Dr. Shereene Idriss: Botox Myths, Aging Peaks, and Skincare Secrets | Well with Arielle Lorre

[@TruthsSake]

So many people focus on hair skincare (which is VERY important, particularity contestant use of sunscreen) but they don’t stay fit. If you’re neglecting cardio and lifting weights you’ll age worse regardless of how good you care for your skin. Most people who stay fit throughout of their lives tend to look better as they age than those who don’t do fitness and only focus on skincare. And science is catching up with this as well. For example, one study recently showed evidence that lifting weights helps with skin aging. Probably doing HRT as you age if you can’t maintain inherent hormone levels is something to consider too. That and good did obviously. Ppl tend to focus on one piece of the puzzle and disregard the other pieces.

[@ChelseaDust-wg6pf]

yes exercise enhances blood circulation plumps your face

[@leeregalado8326]

Dr Idriss is gorgeous ✨

[@cupcakeladyattie2578]

People say she uses filters on her videos, but here she looks so gorgeous.❤ Sheereen.

[@debSGSS]

You can see the filter on this video.

[@gi2121]

I'm 46. I live in a small european country where regular working class women not only don't have procedures done, but as a norm wear no to little make-up. Honestly, it's liberating and we don't look older than the north-american women I see on TV and KZbin. As for aging and skincare: i've had oily, acne prone skin that caused me stress my whole life. I'm now thankful for it, because I have very few wrinkles. My skin care is now minimal and I find it's the best for me (the more I mess with my skin, the more it reacts and gets oily and inflamed). BUT the mid forties aging peak is real... My face has sagged. Not horribly, but it's there and you just don't look young anymore when your jaw line lost the tightness. You look middle-aged. It's not very easy to deal with, but... It's life. I began doing face yoga some weeks ago and will just roll with it.

[@gi2121]

@Anni-r6k Portugal 🙂

[@cristinanovais3907]

Love dr. Idriss. I owe her so much for all the teaching.

[@MariaLuckyxo]

I 💙this interview, with Dr. Shereene. I love her personal philosophy on botox, how she lets it fully wear off, wants her muscle movement to come back and only gets it twice a year.

[@KatjaGlatz]

As being a product developer, I will show this to my whole team! This has so much knowledge in such a short time and I salute Dr Idriss! Thank you so much

[@jasmina-antic]

I tried a lot of things on my face and I find that definitivly less is more. Less make up and other products,the better skin is. It's ok to have wrinkles or melasma or something else. Ppl you have only one skin, take care of its health and enjoy the life. Stay healty! ❤

[@user-zk8ed4kd2b]

Thanks for having Dr. Idriss on. Great interview.

[@milenaandonov9291]

Great interview! Dr. Idriss is amazing as always!

[@WellwithArielleLorre]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@RebeccaBardess]

I’m nearly 52. I ask my skin what it wants on any given day and do that. I don’t even moisturise daily. I never breakout and have no deep wrinkles. Trust your skin. Listen to it.

[@jennyshufutinskaya6873]

Yesss! I love Dr. Idriss and am so happy to see she's on here!

[@balancedbyanav]

When I watch DR Idriss pillow talk I fell in love ❤I believe in her no BS philosophy

[@kayfay7674]

My 30’s peak, the ageing was very welcomed, my face look more contoured and I probably looked the best ever. That 40 peak though, it wasn’t as nice, no one sees it but i do.

[@jjohnson6833]

You both look so lovely. Fun conversation. Always insightful to hear Dr. Idriss and I also enjoyed Arielle Lorre - first time seeing her and I subscribed. ❤

[@WellwithArielleLorre]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@guyelswambeekhoeve5882]

Yesss passed the fourth😅without depression.

[@dianadavidson7848]

I enjoyed the interview; it reinforced that I am doing things correctly. However, I don't believe the stated ages designated for the most substantive aging changes. Sure your face changes somewhat such as fat distribution. I found this to my benefit and liked the way my face slimmed out as I got older. I am one who has always looked younger than my numerical age. And I did not notice anything negative about my skin due to aging until a few years into menopause. At about 55 (now 58) is when I first realized "oh my God I look so old. Look at these jowls!" This only happened in the last few years. And I have never done anything with cosmetic procedures. Didn't even moisturize until my 50's. I started hormone replacement in August and I just got my first botox last week. It is very subtle and I just feel I look refreshed and plan to continue with it. I eat well, have always exercised and do all the skin care now - vit c; retinoid; glycolic acid, etc. I'm also getting that pulsed dye laser next month. I do believe in healthy vanity. I feel great doing these things for myself that I have contemplated for quite a while.

[@debSGSS]

I looked the same in photos at 34 as I did at 23. I could be convinced that I could just overlook it in the mirror, but multiple photos can't lie. I was in the best physical shape of my life in my 30's too. So, are alot of these peaks not dependent of lifestyle choices, amount of major life stressors, etc.? I agree with you that menopause is when women have the biggest change in their appearance/skin aging. Have you noticed any changes from HRT yet? I have considered it, but need to find a good naturopath since I have no physician who will prescribe bioidentical. Of course, it is not covered by insurance either.

[@HANNAAHMED.]

very good episode, it felt authentic

[@rosamoreno4794]

I am 47 and my body fatigue tanked at 46 and I felt older. Once I turned 47, my skin and looks changed and I felt ugly and unsexy. It will happen to all people but women take it the worst. The hair goes too, it dries out and breaks or you lose it.

[@Anna-bt9kl]

this is so depressing. :(

[@WellwithArielleLorre]

I'm right behind you at 39 and totally feel what you're saying! These changes are so real and yeah, some days are tough. But I swear, every woman I know in her mid-40s who went through this came out even more amazing on the other side. You're not alone in this - we're all figuring it out together. Sending you a big virtual hug! 💜

[@Anna-bt9kl]

@@WellwithArielleLorre can you talk more about these women sometime? would love to hear about it.

[@jm7174]

I’m 45 and I feel the exact same way. And I’ve been focusing on skincare, working out for over 20 years…up to the point of obsession. I haven’t done Botox or fillers but have done lasers a handful of times. But aging trumps everything I’ve done and it sucks.

[@katli5348]

I started following ayurvedic youtube haircare videos and now in middle age, your hair can be in its best shape ever

[@ChelseaDust-wg6pf]

Thank you Dr. Idriss ♡

[@Anastasiaviolinistparis]

the girl who is interviewing her sat her at a bad angle, I don't know why. She could have sat her at the same angle as herself. The interviewer has a million plastic surgeries, but she sits the guest at a bad angle for what? The guest shows how a woman without plastic surgery and with good self-care can look

[@babyfal]

ur not ok.

[@Ferraracamilla]

Girl…

[@xiomarasinnis7549]

I was so excited for this interview. I really enjoyed it. These women look beautiful and I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and experience.

[@Fkr523]

I live in Poland. Almost every women has something done with her face here. It makes me feel ugly. I am 38 and I don’t want to look like 20. I feel like aging is just forbidden here.

[@ZeljanaKovac-q1r]

Same in Serbia.

[@kaycartier2245]

This is my first time learning of these two lovely ladies. When Dr. Shereen said someone told her “Your problem is, you love humanity, but you hate people.” 😂 I suspect your birthday is in the last week of January to be precise. ♒ Why are we like this. LoL. Great conversation, and information. Don’t mind me. 👀

[@WellwithArielleLorre]

😉

[@Bjooooom]

The audio is soooo good

[@hettyhrvthv7581]

presenters iron face though 😟looks so tight at any moment might crack ..kinda painfull watching

[@crystal.corona85]

Great episode ❤

[@ultramonika215]

which hydroquinone do you use????? I cannot find anything online anymore

[@algernon2005]

Hey guys, do you know Dr.'s sweater made by ? She likes this sweater,I can see her wearing it very often. I wanna get one

[@neharai4927]

Yea right metoo😅😅😅

[@mamam9497]

Dr Idriss!!! Lovely women and interview

[@zb2712]

I personally think the reference to a certain age (early 30’s, specifically “44”, etc),when /how the skin ages is ridiculous and totally unfounded,whether it’s coming from “BC dermatologist or not”! While that may be true in general, we certainly cannot ignore the genetics/lifestyle factor, which play a HUGE part on how our skin looks. Also chronological vs biological age is a real thing ,and I think that most people don’t pay enough attention to it, and instead just focus on numbers, which can be depressing.Therefore, I think it’s very misleading to claim something like that and make people stress unnecessarily. Live well and your skin will show it🤗

[@Sedefsweetpie]

exactly my thoughts partially

[@ghannusa]

Yes those age numbers are like putting you in a certain mental state, where its like you have to brace yourself for those ages where things will start to change, for the worse.. That can indeed be depressing.

[@kit10]

It wasnt dermatologists, but I did recently read a scientific study on how we do have 2 sudden noticeable aging eras rather than constant. Every person, man and woman. First is 45, second is 60. edit: oops later in the video they do mention that 💀

[@MariaLuckyxo]

Arielle have you listened to the Podcast 'My first Million' you were mentioned in the most recent episode, 'we're in a TikTok rush' ?

[@isabellataliamicallef]

I think what we need is magnanimity, which is the counter to vanity. It’s wanting to maintain our appearance for God’s glory and for the love of others so we can better serve them, not just for our own selfishness. We should care for our appearances but not at the expense of others, that’s what vanity is. Caring more for ourselves than others.

[@isabellataliamicallef]

But I agree self care is important so that we can love God and others! Loved this!

[@cl8526]

I'm soon 30 and I still can't see a difference. Everybody ages different. I still have acne like a teenager haha.

[@kit10]

my parents were the exact same way. weird to get to see that in real time. their biggest points of noticeable aging starting has been 50 yrs old. both are neurodivergent though and that's supposedly a factor in remaining very youthful i forget why.

[@pamelaryan8753]

So much depends on the skin type you have…and whether you are blonde or brunette etc! You need to touch on that too

[@HelloNil]

Both look so shiny :))

[@ericavigil416]

She’s gorgeous 🎉

[@ChantalVerret-d8v]

Bonjour Arielle, j'aimerais savoir c'est quoi qui te fait une brillance a ta peau ?🥴

[@mrsdiii2354]

The interviewer’s face looks like a mask after all those Botox injections fillers etc and yet she doesn’t look younger than her age.

[@tinachxx110]

Have you tried the frownie? If you have do you still like the Japanese tape better?

[@WellwithArielleLorre]

I've only used Japanese tapes so I can't compare them with Frownies. These work great for me! 💕 Also, check out my interview with Olga where we talk about facial tapes!

[@xiomarasinnis7549]

@@WellwithArielleLorre you did an interview with Olga ?!?! I have to go watch I just ordered 4 tapes bc of you. I’m excited to try. I’m 37.

[@wendylpa]

⁠What’s the name of the Japanese facial tape? I didn’t see it listed in the description. Thx!

[@tinachxx110]

@@WellwithArielleLorre yeah but do they work for marionette lines? I don’t think so right? I think only forehead they work well

[@kit10]

when she said the doctor told her she looked younger because of the lines, i really felt that! 👏 so i guess im not old yet but every time i start getting too far into the social media rabbithole of perfection i do go in my phone and look at old photos from when i was a teenager and younger and i see the same exact lines so i dont worry yet 😅😅

[@Camillle946]

WoW she looks so different here. I’m glad that we can finally see her real face without all the filters and lights etc…

[@Anna-bt9kl]

her skin looks flawless to me?

[@Anna-bt9kl]

I do see what you are saying about the neck / jawline though but she doesn't usually film from this angle.

[@ayah1541]

I think it’s more because we are seeing her side of the face or one angle

[@xiomarasinnis7549]

you think she looks different ? I think she looks the same and her skin looks amazing.

[@Sandra.Viewer]

It took me a moment to recognize her.

[@ayah1541]

Wow you guys look great ! I’m amazed you’re 39 I thought you’re 27!!!!

[@WellwithArielleLorre]

I wish!

[@katli5348]

That's what I thought too.

[@herap2165]

I thought 33

[@AngelaY-g5e]

Have you seen real 20 somethings...She looks late 30s

[@Bailey44-g6m]

Damn both got botox done and the first girl got very much plastic surgery done

[@tinachxx110]

Why is your face always so shiny?

[@shannsleep]

bc it's moisturized...

[@xiomarasinnis7549]

BC she likes the dewy look.

[@violets-for-roses]

What is life if you don't look as moisturised as a slug everyday? 😉

[@lmbk3294]

Dr Idris looks moisturized- Arielle looks crazy shiny

[@tinachxx110]

@@xiomarasinnis7549 it doesn’t look Dewey. I can probably see my reflection

[@ChelseaDust-wg6pf]

all those made up faces look so generic and boring - where is the individual niqueness ?

[@Journey-of-DrJing]

As a dermatologist myself, I always enjoy watching Dr. Shereene's videos. But I DO notice that she has these neck lines that do need to be treated. That's only my opinion.