DR EMMA WEDGEWORTH - CONSULTANT DERMATOLOGIST | CAROLINE HIRONS

[@cherylashworth1124]

For everyone concerned, a quick look at Caroline’s Instagram will show she’s been social distancing/staying at home for quite some time. I don’t know when this was filmed but feel confident saying it was before current the guidelines were in place and circumstances worsened.

[@CarolineHirons]

Oh god yes weeks ago!

[@abeach5420]

@@CarolineHirons ** Caroline or team...can you write out what oil they are referring too* ? Due to 'that' FAB accent I can't make it out... sounds like 'pigmen' oil

[@alysonm7]

a beachone I think she said Pigmenorm lovely :)

[@abeach5420]

@@alysonm7 thanks never heard of it and often with her 'fab' accent I can't decipher what is mentioning for certain products or ingredients

[@jihanannesa]

Dr Emma is my dermatologist and she is amazing. I’m a black woman and finding a good dermatologist who understands scarring is hard. , She has helped me massively . I recommend spending the money to see someone like Emma and spending less on throwing everything at your skin to see what works. You end up spending the same, but at least you know it’s someone who understands your skin!

[@imiamimimi3622]

Just wanted to say that I went to see Dr Emma 3 years ago and she completely changed my life - no exaggeration. She is the absolute best. Thanks for this video! Xx

[@CarolineHirons]

She's amazing. x

[@shpresasulo]

Dr. Wedgeworth is so calm! You can tell she has such a good heart. Love these doctors, because they make you feel better after leaving their appointment.

[@TRippon2000]

Dr. Emma is such a great teacher. I hope that we will see more of her in the future.

[@RobynAuditoreNicol]

Dr Wedgeworth is such an intelligent, lovely, polite lady! Thank you for this, so many really interesting points☺ x

[@CarolineHirons]

Truly!

[@sweetestsna1]

Using cerave moisturizing cream, had taken away my scars real well. On damp skin. Every day morning and night. And it helped my skin barrier improve. No acids. Nothing. Cleanser, moisturizer and SPF. A year on this, and I am doing great.

[@jinayadixon8022]

Dr Wedgeworth is my new favourite guest! She is insanely knowledgeable (as one would imagine) and just seems like a genuinely lovely person. Can’t wait until you have her on again Caroline :)

[@nic01e1]

I went to a seminar with a dermatologist (I work in healthcare) and he really drove home the point that people are going way too lightly with topical steroids and not actually treating the problem. So don't be scared of topical steroids if you really have a condition that will benefit from it, if you use enough early on it will help treat the problem quicker :)

[@rebeccabrown7893]

Hi from Tennessee!!! I have experienced exactly what is discussed about the skin dysphoric idea (not what they called it???). I’m 42. Suffered from varying kinds of acne from puberty through my 30s. I STILL see all the marks on my face even though I know they’re not there. I have to say to myself-are they really there? It’s so hard to change our mental image of what we look like to ourselves. I’m thankful to have friends that set me straight! Thank you SO much for shedding light on this for people and encouraging us.

[@ems_h.eartnotes]

I feel like pores are a self fulfilling prophecy or catch 22. I never even noticed what my pores were doing until I got into skincare and watched and read content around 'minimising pores' or around brands marketing towards 'pore problems'. I'm glad you answered the pore thing x

[@zoewhite7705]

How lovely is Dr Emma?! Thank you for introducing us to her and I hope she comes back for a part two.

[@EG-qp2jo]

GP had me on antibiotics for both years of sixth form for acne, jaw dropped when you said 6 months max

[@angeh9995]

Brilliant. Thank you so much for this. I’m so glad you had pre-recorded this interview. Watching it has been an escape to a happy place at a very grim time.

[@anniewhitmore7627]

What a lovely lady - you two made such a great team - thank you for this video and can't wait for the next. Would you consider a segment on sensitive eczema-prone skin and what actives would be safe/worth trying? I recently, at the age of 54 dipped my toe into some vit c - the Drunk Elephant one - and using the buffer approach e.g. moisturise b4 vit c and moisture after, and so far, I'm doing OK without any nasty reaction. Would love to try retinol but terrified of reactions etc so haven't dared. The cost at Dr Sam's clinic is pretty high so, alas, don't think I could afford to see Dr Emma at this point. General advice for people like me with sensitive skins would be so welcome! Thanks both :)

[@mabdw2]

Could not stop smiling throughout this video....thanks Caroline and thanks Emma! I'm booking in to see you soon...once the world settles down a bit...stay safe people!

[@MSUSPARTANS1973]

I have loads of questions from conflicting professional opinions also, but the following BY FAR is this one: I’m 47 and just began a skincare routine 5 years ago. I’ve never had a pimple, let alone a breakout. It’s all genetics. I smoked up until a few years ago, washed my face in the shower with shower gel, and didn’t wear sunscreen- although I did try to avoid the sun because it would make me sick. If retin A is the best of the best for anti-aging, and everything else, why are there so many serums, etc. A prescription of Tretinoin in the States is less expensive than most highly recommended serums. Why at night would I not just cleanse, give it about 30 minutes than whack on Tret for the rest of my life? In the morning I can goof around with HA, vit C, moisturizer, and sunscreen.

[@catnip4587]

That’s exactly my routine double cleanse at night and put on prescription retinol. Save the other serums and sunscreen for am. For me it works great

[@tracybownes7612]

OMG when is the next one !!!!!!!!! i love Emma, please do one with both of your fav products ? x

[@jillyfish72]

tracy bownes Ooh, yes, fascinating! Good idea 💡

[@theglowjob.]

Came here after hours on the blog. Currently going through major cystic acne and I'm v prone to scarring so that certainly made me go back to your blog. P.s: loved this video

[@abbeydawes5786]

So informative ! Thank you and I hope she comes on to your channel again x

[@nickyadams2108]

You two make a great duo caroline, can we have more of this beautiful and caring lady please 🙏 p.s roll on june need that book mate, love you rude girl ❤️ 🇬🇧 X

[@CarolineHirons]

Thank you!

[@laurabewley9816]

I wish my doctor could see this. The only thing I'm handed is antibiotics despite them never having a positive impact on my skin. I was always given the option of the pill or antobiotics. My cystic acne isn't much of an issue anymore but of course after having it for so long I now have horrendous scarring.

[@nevertooold6498]

Absolutely Fabulous! Thank you so much - Dr. Wedgeworth, please come back soon! Take care, Ginny 😘😘😘

[@snkfrk10]

When you’re like “use cetaphil! Kill me now” and she like twitches in agreement but restrains herself from criticising such a mega brand. Yessssss!

[@sheilacolwell434]

This was wonderful!! Thank you both for the clear and expert information and also for your cheery faces and smiles. I loved every minute of this.

[@CarolineHirons]

Thank you so much!

[@justinekluk1344]

Just seen this for the first time as one of my patients told me I got a mention. Excellent video with you and lovely Dr Emma ❤️

[@julietaylor3445]

What a lovely lady! So interesting, especially regarding the eczema!

[@mummycool1]

The reason we have so much knowledge is down to Caroline, skin Goddess.

[@CarolineHirons]

Thank you kindly. Happy to help! x

[@susanmcf1]

Thank you Dr. Wedgeworth for reminding me to not over use the glyclolic acid and damage my barrier.

[@yvetteshelton534]

Great Talk from you and Dr. Emma. You both are so alike and the science is the common denominator. Thank you.

[@sineadflanagan2171]

Just finished watching , what an absolutely gorgeous , intelligent and warm human Emma is !

[@Sandraishful]

Thanks to much for the info of eczema!! I've been suffering from it for ages - especially around the eyes. I got topical steroids from my GP, but soo many people have warned me to use it for a longer period of time. So I've been using it during flare ups (they're killing me: itching, pain, burning and subsequently swelling of my eyelids because of the rubbing = vicious circle)...´And yes, I know you shouldn't use those steroids around the eyes, but I'm very careful not to actually get it INTO my eyes and haven't had a problem with it so far. so THANK YOU THANK YOU for your advice, I feel much more confident using my cream now. :)

[@jens7722]

This was brilliant! So informative. Struggle being in the North West to know where to go to see a good dermatologist so thank you. Can’t wait for the next one x

[@michelles2299]

I agree I live in the NW I did my research, found a really good dermatologist in Birmingham, I know, what a drive! I had tixel treatment on my eyes it was worth the journey, in fact I think getting the early train to London is probably doable 🙏😁

[@JoyfulFreckles]

My optometrist said that if you have modern prescription lenses (I think they are some kind of polymer??) Then there are UV filters built in

[@emmadax]

A good chin wag with another expert is exactly what I want to see right now! Thanks!

[@CarolineHirons]

You're very welcome. Thanks for watching x

[@k9sandmakeupbrushes596]

❤

[@janeburke147]

Brilliant video 🤗did Caroline say owt about What acid is good for milia,they did say heavy cream & genetics were a common thing that causes it,but what acid is good for milia 👍🏻💕

[@nataliewilliams1111]

Love this - it was so helpful and honest. I loved my skincare for years and then started the dermatica tret treatment for fine lines two months or so ago and my skin is not as nice. Dry, dull and really sore. I’ve tried reducing it down to every other night, but I don’t enjoy my skincare routine now. Not sure how to move forward as everyone raves about tret 🙄

[@NicolaTexeira]

Fab video! Thank you Caroline and Dr. Emma xx

[@kiracunningham6445]

Wealth information presented in a such a lovely manner - love both these ladies! Talk about hair goals! Beautiful skin and beautiful crowns guys! 😍

[@CarolineHirons]

Thank you so much for watching. Glad you enjoyed x

[@claremorrison6795]

I loved this so much! Thank you Dr Emma and Caroline.

[@CarolineHirons]

V welcome x

[@penfoldhill]

Loved this interview. Especially the eczema advice. I frequently get it round my eyes when stressed so this was very reassuring.

[@CarolineHirons]

Glad it helped :)

[@laurenflynn2901]

I really struggle with eczema between my top lip and nose, red flaky uncomfortable... what was it that she recommended for treating eczema on the face? I have prescription steroid for eczema on the body but don't want to use it around my mouth

[@charlottelrose3221]

Firstly, you both look RADIANT in this video. Secondly, the Clinique TTDO Balm in the background is giving me hope for a better future. Thirdly, Caroline if you became a derm I think your fans might EXPLODE with excitement, please retrain so I can come see you!! Not a big ask, ha ha Xxx

[@trishpugelli5371]

is there a product that will reduce or get rid or my broken capillaries on my cheeks? I am using the osmosis AC11 that says it will diminish but i have gone through 2 bottles and nothing yet...Please dont say laser is the only way lol

[@moniquevanni]

OMG I love her can we keep her? Also her hair colour is faaaaabulooous....

[@sophiealexandrawhite]

Hi All, loved this video! So so interesting, thank you for the info. All the best x

[@CarolineHirons]

Glad you enjoyed :)

[@scottycaplan8122]

It was sooooo nice and informatif !!! Thank you so much to both of you ! Looking forward for the next one, obviously ;)

[@TRippon2000]

I hate that Kate Somerville started making products with glycolic acid. Her Exfolikate is so amazing because it uses lactic acid and fruit enzymes not glycolic acid. Her clinic-to-go peel pads were one of the best acid pads ever created. Luckily, DCL does create really great non-glycolic acid peel pads, but her clinic-to-go pads were amazing!

[@gwenmassey7631]

Brilliant video. Thank you. 💐💐

[@louiscisse]

One of my faves!!!!!

[@izziwizziranaway]

LOVED this. Can’t wait for the next one. Xx

[@CarolineHirons]

Thanks for watching! x

[@nikki__west]

Yay thank you for this video!

[@CarolineHirons]

V Welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@sarahedwards3973]

Fantastic video ladies, thank you!!! ❤️

[@CarolineHirons]

V welcome. Thank you for watching x

[@maddieg6410]

i want to start out with skin care i don’t know a lot is. there a video with a routine of steps you can do for a skincare regimen

[@rebeccawilkie3931]

How do I know who to trust in terms of a facialist or aesthetician? I realise that seems like a very vague question but I’ve tried everything at home from acids to retinoids (Derm I have access to was rubbish if i’m honest and wouldn’t give me anything stronger than a 0.5 adapelene, and had never heard or could understand the concept of a double cleanse, enough said...). I live in Scotland and all the clinics i’d like to visit are based down south so if anyone can suggest how to go about finding who to trust for micro needling etc please help! Xx

[@rebeccawilkie3931]

Ps. Was given antibiotics for 2 years and they did nothing. Managed to clear up acne mostly myself topically thanks to knowledge from yourself and a few other trusted people on the industry but I’ve been left with indented scars x

[@chicpea8387]

Great question - I live in West Wales & looking for someone to administer Botox ( never had it before) who do you go to? Who do you trust ?

[@elainebines6803]

Thank you. Lovely guest - intelligent, articulate and personable. I disagree with some, I feel you do allow your guests to talk and if you interrupt, imo, it's not to miss, an important point

[@louisewhite4780]

Looking for a wee bit of advice on mild rosacea please (I’m 44, very fair skinned and have a few broken capillaries and pustules but so far rosacea has been confined to the outer parts of my face). I’ve been on prescribed erythromycin for the last 2 years which has been keeping it at bay but know that I shouldn’t be on it for such a long time. I’m planning on coming off and just want to have a few ideas of products that will help when I flare up. I’m a Beauty Pie addict so happy to try anything suitable from their range or any other range xx

[@elizabethboin1735]

EXCELLENT video! Thank you!

[@rutaafridi]

I am pregnant and can’t wait to give birth and start using retinols again. Just to clarify- prescription strength is ok for breastfeeding? Thank you 🙏

[@CarolineHirons]

Yep

[@julietaylor3445]

My 30 yr old daughter has recurring face skin condition, around chin, nose and sometimes forehead. She’s been told that it is impetigo and given oral antibiotic cream. I’m am not convinced, and think it is perioral dermatitis. What would you recommend? Should she try to find a dermatologist for definitive diagnosis and treatment?

[@amy3971]

Julie Taylor of you think it’s PD try changing her toothpaste to one that doesn’t have SLS in?

[@julietaylor3445]

Amy Harrison already tried that, but it’s not the toothpaste

[@marissafowler3882]

Thank you for this video and being such a great source of advice and encouragement! What do you suggest for a face mist if I cannot get the la roche posay ultra 8 (I'm in the US)?

[@CarolineHirons]

A fav :www.carolinehirons.com/2018/02/hall-fame-josh-rosebrook-hydrating-accelerator.html

[@miekengrant8704]

Sorry I missed the types of products the doc mentioned for acne and scarring/pigmentation near the start...anyone know?

[@boulinkaterina]

My question is which is best to use RETINOL(Drunk Elephant ) or RETINAL(Moonlight Serum) ?

[@thewillettway5199]

i love her - Great video Caroline!!

[@CarolineHirons]

Thank you! x

[@clairebear6602]

Hi there, please can someone point me in the direction of a list of the products mentioned here. Thank you

[@emmadax]

I was on antibiotics from the age of 11 to 18... the anger I feel towards my doctors (as I knew no better, never had the knowledge at that age) you can only imagine

[@candisk7368]

Thank y’all so much! Wonderful information ( :

[@CarolineHirons]

You're v welcome x

[@MSUSPARTANS1973]

If I never used serums, etc. before and went right to Tretinoin .05%, have been using it for 6 months, why hasn’t my face gotten red, flaky, or peeled?

[@rednails4]

MSUSPARTANS 1995 you may not react to vitamine A. Caroline adressed this in her retinol series and a couple of times since. Research seems to indicate that certain people, genetically, are insensitive to retinoids. If you are seeing results (even minuscule ones) go ahead, otherwise it may not be the ingredient for you.

[@MSUSPARTANS1973]

rednails4 Thx! I did hear her say that, I just thought I couldn’t be in the itty-bitty category. Why can’t that small percentage of prople be ones who win a lottery?😓

[@lizzylass4805]

hi caroline what treatment would you recommend for a 56 year old with generally smooth skin but sagging and jowly? topical and other treatment recommendations would be very appreciated thanks.

[@sona.alexandra]

Lizzy Lass go to her blog and have a look round. She or her team can’t answer every question on all her posts.

[@adelelusher5442]

Iv veen on roaccutane and finished last September, my skin was amazing for months but has now become oily and flared up just as bad as before I started. But I have now been told I have to wait another year before i can be referred back to dermatologist, and the wait list takes ages. Is there anything else I can do to help treat or should I look at going private? Thanks.

[@chathurim4813]

Loved this video ❤️❤️ Thank you so much !

[@CarolineHirons]

Very welcome :)

[@CarolineHirons]

Very welcome x

[@annelisetruelsen5575]

Thank you Caroline and Dr. Emma. Also people only need to look at your instagram page to know that you wouldn't take the risk of not social distancing x.

[@CarolineHirons]

Indeed. Hope you're keeping well Annelise xxx

[@annelisetruelsen5575]

@@CarolineHirons All good - thank you Caroline. I hope you and the family are safe and well. X

[@antoniadent319]

Hi lovelies, I know you mentioned hydration for people going through chemo but please could I have some specific product recommendations? My bestie is 22 and about to start her 2nd cycle of a course of 8 and I would love to get her some really great tried and tested products. TIA xox

[@elizabethboin1735]

Try Cerave moisturizing cream

[@lisaho3325]

God. Girl crush 😻 she’s so warm and intelligent.

[@strega11]

My skin is so tight and parched feeling. Only using CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser and CeraVe Moisture Cream. Age 57 and am feeling miserable with the tightness. Help!

[@soniak2269]

Mary Molitor maybe add an HA serum and top off with a nice oil over the moisturizer?

[@strega11]

Sonia K that sounds good. I will try that. Thank you!!

[@MSUSPARTANS1973]

I would use a lot of light layering products instead of one heavy moisturizer. Look for words in the ingredient list like hyaluronic acid, sodium hyaluronate, glycerin, aloe- and make sure they’re high up on the list. So wash with your cleanser. While the face is still damp, use a hydrating “spritz.” There are lots of them at all price ranges. I like one by Dermalogica called “Anti-Oxidant Hydramist.” Next go in with a hydrating serum. The Ordinary has one called, Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5. It’s like $6. I think it has 3 molecular sizes so it can penetrate different layers of the skin. You could also use a hyaluronic acid by a brand called NIOD. It’s called, “multi molecular hyaluronic complex,” or “MMHC” for short. It’s pricey, because it has 12 or 15 different molecular weights to really hydrate the layers of the skin, but it’s on sale online at THE SKINSTORE at least 10 times a year for 25-30% off. The Dermalogica mist is also on sale a lot. You can also use Hada Labo gokujyun hydrating lotion. It’s a Japanese brand. They called these liquid hydrating serums “lotions.” If you’re in the States, it’s a white bottle with black Japanese writing and some blue water-looking drops on the bottle. Google it. You can buy it online lots of places. It’s cheap and effective. After using spritzers and hydrating serums, then use a moisturizer to seal it in. I’d also suggest something called the “7-skin method.” If you don’t know what that is, go on KZbin and in the search bar type in “Gothamista- 7- Skin Method.” She explains it perfectly! The best hydrating toner or essence to use for this method that’s not too light and not too sticky is either May Coop Raw Sauce, which you can get at YESSTYLE or “Klairs Supple Preparation Facial Toner.” You can also use these instead of the others I suggested up above. They don’t only have to be used with this method. I PROMISE you, after the 7-skin method your skin will be hydrated all day. Sometimes you’ll only need to do “3 skins.” Watch the video. This will all make sense! Good Luck, and let me know if you need more help!!

[@strega11]

MSUSPARTANS 1995 Thank you so much. This helps!!

[@abrecknell7933]

Try avene moisturising /soothing mask. It's gentle and does give a boost. Try couple times a week. Stay away from flannels. Weleda skin food is good at night

[@chatterbox3131]

Hi all, I’d really appreciate some skin help please! I’m 21 and have relatively clear skin with a few spots here and there. But after a sudden development allergies to lots of types of food after a period of extremely stressful university exams (e.g. most fruit, some veg) my skin has kind of freaked out and has not been the same for about a year. I have a red circular patch of skin on one cheek the size of £2 that is red flaky and has always got tiny spots that never come to a head and just seem like irritated lumps. I have no clue what to do- do I use spot treatments on the spots to treat the spots, leave my skin alone, use an oil to treat the irritated skin or a thick cream to nourish? Any help much much appreciated as I’m sure if your watching these vids you know what your talking about xo

[@hannahtooher5101]

See your gp, could be psoriasis, can occur around stressful periods x

[@beckyc.5743]

I think a lot of the American response to pregnancy and saying “no actives” has to do with the medical profession’s fear of law suits. Also, I’d still like to know where you heard that the US is saying hylauronic acid is dangerous 🤔

[@CarolineHirons]

All the derms on social media. I think Harper’s did a long post on it and it got deleted.

[@beckyc.5743]

Caroline, that’s just insane. Sounds like scare tactics to encourage clicks. I am only subscribed to Dr. Dray and Dr. Sam Bunting and, fortunately, haven’t heard this ridiculous info.

[@meganlsanders]

Been on antibiotics for my skin for years.... Whoops. Maybe it’s time to go back to the docs

[@eb2944]

Does anyone know how to treat keloid or hypotrophic scars?

[@lisahirst2929]

Love these kind of videos ❤️

[@Wheezywatches]

Such a good wealth of info and lovely to have this time to turn off my brain.

[@EmmaSoden]

Not skin related - I see Duran Duran Pop Vinyls behind Caroline but what is the one on the shelf on the left?

[@louiseleaning2009]

Do you know I've been watching this whole video trying to figure out who the funk pop vinyls were! Thank you lol

[@deidreeggleton2053]

Such an interesting & informative video. Just like you Caroline, if I could do it all again I would also be a Dermatologist. There seems to be a worldwide shortage- I'm in NZ. Enjoying your insta & YTube, keep safe. Thanks :)

[@CarolineHirons]

Thank you and you! x

[@keepfitgirl8191]

That was v informative, thanks. If you have Dr Emma back on at some point, would love to hear her talking about rosacea. She's lovely but then she is called Emma. Love Emma (lol) x

[@andrea6710]

keepfitgirl on istagram she makr a live about Rosacea also larocheposay a couple of days ago.

[@Ama14572]

I know its very unrelated but can I ask where is Caroline’s top from ?🙏🏼

[@CarolineHirons]

It's from Raey in london - via matches.com

[@tamarabotha6584]

When’s the next one?!;)

[@nkurdy288]

What is that acne treatment mentioned? Subsition? Subzition?

[@nkurdy288]

Acne scar treatment, i mean!

[@CarolineHirons]

Subcision x

[@michelles2299]

The polish pharmacy has brilliant skin care £20 is more than doable for a regime 🙏

[@cindylyssikatos3182]

Derm most competitive in US too :/

[@albamerchant2143]

FANTASTIC ❤️❤️❤️

[@CarolineHirons]

Thank you! x

[@albamerchant2143]

Caroline Hirons I can’t believe you’re thanking me! Thank YOU for saving us all and our skin with your knowledge and expertise. Seriously, you’re amazing xx

[@yarrigrainger5824]

good chat x

[@davisc1939]

what are trets?? you mention it at 5.46

[@sona.alexandra]

Carol Davis tretanoin, it’s a derivative of vitamin A (retinoids acid)

[@mariesymcewan7737]

People are doing far too much to their skin these days. My friends in their fifties. Who do the bare minimum have the most beautiful skin it doesn’t dry out or break out. We are ad mans dreams and then our skin becomes ultra sensitive

[@maskhan4255]

More treatments are accessible to people at a reasonable price. People are also more educated now as to what is available...in the past there was a heavy reliance on people who worked in the industry. And treatment that may have worked for one person, may not work for another. So yeah, people are doing much more to their skin these days. Unfortunately, we are ad mans dreams!

[@kathi111]

I think often times people who do nothing to their skin are just genetically blessed with good skin. That doesn‘t mean that everyone else would get away with that approach. If I use just a face wash and moisturiser my skin is by far not as good as it could be

[@BartekKowalski-qi4rj]

👍👍👍

[@nommh]

I don’t know about clean beauty which sounds like a term that originate in protestant ‘clean is godly’ ideas. However, I care about organic beauty that is made with substances that neither harm myself nor the environment when I use them. So is silicone harmful for myself? Probably not. Do I want to swim in silicone soup or water? Do I want to drink and eat silicone? Probably not. Same with mineral oil. In short I want my cosmetics to be biodegradable. I’m all for science. Dismissing whacky ideas like washing your hair with baking soda or using undiluted essential oils is all well and good as long as it does not justify polluting the environment.

[@sineadflanagan2171]

Emma has a beautiful face x

[@philippa230493]

Got enough TTDO there Caroline?

[@solangepolegar]

Whoa, I’d never expect, of all people, Caroline holding the isotretinoin flag. Just fyi, not 1984: 2004 had the treatment, still have anxiety and depression to this day. My acne came back after 2 years. Most doctors don’t prescribe it safely. They don’t take the time and care to follow up. Most people don’t connect the dots and never report the side effects (mental health and dermatology?) Most derms shrug off if you complain about any mental health issues. Or reply, as you’ve done, saying “you won’t be depressed once you get good skin”. Depression is far deeper than dealing with acne. How can the compilation of data be accurate?

[@Surfnyolly]

Wow, aren’t you guys social distancing? It’s so weird to see a video with more than one person in it. Maybe this was filmed way earlier in the year. :(

[@MsKazzabee]

surfnyolly and if they are distancing and this was filmed some time ago its totally irresponsible not to state this in the description

[@carrie94]

People really need to use their common sense. Caroline has been doing her live videos from her house so I think it’s pretty obvious this was filmed a while ago it shouldn’t have to be stated in the video.

[@CarolineHirons]

It was filmed weeks ago. Seriously. As if it needs to be said?

[@ljbann770]

MsKazzabee common sense guys, come on!

[@AmeerahMuhammad]

You’re a moron. Of course this was filmed before the crisis. Use common sense

[@kayalvijayakumar3023]

keep social distancing pls.....

[@susanobrien4380]

You beat me to it. I was just thinking what are those two ladies doing so close? Edit: It might have been filmed long before. :)

[@beatrissem4354]

Kayal Vijayakumar OMG guys this was filmed before the pandemic and lockdown pls stop ✋

[@mariemaxwell8810]

If filmed before social distancing it is important to put in place a notice on the video to say

[@niki-di9wm]

Seriously? Do you think Caroline Hirons would take such a risk? Or Dr. Emma? Don't be daft; of course this was filmed earlier.

[@CarolineHirons]

I really don’t think it’s necessary to state the bleeding obvious. I literally haven’t been out of the house for weeks. One look at my Instagram would show you that.