Discussing Acne Scars with Experts! | Dr Taylor, Dr Lim, Dr Qazi, Dr Henningsen & Dr Chavan

Discussing acne scars with Dr Mark Taylor, Dr Davin Lim, Dr Nadir Qazi, Dr Emil Henningsen & Dr Dhanraj Chavan

[@meltedsnowman9637]

Wow, what a panel. The dream team!

[@Saibu-uo4ts]

Only salesman sadly. None of them actually give a f about the patients. Especially if you have completications theyll just leave you and act as if you never existed....its cruel

[@viki7277]

Interesting online discussion. It's a pity that it was not possible to understand Dr Mark Taylor well due to technical problems.

[@Matti294]

Very interesting!

[@alinaoana1678]

Great video❤

[@michaelleggo8335]

Great to see you all shareing the information with each other to find a common goal 👍, as I am in need of you help to fix a problemed face, even a little bit of it would be great, 35 years of it ,

[@mcp4029]

To Dr. Qazi: Interesting how you phrased along the way of "none had objectively proven cases". This way you could elegantely avoid adressing some of the patients cases that DO report sagging (but as its only "anecdotal" who tf cares, right?) I actually did face sagging post subcison with one of you and reported it back. No mention of that... I dont care if this side effect is only theoretical or anecdotal at this point of time, its your ethical duty to inform patients that it has been reported...you can still follow up with "not yet backed up scientifically at this point of time". But to just brush away and act dismissingly about this side effect that - should it happen to you - has such MAJOR and detrimental effects on 1. physical appearance 2. mental health ans self esteem 3. financial situation should the person need a corrective face lift to feel somewhat normal/attractive again. The weight of potential "sagging" side effect on a persons life quality alone should make it your ethical duty to at least mention it and inform about the current status of research on it. The downplaying you display to me is a complete lack of empathy as I and many others mental health suffer greatly from it (regular suicidal thoughts). It shows the ego of wanting to achieve big results at the risk/expense of someones face matters more to you than being transparent and ethical about it 👏👏

[@user-uh7ue6pk9k]

goona continue to follow you. thank you information

[@bilalameer57]

I m fan of taylor sir 🤗

[@halluciongen3000]

It's a shame Dr Taylor had audio problem he had really good insights on TCA but it was very hard to hear! Very good panel!

[@ggfarmgirl8350]

Wish docs would have discussed outcomes from an UltraClear cold co2 laser. As I understand, it’s fairly new with less down time but same outcomes as traditional co2.

[@user-ij4ct5xw4t]

What’s the best way to stop a deep cyst on my back turning into a keloid scar? From my research apart from going to a dermatologist the best way would be to use a benzoyl peroxide cream. I’ve had steroid injections on scars which have helped but want to avoid it happening in the future. Thank you.

[@ah2130]

I know this panel is made up of acne scar specialists, however, their use of diluted Radiesse in the face to help scars, would make plastic surgeons such as Ben Talei go into a rant. More discussion on this huge discrepancy between these doctors and someone like a plastic surgeon would be helpful. It's like in one sense you may be helping fill a divot but is the hardening of the soft tissue worth it?

[@jnure9]

Hey dr davin, i have a question ive been wondering, does it matter how old your acne scars are? Do newer scar respond better to treatment or is it the same compared to old scars?

[@theloniouscovers5426]

Yes, I’ve read newer scars respond better