Exfoliation | Dermatologist reviews physical vs chemical methods

[@TikalKeria]

I'm really happy to see a dermatologist confirm that physical exfoliation is not the devil. I have very sensitive skin and have had negative reactions to chemical exfoliation.

[@NellenelleForSure]

Exactly why I even came to this video. All these birdbrains feel real cute saying "ugh never use face scrubs they just tear up your skin, you need to step your game up to chemical exfoliants, blah blah blah. That stuff is bad for your skin." Um, No chick, you simply lack grace and scrubbed your face as if you were scrubbing floors 🤭. 🤷🏾‍♀️ Not once ever has my apricot, cornmeal, or even baking soda scrubs caused a breakout or irritate my skin. I have dry skin that's prone to hyperpigmentation so exfoliating is very important for me. And I'm lucky not to have sensitive skin, so I'll stick to what's been working for me for 10+ years with no side effects 😆 VS running after chemicals that will cause my skin to be sensitive to the sun 👀 Um, excuse me, but I'm Caribbean. Sun sensitivity is a complete no-go 🙅🏾‍♀️. Why would I ever bring such an inconvenience onto myself? 😖😅

[@izzat4417]

What exfoliating you use now?

[@laurahuynh8333]

I exfoliate twice a week. The two times a week I use a chemical exfoliation one day and a physical exfoliation the other day. Basically, I chemically exfoliate once a week and physically exfoliate once a week.

[@Fatima-ahmed00]

Omg SAME. Chemical exfoliating RUINED my skin. I used it for almost 6 months and my hormonale acne around my month got worse and i got hyperpigmentation. I went back to physical exfoliating and my hormonal acne calmed down and my hyperpigmentation is slowly going away thank god. It was a nightmare😪

[@pawool]

I’m a little unclear about the beat frequency of each one

[@lindagulla93]

I'm a author, writer, content creator, and educator in aesthetic medicine and you are the best dermatologist I have heard speak. You really understand the skin and options to improve the skin. Refreshing!

[@rejoiceestopa]

The only KZbin Account i don't skip Ads bc i respect you doc! All the love frm Philippines

[@lalablack6038]

What happens when you skip the ads

[@jennawilson175]

I don’t think he has ads

[@SmileMangaArt]

@@lalablack6038 when viewers watch the entire ad, the youtubers receive an incentive. So ppl like to watch the entire ad to support them

[@rejoiceestopa]

@@SmileMangaArt this is what i meant. Here to support only

[@beautihut732]

I freakin love this doctor!! Real talk, finally! Doctor Lim, PLEASE never sell out 🙏🏻♥️

[@roraimma]

I love every post, I always wonder WHY I didn’t know about this profesion as a younger. I’m a beautician I think it’s the right word 🤔 I learned all what do you talk but you are a DOCTOR with experience 🥰

[@teatimebeautywithjax]

Hi there, thanks for the info!! I use a light scrub daily and retinol once a week, so far so good and its been helping with a very mild case of breakouts from wearing a mask for my nursing job!😁👏😷

[@LoveConquersAll888]

I know those masks have ruined my face ..

[@dollyproductions1]

Can't believe how smooth and bright my skin is (52yrs) after doing daily and sometimes twice daily full fat yoghurt + raw honey facemasks. Lactic acid in the yoghurt plus the amino acids. Try it, especially if you're sensitive/rosacea prone like me. it works!

[@findyourpixiedusteveryday6344]

try using some tumeric in that mixture.. you'll be amazed!

[@dollyproductions1]

@@findyourpixiedusteveryday6344 Cool, will do! :-)

[@twostrudelsplease2511]

He mentioned an ground oatmeal in another video and with that I get super moisturized and fresh skin. So gentle and spares you the inflammation from chemicals

[@anitahadley2871]

I haven’t heard anyone actually recommend an apricot scrub. So many docs and facialist really hate them.

[@PioCymbals08]

Most people use them too often and press way too hard.

[@SamMKKK]

I use them to scrub the balls of my feet, lol. Even then, they’re quite rough.

[@AlexaMGful]

Really wondering the same??

[@helenfong3339]

I was surprised he recommended apricot scrub. I've been using it since I was a teenager & still use it. The key is to be gentle & not scrub too hard.

[@mcostello88]

I ruined my skin as a teen using an apricot scrub and hot water. I wish I was told how to care for my skin properly.

[@tinkerbelldog6321]

My favourite video yet! Thank you for your education and support.💙

[@tara_nicole7]

Thank you for this Dr.Lim!!! i follow religiously and have a few yrs now.... i wld like to add please.... Apple cider vinegar is an amazing all natural AHA and 1 of the most excellent hands down EXCELLENT exfoliants i use. Like you said, understand your skin, i use only once or twice a week as it is highly potent but nonetheless acv works wonders you can google too, its also what Scarlett Johansson uses. I don't have to dilute mine but some need to.. Its all based on your skin type. Thank you for this vid!!! Just wanted to add that for a holistic alt/ natural option (i use tretinoin as well, i do a combined approach to keep my acne at bay), n this reduces appearance of scarring as well. Thank you again!

[@Maccablondie]

Great video, perhaps information on what ingredients work well together; for example; does Vitamin C mix with Retinol etc...

[@mawjoo3a]

VITAMIN C + AHAS/BHAS. RETINOL + AHAS/BHAS. RETINOL + VITAMIN C. OIL-BASED + WATER-BASED. GLYCOLIC ACID + SALICYLIC ACID. NIACINAMIDE + VITAMIN C. These are skin ingredients that should not be mixed So technically morning you can use vitamin c at night retinol Vitamin A + Vitamin B I hope that answers ur question 😍😍👍🏽

[@marrefalken7744]

They only channel i dont skip ads cuz he deserves it❤️❤️

[@julschewo7494]

Note - not all facial brushes are the same. The cheaper ones are cheap for a reason. Look for ULTRASONIC technology in a facial brush (they have them with silicone heads as well, not just bristles). Ultrasonic cleansing is a deeper, more effective cleanse. Other brushes just basically spin. Btw-Clarisonic went out of business, but there are others in the market.

[@lelaj00]

Would you recommended using both physical and chemical exfoliants ?

[@Valentinathevamp]

I’ve tried EVERYTHING. The dermatologist I saw for two yrs milked me. I only utilized his products to no avail. Only when I stopped going to his office is when he wanted to try other creams. Those didn’t work either. In the end, I blocked his office’s number because they saw my desperation for ice skin and robbed me. Today, I wear hats 24/7. There’s no David Lim in America so I’m done with trying to have decent skin.

[@skippy8696]

Dr Dray is a fantastic dermatologist based in Houston, you really should sub to her channel if you haven't already. Maybe if you contact her via email or something she can recommend a good doctor in your area. Don't give up just yet!

[@lisabafundo4355]

I do love Neostrata👍but, I've been using The Ordinary acids..they are very inexpensive and work great.

[@skateata1]

I like the ordinary retinol.

[@findyourpixiedusteveryday6344]

to exfoliate my skin I love to use a mixture of (fine graded in a blender) fenugreekseeds, magnesium salt, olive oil and honey, very much with only pure products and home made one time use stuff... and I love to use vit.a (retinol) and vit e palmitate afterwards on my skin.. when that is soaked in, I apply or pure sheabutter or jojoba oil... I like to use as less as possible chemicals on my skin... i'm 47 and look like I'm about 35 or so :-) and I like to keep it that way...

[@findyourpixiedusteveryday6344]

but I also make sure that i keep myself young on the inside, I use collageen in smoothies and make sure my ph is at a certain level... beauty begins on the inside and the outside is just an extra glamour :-)

[@nadiacastricum3292]

Another great video by Dr Mc Hottie. Seriously, Dr Lim what’s the best procedure to remove age spots?

[@etherealone]

Yeah I'm in. I look like a chocolate chip cookie rn. Ugh

[@sammy908]

Just bought a whole heap of the ordinary products and got overwhelmed cause it is hard to know when to use what product but this helped

[@flickiow24]

I did this, I got the euk and used it twice in 4 months... Everything else I'm using.

[@Account1746]

Im a guy and this man gonna have me shining 🔥

[@NellenelleForSure]

Woot! Go head handsome! Taking your charm into your own hands, I love it! 😄🤗✨ Wish more fellas took the time to.

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

Samee!

[@maryconnor6173]

Super helpful! New subscriber. I can’t tolerate strong actives yet and I don’t see a difference in my skin using the low percentage products. Combining a gentle physical scrub with a lower dose active works for me. Glad to hear a professional confirm that it’s ok to do that. 💕

[@lynnpeppa1]

Doc.......Can you use apple cider vinegar on your face to exfoliate?

[@mlwelter]

Just recently ( about a yr) using retinol ( obagi ) and glycolic serum ( drunk elephant ) in my routines. My skin definitely feels softer and looks brighter, they are doing a great job.

[@-SimonRiley]

If your goal is bright skin then use a Vitamin C serum instead of a Glycolic Acid one

[@vespinoza14]

Watching from California! Your the best Doctor. Keep the videos coming.

[@BetterDayWeb]

I love exfoliating, but never tried chemical ones before because I was unsure how they worked. Gotta try it now 😊

[@megaliberty]

I just love my acids. Somehow my skin has acclimated to kojic acid, ascorbic acid, glycolic acid, and a pinch of salicylic acid. Although, I can't use my 20% glycolic acid pads every day now that I'm using an exfoliating wash cloth in the shower. I have been using the washcloth along with a Koji San kojic acid soap with good results, although it is hard to tell from all these actives I've been using. I tried alternating glycolic acid with retinol/Differin, but my skin threw a fit. I tried Differin without all the acids for a couple months, and I was not impressed. I ended up with blotchy skin along with the pimples. Glycolic acid is my favorite acid out of all the acids I've tried. My husband told me I have glowey skin! 😊

[@jidablog]

Can you use both? Like daily clean your skin with Clarisonic, and also acid like AHA, etc?

[@TheATILE]

I’m really wondering about the physical exfoliators that come in a bottle and have tiny little particles that are supposed to “exfoliate”. Are those ok to use?

[@muiawat]

I’m using both now . I started with physical ( st Ives apricot scrub ) then moved to bha and ahas exclusively but now am back to both with the Clarisonic , indeed scrub and continued acid use... I’m loving my skin right now

[@littlevoice_11]

Any thoughts on the Foreo as an exfoliating product?

[@skateata1]

I noticed the cheaper clarisonic knockoffs have heads that just spin. It cleans, but the clarisonic is so much smoother. Tons of brush head options.

[@ShakiraJonay]

I used to use a gentle super soft spin brush for my face but stopped because youtube aestheticians said it was bad. I switched to chemical exfoliants and it was the worst thing I could’ve done to my sensitive skin. I didn’t get any chemical burns but my skin started to breakout wether it was lactic, glycolic, salicylic acid etc..my skin is wayyyyy to sensitive

[@dannimeyer937]

That’s because AHA/BHA/PHA ‘s really cause skin purging or breakouts at first. Ideally, once starting out the acids bring out the already stuck dirt from down under which is why it seems that way, but results are so so much more worth it after skin purging

[@beenishakram6322]

@@dannimeyer937 what would u suggest for a beginner

[@maryev001]

As always excellent information Dr Lim. Thank you.

[@Nicole-95]

I do not use whitening product .. I only use natural exfoliating scrub. I notice the whiteness of my skin..

[@laura-jeangort6014]

I exfoliate my skin every day. I was just wondering how often to introduce chemical exfoliation into my routine. I struggle with adult acne and whilst physical exfoliation has helped I still need a bit more help.. thank you

[@TEXANSHAWTY]

You introduce your skin to a chemical exfoliation slowly. The ordinary aha/bha is good exfoliant and you use it once a week, for at least 2 months and then you can up the dosage to two and no more.

[@kadzo6614]

Acne prone and you exfoliate daily? Wrong move.

[@nickyadams2108]

Thanks dr big love from London 🇬🇧 💙👍🏻

[@JT-fz5mp]

What about tretinoin? I thought you were supposed to peel and get a little irritated from it. Should you stop it for a couple days if its making you peel a lot and go more slowly?

[@jacqueline716]

Retinoids like tretinoin are technically not exfoliators. They increase the skin cell turnover of your skin, but they don't exfoliate like AHAs for example.

[@mysteryimagine244]

I heard that hydroquinone stops freckles from forming completely which kills them and then exfoliation kills those pigment cells on the 28 day. Is this true ? I’d really like to know. Hoping to get rid of them

[@Itspmy04]

This was the best video explanation, even better than my dermatologist, thank you!!

[@auroraborealis3432]

I use Neutrogena microdermabrasion system and retinol 1% and sometimes i use my own face scrub creation, using normal sugar and coconut oil for face and body and works perfect on me

[@TaylorTiree]

Thank you Dr Lim for another excellent, informative video. I’m 66 and need all the help I can get 😂

[@sides1974]

Dr Lim, can u plz review K-beauty SPF 50 & explain how they work. I have melasma & purchased the le roche SPF u recommend but I don’t like the white cast & they don’t hydrate nearly enough.

[@Roll587]

The only acid I currently tolerate is Azelaic Acid.

[@ritasharqawi7367]

What is the benefits of it my doctor prescribed for my melasma,does it cause hair growth

[@Roll587]

Rita Sharqawi No hair growth that I’ve noticed. I use it for rosacea redness on my cheeks.

[@ritasharqawi7367]

Flo Rence my doctor prescribes it for melasma apply thin layer twice a day

[@사람예쁜-e4n]

@@ritasharqawi7367 did u get good results on your melasma using azelaic acid?

[@ritasharqawi7367]

사람예쁜 not yet I’m using it for two months but my doctor said it is need more time

[@homemadeproductsmarihamnas3610]

Good doctor .. thanks for guidness.. 👍😍😍😍

[@amaranthineA]

Thank you doctor Lim, would be great a video about facial brushes, like foreo and clarisonic.

[@SofieChh3n9]

Dr.Lim, how about those exfoliating mittens sold in the Korean store, is that safe and effective for skin?

[@21madisonkate]

I thought anything not perfectly spherical for physically exfoliating eg, coffee, walnuts ect. Was bad for your skin because it caused micro tearing? But you’re saying they’re good?! Now I’m confused!!

[@lynnettedelgadoNYC]

Thank you! Is exfoliation the same as microabrasion?

[@zertify1714]

Hi Doc, i love listening to your professional advice. I am thinking of doing subcision for my acne scars, but i live in Syd. Can you recommend a good dermatologist in Syd. I wish i could be your patient but it would be too much hassle. Thanks.

[@suzannetalbert8799]

Dr. David, or should I say Obi-Wan Kenobi😊, always a pleasure! Great advice for us Padawans

[@Ohkeh640]

I love neostrata I have the smoothing cream 15 But wish they had the 20 percent we don’t have it in australia Alpha h Liquid gold is good Oxederm spray with lactic acid and salycilic acid is nice too

[@arlenesioco5102]

Hi dr davin, now that clarisonic has closed. Do you have any other cleansing device recommendation?

[@Deshi_kim]

do we have to do chemical or physical exfoliate while we are in minoxidil?

[@Alexis-hh4kc]

Hi doc. I’m not sure if you talked about this before but can you talk about the difference between breakouts and skin purging? Ie how it looks different, how long a purge would take, and if you’d recommend purging.

[@aaron6841]

I'm using the ordinary 0.5 percent retinol and also Neutrogena bha cleanser and a physical scrub cream my question is do I need all of them ?

[@yvonnethomsen9822]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Hope you are staying healthy

[@simon2208]

Everytime i put glycolic acid /or retinol on my face i woke up with 2/3 pimples next day ...

[@TheEmmiebear]

I'm finding Tretinoin isn't enough for blackheads (been using for 7 mths). I'm happy to drop it one night a week to use The Ordinary AHA 30% + BHA 2% Peeling Solution. How else can I incorporate another BHA 2% that I could use potentially every day? Would I have to use it in the AM? Or could I use it before the Tretinoin at night? Thanks!

[@komatsusakura]

Yes Finally .

[@sj4890]

Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge. Your videos have helped me to improve my skin, choose right products and avoid mistakes. Please keep them coming! Would you be able to recommend a good dermatologist for acne scars in New Jersey/New York area?

[@Kiki-yx7ck]

Do you recommend chemical exfoliate

[@carmenlovejoy6431]

Love the video!!! I was looking at that Neostrata products. Does Neck cream really work? :)

[@kendallstark4302]

I started using The Ordinary lactic acid 5% and I'm a total chemical exfoliant convert! I started it a month ago and use it every night and can really see that my skin is brighter and much smoother. Once I'm done with it I'll move on to their 10% version.

[@faryalmalik7064]

Which type of ur skin?because i have oily and acne pron skin wanted to use

[@kendallstark4302]

@@faryalmalik7064 Hello! I'm pretty sure I have dry skin. Lactic acid is great if you're on the drier side. If you're oily, then maybe BHAs would be better for you. Check out salicylic acid, which is oil soluble and will get into your pores and clear them out.

[@Mabrooka86]

Hi I bought the lactic acid and HA but I have no idea how to use it! Do I just use a few drops after I cleanse my face.. then apply my moisturiser over it?

[@faryalmalik7064]

@@kendallstark4302 thanks for info sweety

[@kendallstark4302]

@@Mabrooka86 exactly! First I cleanse, then I pat my face dry, then I apply the acid. I take six drops in the palm of my hand, then I put a finger of it on my forehead, both cheeks, chin and nose, then gently but quickly rub and pat into my skin. I then do the same with my neck, but with four drops. But, before I started doing this, I did a patch test on my inner forearm 24 hours beforehand, to be sure I wouldn't have a reaction. Definitely do that first. If you don't react, then you should be OK. Let me know how it works for you!

[@tonylaxa6051]

Thank you for this great information. Also will driving a Porsche help with having better skin?

[@dtb8008]

Thank you for the excellent video. I always learn a lot from you. What type of anti aging ingredients would you recommend for people with couperose, rosacea or sensitive skin? I am hesitant about azealaic acid because of some studies stating that it can cause hairgrowth. Niacinamide makes me break out, I have tried it several times to see whether its just purging or not. It unfortunately seemed to just cause me to breakout. Do you have any advice?

[@spydula1]

Fragrance free products. Mineral-based broad spectrum sunscreen. Weighing out the risk/reward ratio of Azelaic acid, it's significantly less likely to cause hair growth as it would be likely to reduce inflammation and even out texture. Rosacea is a particularly finicky affliction. If possible, seeing a dermatologist directly to have your skin assessed would provide the most effective treatment. Dr Sam Bunting has a number of videos on the subject. - Here's a video on Rosacea by Dr Sam Bunting kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGiToGR3gqyHfbM

[@dtb8008]

@@spydula1 thank you for your reply! I will reconsider azaelic acid. Do you know of a cosmetically elegant mineral sunscreen? I live in Europe and I used to use the one from Paula's Choice, but that one is very greasy

[@spydula1]

@@dtb8008 I really like this Korean brand sunscreen. It's called "[UNSCENTED] PURITO Comfy Water Sun Block". It's SPF 50+ (UVB rating) and PA++++ (UVA rating). It's not greasy at all. My skin tone is a Fitzpatrick 3, and it doesn't make me look pastie. I'm pretty sure it's available internationally (I live in the states). I highly recommend checking out review videos of this product; they do a really good job of conveying texture and result of application. :)

[@maenad1231]

*Laser Dermatologists:* Physical exfoliation can have its advantages! *Medical Dermatologists:* Physical exfoliation doesn’t have long term benefits *Cosmetic Dermatologists:* PHYSICAL EXFOLIATION IS THE ANTICHRIST OF SKINCARE DOUSE YOUR FACE IN HOLY WATER

[@iviss70]

I love your watching your videos, they are always interesting and the information is really good. Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@souduriswetha8343]

Hi Dr. Davin, I used physical exfoliator 3 days ago but my became too much dry since then. Is this expected or should I do something please suggest me.

[@helenfong3339]

I've never used a chemical method bc it sounds scary or too strong. However, I do agree with everything Dr Lim has said. :)

[@annabl4523]

I have extremely sensitive skin and acne prone, and I’m trying The Ordinary AHA peeling solution and it has worked just fine for me. I never exfoliated in my life till now.

[@آمنٌةّآلعآمري]

There is any results

[@annabl4523]

Amina Elamri i have seen it leaves my skin smoother, since I have a weird texture. I can update you if you want once I use it for a little longer

[@آمنٌةّآلعآمري]

@@annabl4523 I've scars that's why I wonder If the peeling can work

[@annabl4523]

Amina Elamri Yes I think it can work for you! Make sure you build a nice skincare routine and only use it once a week, that’s how i approach using acids. You can also get into other The Ordinary products that are amazing for acne scars, many KZbin videos talk about it.

[@nikkiguerlain]

Thank you so much for this video! 😸

[@Ohkeh640]

I prefer cleansers with aha or glycolic acids and facial scrubs instead of the face brush

[@letiziaciruolo5000]

I love you doctor... your knowledge has not limits 😍💃🏻🙌

[@melissabarron2034]

What gentle exfoliator can I use while using tretinoin?

[@katrijnhendri7595]

What is your personal skincare routine? :)

[@Face2FaceBeauty]

What about the product exfoliators?

[@tammypeddle-gosse9464]

Can you use chemical peels on skin that has rosacea? If so which type? I only have it on my cheeks.

[@zairapangandaman8966]

Im using an Acretin 0.5% for a month now. For how long i will use this cream. Acretin 0.5% is like RETIN-A.

[@divyakintali665]

Do I need to add a hyaluronic acid serum in my skincare even if I already use products that contain HA( i am using niacinamide 5% +HA 1% serum).

[@janetzak8592]

Great video as always. Greetings from Texas USA dallas

[@jodiemardon862]

What is your opinion on Dermalogica daily microfoliant?

[@AnonW]

Just to confirm, if I choose the chemical exfoliating method, my choices are an acid i.e BHA/AHA or Retinoid i.e Differin, do I use only 1 or both AHA/BHA + Differin?

[@beenishakram6322]

Watch lab muffin video

[@dynamitedynamite2737]

Anything for dark skin tones to fade old post inflammatory hyperpigmentation or melasma , currently using differin adapalene 0.1% for the past 9 months with no lighting results !!! No irritation from it

[@SarahIsrath]

I just ordered the Lactic acid from the ordinary. Is it necessary to wear sunscreen indoors when I use lactid acid? (I do wear it when I'm outdoors I just hate wearing it when I'm home)

[@pd5423]

yes! coz your tv laptop and mobile screen emits light

[@khatuna801]

Can you please make a video about the Kielhs products you recommend?

[@melaniewebster]

What about the Inkey List PHA Toner? They say that it's gentle enough to use AM & PM everyday. What do you think?

[@bezawitnega6025]

I have question for you which pest creme for pegimentetion please tell me 😊????????????

[@lauramulvaney961]

Hi Dr, off the topic I know (appollogies for that), but I was wondering if you have an opinion on derma-rollers vs derma-stamping (at home)? I read that the roller "tears" the skin compared to the stamp? Is there any truth to that? TIA

[@JadetheGoober]

Love your accent more than your flawless skin, Doc.

[@JadetheGoober]

👁👄👁 even his hands are smooth

[@benda-annevanniekerk6833]

Great video, thank you Dr Lim! ❤️🙏🏼 what do you think of the Nuskin LumiSpa ?

[@karishmarama2483]

Would also love to hear about this product.

[@janhenrychua4024]

finally with mic 😍

[@prinseshouri]

I have been using cleanser with salicylic acid and wondering do i need to stop using cleanser with acid if i start using only acid itself without being mixed with anything?

[@14mrn4mrs]

Dr. Lim, can you please do a referral list for the Sydney area since you’re too booked up to see anyone. I really trust your opinion and do t want to waste money on broken promises and wrong treatment. I e asked this question to you loads of times and never got an answer. Please please help me and people like me that can’t see you. Thank you. I think?

[@michellemeshel7509]

My Twilight Zone the only derm I’ve seen him recommend in the Sydney area is Dr Natasha Cook

[@IsabellaTrevallion1123]

Here is a great place to find a Derm www.dermcoll.edu.au/

[@14mrn4mrs]

Isabella Trevallion , thank you so very much. I’m going to check it out now.

[@14mrn4mrs]

Michelle Meshel , thank you! I have heard him mention one guy named Doctor Shaw or Shawn but when I looked him up he didn’t have very good reviews. Thanks much for the reply.

[@elizabethreyes6661]

Very good video, I learned so much from this video, thank you

[@prettybold3990]

Do you have your own product line?

[@suzanned99]

Devastated. My brand new Clarisonic will be worthless in a few months! I used it for years, just replaced it. What to do? Where to go? Help!

[@jacqueline716]

Michael Todd will be launching Clarisonic compatible brushes.

[@elin_]

How about cerave sa cleanser? Does that one fit for sensitive skin?

[@DragonBornGirl50]

Hi dr Lim love your videos! Can you do a video on Psoriasis please? Id like to see your opinions of the different things like biologics and creams and even maybe if laser does anything?

[@camillamilla6015]

Hi Doctor. Would you recommend Paulas choice Skin Perfecting 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant for acne type skin? Many thanks

[@TikalKeria]

That product was made by a dermatologist also. So I'm assuming it would be a yes.

[@elijahmarieilagan9423]

hi can i use scrub and bha toner at the same time?