote]

I'm a fan and appreciate the breadth and depth of valuable and helpful posts from Dr. Youn. A bit disappointed though he didn't bother to touch on issues with skin tone and IPL despite lauding it as #2 best bang for buck. While most office visit clients may be white, there's a much broader audience here on YT.

[@ellie2434]

Hey, I’m mixed race and have used IPL to great effect to treat rosacea , it’s really important to go to somewhere reputable and get treated by a medical professional if you have brown skin, but as I understand it lasers are getting more and more sophisticated. So it’s worth you checking out... and it does work!

[@kmartin1550]

My at-home microneedle changed my skin drastically my neck, hands, and feet look 10 years younger.

[@jazdown]

K Martin which one did you purchase and where do u buy it?

[@kmartin1550]

@@jazdown Glo Pro, I think I brought it from Nordstroms.

[@jennysandberg6874]

Me too, I use a 0.5 roller. I want to go and get a professional microneedling pen.

[@italianlessonsnyc1176]

I got an A6 dr pen. How deep did you go!

[@gailfauconnier219]

What brand of needles are you using, please?

[@sheilahtipton6729]

Love your honesty you will be my doctor

[@bobaisbomb3818]

Can you please do an updated version of this video please??

[@85duplex]

Dr. Youn, can you do a video of this for people with darker skin (type 5 and darker)? Thank you!

[@martinmoore8216]

Love spending time with you always because I feel I am learning all the way.

[@NgaNguyen-fn7fv]

You have very beautiful skin. You should do an episode on how you achieve it.

[@Nikita-jo4cl]

I’ve thought that too

[@hbil3682]

Which Laser treatment is best for tightening skin and fine line wrinkles around the eye?

[@winky62425]

Omg from Arizona,hope you enjoy Old Scottdale. Have fun and welcome. 🏜❤

[@rochelisa]

Except Tretinoin and Microneedling, I don't agree with any of the best procedures. I agree with all the worse procedures such as PRP without Microneedling. I have spoken to a doctor about IPL. I told her that my friend had IPL but instead of improving her skin, it went worse. She told me IPL is not a good procedure because unlike lasers, IPL can not be controlled so the light scatters.

[@JessieBanana]

Since following Dermatologists on YT, I stopped considering these expensive cosmeceuticals and went for Retin-A. I literally went in on an atypically bad skin day and got diagnosed with acne and now I pay a few dollars with it. I recommend the cream though. I started with gel and it made my skin flake so bad. The lowest dose of the cream has been fine and I have thin dry sensitive skin. My Pharmacist knew what I was up to though. He was like this is your first tube for you, for acne? Uh huh.

[@pilotjones9866]

JessieBanana you should def watch dr dray on KZbin, shes a derm and gives amazing skin care tips with no BS. She said putting a layer of moisturizer before applying your retinoids prevents dry skin and flaky skin, and it really works!

[@JessieBanana]

Felix Qt I do watch her! And I follow her advice. I think the issue with the gel wasn’t the actual active ingredient. It’s that the “gel” solution is basically rubbing alcohol and it was too drying even with the moisturizer. The cream has been much better.

[@lisawalsh1872]

@@JessieBanana .

[@margaretmartine9430]

Just now stumbled upon this video. Thank you for the straight-to-the point, helpful list. Which EGF product(s) would you recommend?

[@duke613]

I have to say, I was definitely expecting to see Ultherapy on your list of bang for your buck procedures....it is excellent and it works. I am a man who had Ultherapy, I had great results and plan on another very soon. It definitely worked for me and lifted my face. It is definitely provides good bang for your buck without a face lift. My Dr. says results depend on the amount of facial sagging you have. It's best to start before the face has fallen too far, if it hasn't it keeps your face up and much tighter. I'm in my mid 50's and my face has little sagging because of Ultherapy.

[@letabranch7459]

What do you recommend for women’s hair loss?

[@kakiegrace]

Me too!

[@joansmith3807]

Couple years ago had ultherapy under my chin. Very expensive. Unfortunately it gave me a square chin and a choking feeling for over 2 years. It finally resolved and I no longer look like a Boxer dog at the bottom of my face and the chin and neck discomfort is gone. I welcome my loose skin back as it looks better than what I had

[@meiko431]

Let me tell you you have an amazing amaaaazing skin,hat off and thank you alot for the tips and advices,have a lovely day.

[@momof3639]

How Amazing are you? Wow doing a video on vacation. I love all your videos so much. Btw you and your wife make a beautiful couple 💕

[@loverabeautyservices7603]

I'd like to see your skin care routine please! Also have you had any procedures? If so, which ones?

[@patkeenan5650]

Just by listening you saved me money. I was thinking of investing in skin tightening machines until I read this Very suprised by dysport. I heard you need more than botox and is doesn't last as long

[@soyamor24k]

Dr. Your skin is beautiful

[@Noname99903]

Oh my god!! I know this is old but greetings from Phoenix! I wish you could relocate to Scottsdale 😃

[@BecomingHerPodcast-n7v]

I appreciate your honesty. Thank you for the information

[@palomahurtado6431]

Great video dr YOUN 🙏

[@tfilykfilyk2318]

Could you do a you tube video on safe plastic surgery procedures if you are prone to keliods

[@prolifepinay]

How do we prep for a chemical peel? Dysport? Can you share before, during and after treatment tips please?

[@marinamirabella]

I think dysport is better not only because of price. I tried both, and dysport gives result faster and stays longer.

[@cristinationgson2465]

Hello doc ☺️ how to get rid of pores?

[@betsybabf748]

You can't. Skin is suppose to have pores.

[@HikaruRain]

I lived in Prescott Valley Arizona once. Don't really remember it as we moved there when I was a baby and then moved away before I turned five. I do remember a horrible babysitter I had there though, My cat, And that it was a very small area that the YMCA and Police station were in the same building.

[@KrisD007]

Wow, that’s intnese

[@13thgenerationamerican51]

Microneedling may not work for those over 60. I had three sessions and it did zero folks. IPL DOES hurt. He’s wrong. It’s like lighting a match, blowing it out and immediately applying to the skin. It is effective however. After 4 sessions on my chest and neck it got rid of 80 percent of my broken capillaries. I’ve never had a chemical peel however. May try it.

[@Yoliisun9]

What do you recommend for removing acne scars then?

[@katherinea.williams3044]

For some reason, I’ve subscribed to this channel quite some time ago; yet I’ve never seen the content. I never watch beauty channels on KZbin, but I’m excited to see what this doctor recommends, going on this journey! And I’m totally agreeing about the PLP, dermarolling, peels, etc. Subscribed! Love from Miami ✨✌🏼

[@jessicakay9258]

I work right down the street from the Phoenician! 🥰❤ State 48 AZ❤ I love your videos!

[@shuncheung7009]

I like all your video for your honest information .Thank you Dr. Youn

[@maggied.3845]

Love U Dr Youn, I am a surgical nurse and I really admire you and follow because give us great tips for people like me that I don't have enough money to buy expensive skin care products or botox and fillling procedures. Besides, you are really amazing and I can see that you love what you do. But I cant't get in Amazon Mexico your products. I don't find them on the Amazon app. How can I buy some of your skin line products here in my country ????

[@loudmouthedlibra]

That’s like one of my favorite resource

[@beadedbracelet]

where to buy tretinoin from???

[@MrLarryLicious]

Is there a way to get rid of stretch marks? And other scarring?

[@MaxOakland]

I’ve heard microneedling can help if the scars are recent

[@byoun..]

You could look into laser treatments at a dermatologist office

[@rosamariamoser8480]

Dear Dr Youn.is tretinoina the same as Retin A. Greetings from Perú

[@pammym1825]

I used RF which did work after about 5 treatments however the effect isn't long lasting...

[@monicaromo1150]

Hi i have horrible allergies and a total insomniac, which causes frequent Puffy eyes!! What non surgical treatment would you suggest?

[@halimasylla575]

Please talk about laser liposuction

[@michellewaltz9151]

I have mild vitiligo around my mouth, are there certain treatments I should avoid?

[@tammy711]

Barbara Von Traumer you are one classy woman

[@lgstar3363]

Oh wow this is 6 yrs old, can you do an update? If so please come over to Tucson AZ.

[@farhatsaghir8488]

Hi Dr. Anthony i really like you videos they are very helpful please can you reveal the solution /treatment for pigmentation

[@kittieb6206]

Dr. Anthony, in what state do you practice? Thank you for the videos, very informative and interesting. I am a RN and wanting to start working in a dermatology department and do injectables. I am just scared bc all those nurses look ridiculous and over the top with the fillers. I know I would never stop if I was around it daily. Anyways, Great content and good to get the information from a reliable source!

[@kkp9006]

Regarding Upper Blepharoplasty - PLEASE GO TO A WELL RESPECTED PLASTIC SURGEON FOR THIS!!! My dad has always had “very heavy eyelids”, which at 70 had begun to affect his vision. He was instructed by his eye doctor this surgery was needed to help his vision, which was true. But, same eye doctor told my dad it was no big deal and that he could perform it, as he did this very procedure all the time. I IMMEDIATELY SAID, “DAD - YOU WANT A PLASTIC SURGEON! IF HE’S A JUST AN EYE DOCTOR WHO’S ABLE TO PERFORM SURGERY? IF HE’S NOT CERTIFIED TO PERFORM PLASTIC SURGERY, HE IS NOT THE BEST CHOICE!!! PLEASE JUST CONSULT WITH SOME PLASTIC SURGEONS TO GET THEIR OPINIONS SO YOU’LL BE INFORMED!!!” Being of the generation who often take doctors at their word? Although my mom agreed with me and talked to him, our advice fell on deaf ears! Dad was adamant the eye doc a good man who wouldn’t attempt to do this if he wasn’t capable! Sadly, mom and I were correct! The outcome - eyelids weren’t close to looking symmetrical, with the difference being quite obvious as areas of the “lift” were not close to being done evenly! The worst were the outer corners of each eye beimg stitched too tightly and dad’s never been a vain man, but he was greatly upset over how he looked! He was angry, refused to consult a plastic surgeon ASAP I knew just on the hopes at least some was repairable! He didn’t want to undergo “the d*mn surgery””! For the 1st time in my life (I was 33 then) - I saw my dad so unhappy over his looks, feeling truly embarrassed with his appearance! 11 years later insult was added to injury! Now 81, he scheduled an appt with his wonderful eye doctor of the past decade for issues with his peripheral vision. Eye doc found the site of the surgery was affected by natural skin movement of the aging process. The surgery to help him see better was now severely affecting his peripheral vision, and again surgery was the only option to fix it! Luckily, my dad’s still very active at his age and he’s able to drive. Driving is crucial to both his feeling of independence and his desire to be able to care dor my mom if anything were to happen to her! His eye doctor referred him to very well respected surgeon who specializes in “Oculofacial and Reconstructive Surgery” as well as “Orbital and Reconstructive Surgery”. He impressed us at the consultation with his honesty, explaining his concerns about thd 1st surgery weren’t only dad’s unhappiness with the cosmetic result, but that it stemmed from what we’d said...the doctor had removed far too much excess skin! And as we age our skin changes, so despite dad’s skin looking great for 81? There’s a lot of difference in the skin’s elasticity even from 70 to 81, but he knew surgery was the 1 way to restore his peripheral vision! But, with a small amount of skin left to work with, achieving the desired cosmetic and optimal visual outcome wouldn’t be easy! I was happy he made no claims that he could perform miracles, but we could trust he’d do all he possibly could to improve his vision and cosmetic appearance! The surgery was last Friday. After the swelling went down, and given what dad’s eyes had looked like before, we feel the surgeon kept his promise and the outcome was better than we hoped! SO, DESPITE THE REASON YOU MAY WANT THIS PROCEDURE? WHETHER IT’S COSMETIC OR IMPAIRED VISION...PLEASE DO NOT MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE AS MY DAD! CONSULT WITH A FEW PLASTIC SURGEONS WHO ROUTINELY DO THESE PROCEDURES! IF VISION IS THE REASON? ADD CONSULTS WITH SPECIALISTS IN OCULOFACIAL/ORBITAL RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY! DON’T FIND OUT TOO LATE IF YOUR CASE WARRANTS SUCH EXPERTISE! ASK PEOPLE YOU KNOW ABOUT PLASTIC SURGEONS IN YOUR AREA. YOU’LL GET QUICK RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THOSE WHO HAD POSITIVE EXPERIENCES - AND IF PEOPLE CONTINUE TO MENTION THE SAME DOC? CALL THEIR OFFICE TO SEE WHICH SURGERIES THEY’D SAY THEY SPECIALIZE IN!!! BUT - KEEP IN MIND BAD EXPERIENCES ARE SHARED FAST TOO! WHEN YOU HEAR OF ONE - ASK HOW LONG AGO THE PROCEDURE WAS DONE? SO MANY MEDICAL AND SURGICAL ADVANCEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE IN WHAT MAY SEEM LIKE A SHORT AMOUNT OF TIME!!! ALSO, ASK WHAT TYPE OF PROCEDURE WAS DONE AS ONE DOCTOR MAY BE A GREAT FIT FOR SOME PEOPLE, BUT NOT OTHERS! SAME HOLDS TRUE FOR TYPES OF PROCEDURES, OR EVEN THE CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUNDING THE PROCEDURE!!

[@lstillhere1217]

Glad you got that off your chest!!

[@disney__queen9038]

Dr. Youn, have you ever heard of cool sculpting? If you have, what are your thoughts on it? Do you think it’s actually effective or just a scam? Thank you in advance 😊

[@jbre7233]

Disney__Queen watched instagram lives with BeautyBroker and different plastic surgeons. They warned that cool sculpting (and that under chin injection for fat melting) caused scar tissue, made operating in the area difficult.

[@ramonahgaerin5136]

Waste of money unless you have a very small amount of fat..

[@maryloudelossantos1624]

Make it a great day, Dr. Youn. I have a skin pigmentation on the left side of my face by the cheekbone, Melasma, maybe? I know it doesn't belong there. I have had it for years, covered it up with makeup. Tried possibilities ( homemade remedies) as alternatives. Nothing works. Please, I need your help. Who can I turn to to go have it checked? I am a resident of San Diego, CA. Do you know of anyone who can do it here? It's an eyesore. It affects self-esteem, self-confidence. Regret waited long. With gratitude & appreciation, Dr. Youn, I hope to hear from you. I need your expertise. Please help.

[@lindakaubehodgson]

What are your thoughts about Nuface?

[@Alison375]

I disagree about IPL. The repeated treatments are expensive and those spots come right back as soon as the skin is exposed to the sun. I prefer having the spots freezed off in one visit then using Cle de Peau concealer for a few weeks afterwards. Gone!

[@nadiadeosaran9247]

Hi Dr. Anthony, I have keloids and syringoma, I worry about procedures like micro needling and really any procedure that breaks the epidermis and beyond. Please advise, and thank you:)

[@roshay6379]

Why are we so behind? With all the technology we have, we should not be aging at all anymore. This is ridiculous.

[@astralinterstellar4451]

We are aging because of all the money we spend if drs would really cute disease the medical pharmaceutical corporation would be bankrupt in a day the same with cosmetic companies that sell you false promises at 500 dollars a jar the technology is available now but they would loose sooooo much money so it is withheld to increase their bottom line wealth

[@ssimonc]

Because our internal organs only have a known lifespan, our joints wear out, like brakes on a car. Finally the idea of people living to 120 years plus would only mean total social upheaval.

[@patriciahernandez5917]

Tee www.jw.org/en/library/magazines/g201308/how-long-can-you-live/

[@mrs.bartlett6047]

ssimonc since you said social it made me think they don’t want us to live that long because we would be drawing ss benefits to long

[@Dani-ms7xk]

Can you do a video on how to get rid of milia?

[@tamielizabethallaway2413]

Watch Josefa Reina... She hooks those out with no scarring, no numbing, no pain and fuss free! She's incredible! The only way to treat them is to remove them! Do not go down the Dr Sandra Lee route... Far too invasive, scarring, skin damaging and unnecessarily brutal! And more expensive! Check KZbin for Josefa Reina! There is your answer! She's the milia queen! 😁

[@alliedurr8707]

what is the best thing for lower face/chin/jowls beginning to sag?

[@DiannaRenee]

Massage along your jawline a every night when you do your face cream. Just rub in the direction from chin to ears. See if that helps.

[@jovitamercado7382]

Is there any treatment for vitiligo?

[@JillofAllTrades2]

Your website prices for blepharoplasty are pretty expensive compared to microneedling. That is, unless someone needs a bunch of needles. It's hard to tell which procedure is the chemical peel.

[@SunriseTango]

What a great video! Thank you, Doctor!

[@HC2-4life]

Which is better, retin A or tazoratene for aging normal type skin?

[@dokidoki719]

I have a tendency to form keloids can I use micro needling?

[@namyan4057]

I have seen some Home use IPL machines- do you recommend these to help with dark spots? They use it to remove hair

[@EspadasYCopas]

Good question

[@MyChihuahua]

I used it on a Latina clients for underarm hair removal and the darkened skin shadow from shaving lightened right up, too

[@taojessy2716]

I'm watching from Phoenix! Glad you're here. Glad for your video, and your parents must be so proud of you. Hope it was a vacation to remember :)

[@msmulligan]

I have heard that you can only do the deeper microneedling just so many times before the skin starts to break down. Is there any truth to that?

[@shellanon4212]

Do u really think it could be good to poke tiny, or any holes in your face? Harming the skin cannot be a good thing.

[@misottovoce]

@@shellanon4212 Look up WHY and HOW micro needling works before you jump to conclusions.

[@shellanon4212]

@@misottovoce I'm not. I know the theory behind it, aNd chem peeling . I also know how dangerous sunburn is. They have nearly the same affect.

[@misottovoce]

@@shellanon4212 I was referring only to the micro needling. Don't see how you are bringing sunburn and chem peels into this. All 3 completely different things.

[@shellanon4212]

@@misottovoce All harm the skin.

[@MD77SA]

I'm confused. I just saw a video by Dr. Youn on those Utrasound and radiofrequency heat treatments working to tighten skin without a face-lift. It was 2 years old. Now, this video from 4 years ago says they are no good. Which is it?

[@nancylyon-gray3499]

I'm from Scottsdale!!!!

[@juliepollard592]

Have you heard of micro coring? Do you have any thoughts on it and do you think you will offer it at some point?

[@Raaadome]

Submental liposuction can it only work on double chin fatty areas can it not work on turkey neck??...I think some things should be more advanced by now to be honest like more ppssiblities and even what about micro needleing on the loose neck/ turkey neck area time they actually found stuff that has results and good results !!??

[@1105pitbull]

What do you think about "Facetite?" I watched a video and it looked really aggressive for not a lot of results.

[@dorischoo]

IPL or BBL which is better?

[@vibesdontliebyjo5356]

What's your opinion of skin care products with thc?

[@leclec1979]

What are your thoughts on morpheous8 treatment for skin tightening?

[@melissamoore7524]

I'm from the Phoenix area! Any providers you would recommend in the area?

[@edithcarter3554]

I live on in Tucson. Welcome to Arizona ❤️