Sun Damage Part 2

[@unrulycrow6299]

I've never been so happy to have started my Anti-sun journey when I was 14/15. My brother may have made fun of me for preferring spf50 and spending my time under the parasol/in the shadow but HOLY SHIT I'm reaching 31 now and it's PAYING so yes yes yes protect yourself from the sun as much as possible

[@Amila-ym7ny]

I didnt wear spf like that tbh BUT tanning beds and tanning periodt were SOOO huge in my friend group/high school and somehow i didn’t get sucked into it…? Like i definitely wished my skin was tanner but i was too lazy to actually “tan” even tho it involves just laying there. Now i’m 26 and SO grateful i avoided that shit cus tbh those people looked scaley already 🥲 and were the same ageeee

[@jenniferd264]

@@Amila-ym7ny oh you haven’t even started to see the damage those beds caused! The Cancers start around 40! And age spots, thinning skin, wrinkles will keep up and increase as you age. You lucked out bigtime! My Daughter worked at one! They were like Cults for your age group and hers (she’s 35) That One She worked at caught on fire and burned the entire shopping center down! A bulb burst! They told the girls that was literally physically impossible too! It took out 9 stores! The biggest fire in that County’s history! Thankfully the person had just gotten out! The girls didn’t know how to use a fire extinguisher!

[@Amila-ym7ny]

@@jenniferd264 Omg I find it crazy that those places hired largely teenagers in the first place like teens know ish about sun damage or potential fire hazards

[@GLamoRousCooKie]

Lmfao girl, you're 30. You're not supposed to look old you dork. You'll age regardless.

[@kikikiki8381]

​@@jenniferd264You looking young is cool and all. But I don't think you should mock people for looking older. Ageing is natural and normal. Your sister does sound like a terrible person, but the way you mock her skin and looking old leaves a pretty bitter taste in my mouth.

[@celestialstar124]

Also reapply sunscreen every 2 to 3 hour. Well i usually reapply every 3 to 4 hours due to work as once i concentrate i tend to forget.

[@oceaneo4603]

You don't have to re-apply mineral sunscreen, and some are tinted. I wore some with SFP fondation powder. I've never been so well protected. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@celestialstar124]

@@oceaneo4603 FYI, you do need to reapply your sunscreen be it mineral or chemical type. Also Spf foundation is base on using a spoonful. No one actually uses that among of foundation. There are however some type of powder sunscreen but those aren't foundation to begin with. You do sweat and move around throughout the day when you do task thus sunscreen will wear out. This is why we need to reapply sunscreen. Cheers. 😊

[@oceaneo4603]

@@celestialstar124 I did ! I use that amount on my face. And that sunscreen didn't even match my complexion. And tinted sunscreen could be used as a fondation, just like BB or CC cream. The SFP make up I wore was a failed attempt to correct the color. It was a powder one to fix the creamy texture of the sunscreen. I even had concealer. I do understand why you would think nobody would have the balls to go out looking that weird, but some people would 🤪. It was sooo worth it. I was protected all day ('better be with that amount my face 🙄) but I couldn't wore it to go work. 😭😭😭😭😭

[@celestialstar124]

@@oceaneo4603 may i know where do you stay? As in which? I am from Singapore so the super high humidity here i really don't think anyone a stand 1 whole spoonful of sunscreen and stay outdoor. I know we will be soaking in our own sweat if we stay outdoor for 2 hours in the sun. Umbrella is common here cos it is more comfortable and provide additional protection.

[@oceaneo4603]

@@celestialstar124 It was in France. But I've experienced hot temperature. Indeed, cream would run out of your face. I was always casting shadow where or when I could. I also added a little routines during the day, just to rince out my face to re-apply products. Also, you now have different sunscreen textures, stick, cream, powder, spray, that could be more convenient in some part of the world.

[@Emma_esthetician]

Being a goth from Middle school to nearly adulthood has really paid off now in my 30’s 😎

[@inlightediting]

lol ditto!

[@oaktree20403]

How? Just curious

[@inlightediting]

​@@oaktree20403goths = wannabe vampires. Lol Super high spf always if not avoiding the sun entirely. The more dead/vampiric you look, the better. At least in my friend group.

[@oaktree20403]

@@inlightediting oh okay, got it. Thanks.

[@annya101]

Same!! My dermatologist was so happy when she met me and literally said my skin was in beautiful shape. I was so happy

[@GlazinCas]

Her skin tone does look loads better. But she’s also had a nose job and other work done. Let’s be real. It’s not just the fresh tone of her skin making her look younger

[@Lisa-mi4km]

Agree. Lipfiller, cheek fillers and a browlift at least

[@judxy.9549]

Exactly

[@kaam960]

She’s had work done. But not a nose job. Camera angles distort your nose from up close. It’s still the same nose.

[@elysemorgan1854]

Looks like she already had the nose job in the before photo, but yeah probably some other procedures

[@lunaria6537]

She's talking about her SKIN not lip filler, nose job, etc. 😂

[@AlexNarra]

While I agree Skintone does do that, this patient looks like she had undereye filler, lip filler not to mention her eyebrows are thicker and more lifted than in the picture on the left.

[@the_bob_147]

"Usually the sun damage is done by the time you're 20" *cries in 20 year old

[@somehorse]

Good advice. I won’t be avoiding sun at peak hours though - that’s the best time for me to get my Vitamin D. Less time out there ensures I don’t burn and I still meet my daily need.

[@foreverconfusedandkindacute]

Ah I started wearing sunscreen at 24... better late than never :,)

[@andromeda4465]

Me at 21. After literally being sunburnt my entire teen years. Not tanned . Sunburnt. I don't know why youngsters are advertised makeup when actually it should be skincare

[@chickensoupmachine5151]

@@andromeda4465 these days skincare is definitely more advertised to the majority of them

[@MaryAnnSweetAngel]

Same I'm from India and skincare wasn't a thing. 😢

[@kaylalubicz6051]

I’m religious with my SPF NOW, but I wish so badly that I fully understood the importance in my teens 😭 i don’t plan on being a parent but the single fiber of maternal instinct in me just wants to run around handing out SPF 50 to everyone under 20 😂😂😂

[@BhavnaUnleashed]

I feel the same way❤

[@chopotronichappiness8917]

girl same😊

[@lalabell2]

Ugh I remember having to do physical education outside in hot suns and I barely wore sunscreen because I relied on my south East Asian genetics 😭😭😭 most sun damage happened before 20 according to her and I believe it . I have so much sunspots

[@IW3527]

I'm the same 😅 my sister jokes around and calls me the SPF evangelist

[@DMV8662]

Whatever🙄🙄🙄🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️

[@rachaelsingh6211]

How did you do that with your patient? The results are amazing. What topicals and or treatments did she have?

[@DMV8662]

Oh please... That woman had multiple procedures done... Laser, brow lift, nose job, fillers, botox... Face lift... This video and doc are very deceptive...🙄

[@giuf175]

@@DMV8662 She's literally talking about her SKIN here which has nothing to do with other procedures. It's not deceptive if you have any type of comprehension skill

[@dunphy1238]

Its not really about being afraid of sunscreen its about affording sunscreen. And all the drug store options everyone gives online in my eyes are still expensive for the size they come in given the fact that it needs to also be applied everyday. Let nature take its course

[@connor5422]

what. it costs nothing.

[@dunphy1238]

@@connor5422 u live in a bubble

[@sorestedhebytheTumtumtree]

sunscreen causes me to have breakouts. and I live ina hot and humid country so feel like they have started melting after I put them on. I'm always sweating.

[@lizk.4937]

This might just be because I live in New Zealand where the importance of sunscreen is much higher due to our very lacking ozone layer but if you can find the cancer society sunscreen (comes in a dark blue bottle) it's not too expensive for spf 50 and lasts a long time, also you can ask around when you're out on day trips and the like to borrow other people's, often I'll forget and just ask other people for thiers.

[@veraserah]

I always rely on Asian beauty products including sunscreen for this reason - great quality for cheap prices. The sunscreens I get from Korea are usually $10-$20 a bottle and they last me months. Makeup like brow pencils, eyeliners, blushes can go as low as $2. Obvi they can go way more expensive but the very affordable ones for great quality products, especially for sensitive skin types. The quality check for skincare is next level there.

[@violetskies14]

If you're in the UK like me peak sun is between 11am to 3pm. Don't forget just because we're not a hot country generally doesn't mean you can't get burnt to a crisp when its hot and even when it's cool in summer some protection is still better because it can still do damage.

[@fairahzan]

Good advice. The sun hates my skin anyway, so me trying to avoid it a lot of the time has kind of paid off, try and supplement my vitamin D needs alternatively. Also a UK resident, I'm so glad we're having less daylight now in the autumn and winter seasons. Perfect time for me to go do what I need to do in the outdoors OUTSIDE of these peak times while still wearing SPF 50.

[@karafern.]

The best advice re: this I ever got was that every time you put sunscreen on your face, also put it on the back of your hands, and your neck and décolletage. I’ve been doing this since I was 11 (my dad had melanoma when I was a kid; we’re all ginger or ginger-adjacent) and I’m a 37 year old mom who looks 26 if I’ve had enough sleep 🙃

[@myhomeCEO]

How did you fix her skin? 😮 tell us about it please 🙏🏽

[@liitutereuiui4687]

Lol I'd rather just look old than not go outside when it's sunny. Living life is more important than looking young! I do wear sunscreen and normal hats for health tho

[@lalabell2]

Yeah I avoid the sun more than my mom yet I look older than her when we were at the same age . Sometimes aging is about genetics and other factors , not just the sun. Go out there as stay protected as much as possible but don’t stress about it

[@Allyfyn]

Then you probably don't live in a very sunny place.

[@__loveball]

agreed, taking care of ourselves is good until it becomes an obsession. I appreciate the doctor’s informative videos, but some people in the comments sound like the need to take a step back for a moment.

[@ChrisJohnston-z7u]

In addition to the surgery/procedures the patient had done, the second photograph 1) was photographed in a much softer, more even light, 2) had a filter. The patient 1) had a much softer, more flattering makeup-she got rid of the dark, harsh, aging eye makeup and lipstick. 2) was not smiling-when you smile, lines and wrinkles are exaggerated. 3) has a softer, more flattering hair color. 4) has a matte look to her skin-in the first photograph, hot spots on her forehead, cheeks and chin make her look worse. I can spot these tricks and deceptions a mile away-I'm a professional photographer with decades of experience.

[@__loveball]

thank you for sharing, it’s important to acknowledge all factors and adjust our expectations. Her point is still valid, the effect isn’t as miraculous as those pictures make it out to be though.

[@terken8454]

I'm not a photographer, I don't have any knowledge on any of the stuff but even I could say those pictures are a deception. She's not natural, the second photo is not a result of skincare or better complexion. Idriss is full of lies

[@paris1934]

I carry an UV umbrella at ALL times! Please share the treatments done on this patient.

[@roxanne4820]

Probably laser treatment

[@norahajdu7430]

I see that skincare played a big role in this but i still think she got procedures done. There was so many people who agreed with me in the comment section.

[@mikeilabiddle1757]

Yeah, this is a great way to prevent sun damage and make sure it doesn't get worse. But that patient definitely had laser treatments at the bare minimum.

[@Miss_you_meow]

I also see lip filler

[@inaciasilva2024]

That is not always true, I'm 26 and look 16 and all I do is use sunscreen and have never gotten any procedures done in my body and face. It's possible that she has never had anything done to her face

[@CeeTee380]

@@inaciasilva2024I think the conversation in this thread is about the woman in the pics, not you, anonymous person with no pics in the short. The beautiful woman in the pics clearly had sun damage and a few other things going on but now appears to be aging backwards and looks even more beautiful! I can’t wait to her more about what treatments she’s undergone in the past 10 years to pull that Benjamin Button. I think sunscreen helps stop and prevent photoaging, but my goodness I need some of what ever the good doctor has been doing to her.

[@artaleasham4105]

And also the lighting difference in the pictures

[@hollyjay3628]

I’m 30 and was out in the sun periodically throughout my 20’s. I wore spf but most likely the wrong kind for years. I also happen to work in skincare and now know more, but I’m even exhausted already listening to all of this. So now I have a new anxiety….ANYTHING outside. God help me if I forget my ridiculous huge visor at home and my UV protectant driving gloves, uv protectant shirt, pants, and oh nooooo what am I going to do about my feet?!? God help us if we wrinkle and age at all. Cool, I’m gonna go try and unwind after this. Being a woman is fucking stressful.

[@lpsprincess14]

Hello! I love your videos! And was wondering if you could do a long form one about peptides since you made a short about them the other day? Thank you 🥰🥰 you’re so wonderful

[@laurencemallari5101]

The patient looked older not because of the uneven skin tone, but because she was smiling in the first pic and had visible wrinkles and smile lines.

[@katch2511]

And that awful makeup look everyone was doing 10 years ago

[@KaiyoSay]

Also the lighting was quite harsh and in the second picture the lighting is softer. I always look younger in soft lighting. Would've been better to use similar lighting for the second photo.

[@SarahSkinnyJeans]

Right that's exactly what I think too

[@justlilly7653]

I'd rather enjoy my time in the sun and have beautiful aging marks then be afraid of the sun. If I get skin cancer I'll have lived a long happy life in the sun ❤️

[@candacesalim9659]

Stop being afraid of it!😂 I adore you!❤

[@kingkooki7761]

also lighting and facial expressions. i am not going to shut myself in for 6hrs of the day to not age myself. who cares. aging is a natural process and beautiful. you will never be on your death bed wishing you stayed inside more. live life in joy, not fear.

[@mariaconcepcioncartaciano5506]

One of the most beautiful doctors I have seen! Love her!!!!❤😊 sooo smart! ❤

[@echase416]

there’s a filter

[@metseia]

What laser procedures did the patient have?? Def interested, pls let us know!

[@auggygobby8233]

Being a redhead I have ALWAYS been coated in sunscreen since I was little, my skin has never had any damage and the only burns were on my shoulders as a kid. Please protect your skin people and there are so many sunscreens out there for every skin type! I use CeraVe ultra lightweight SPF 30 and it works great for my oily acne prone skin

[@melissabridge5687]

I have and do all 3 of these. I’ve worn sunscreen everyday for the last 20 years. I’m 57 now. I look like I’m in my 40’s. I still have some hormonal hyperpigmentation that is stubborn but it is Half of what I had. Tretinoin is now a routine for me at night.❤❤❤

[@HoboMinerals]

That necklace! So pretty!

[@hibikime-we7sx]

I’m sure just using sunscreen isn’t the reason she had those results

[@glambertini4709]

Yes, laser was done, lipfillers and something around the eyes, the eyebrows are much higher in the second photo. She should be honest with us.

[@revechae]

i mean it is HER patient so

[@lalabell2]

She said she looks younger once she got her skin even out . The poster stated this in the video. The point of the video is to stress the important of sunscreen so that we don’t end up with sunspots like that patient

[@melaniejaramillo6534]

What did she have done to her eyes?? Blepharoplasty?? Mini pony tail face lift??

[@marjorie666]

​@@melaniejaramillo6534 It looks like a standard brow lift to me because not only are her brows lifted but even her forehead looks shorter!

[@choycejoyce4699]

Side note, that’s a pretty necklace :)

[@salimas7979]

In fairness, it’s not the tone of the skin, but the wrinkles around the eyes, the under eye hollows, and the marionette lines. But I absolutely agree with your tips, especially reapplying the sunscreen.

[@bubblegumpeach5662]

I can't stay away from the sun, i love it tok much. Id rather have uneven skin and be happy

[@Rei-jc7vd]

I see a lot of advice on melasma and discoloration but I'm starting to have sun spots and is there a full video about how to treat & prevent at home and in office treatments?

[@AlitaMee]

Please share what procedures were done by you too please. That pic was such a ray of hope seriously... and if that was not shared by your account, then it would have been unbelievable

[@Radtech2002]

You look Amazing in that color! Would you recommend a clean line of cosmetics?

[@neuallkane6494]

I wish I could wear sunscreen. Their prices are exorbitant in my country.

[@Julie-uj1no]

It's so hard to be motivated to wear sunscreen all the time when 75% who advocate for wearing sunscreen always tell you to do it for aesthetic reasons rather than health reasons. (Yeah, I know she mentioned the skin cancer, but I'm talking about my general experience regarding this subject.)

[@aprilgemignani7318]

oh my god, just remember we would all be dead without the sun, no food ,no life,

[@fitnessentertainmentbond87]

Shireen... Love u✨🌹🌷☺️

[@KahenaRocha]

Be aware that the uv protection in clothing also wears out! They usually have a number of wash cycles that the uv protection will last.

[@QuiverofArrows]

So I need to stay in the house from 10am - 4pm. That sounds miserable. I like to be outside in nature.

[@ShhhandGiggles]

The nose job makes a big difference too

[@anamaganda9352]

I grew up in the tropics and inwas outside most of the time, i only put on sun screen if i go swimming and sometimes don't bother to reapply. I am now quite old and have an adult kid, but people tells me i look young, because no wrinkles until i smile. I also don't wear makeup only in special occasions. My mom who is in her late 60's is the same no wrinkles, mabye its genetics? but the less you focus on looking good the more time you have in making yourself healthy, and less worries the younger you will look in my opinion. So many people are so hanged up on their looks and have done so much damaged to their overall health. Eat a balanced diet, don't have vices and exercise regularly, and you will be a healthy and you skin will thank you dor it

[@lindseyamtmann-pw2vk]

Your necklace is gorgeous! Please share details!

[@jessibabehjessica]

Yes agreed! But WHAT DID YOU DO for her to reverse the damage!! It’s amazing!!!!!

[@Jawdra57]

What kind of treatment you had the patient do ? It's effective. I would like to do the same .

[@phipres5732]

that's good info for future protection & not making it worse - but how do we fix what's already there? preferably without expensive derm appointments and endless lasers. are there any good skincare, etc, type methods?

[@solgud7612]

I keep getting these kind of videos... I live in Iceland

[@Annie-Roche]

You gained a dedicated fan ❤

[@watchme3086]

Should we wear sunscreen at home? Do we need to repeat it every other hours, even if we do not go outside?

[@Sweetieee]

Um she’s clearly done more than just even her skintone lol, I can’t trust your judgment at all because some of the fake stuff you put out there in multiple shorts. Her use of filler is OBVIOUS & she’s smiling in the one on the left so her wrinkles seem more apparent

[@kizzle45shizzle]

Rainbow necklace details please!! Its gorgeous

[@waterbottle19383]

Sun umbrellas need to be more common in the states

[@farihashamim6860]

How does one get their daily dose of vitamin D though if they're slathered in sunscreen? Also, what times are the best to do that?

[@alexmoreno1885]

Do you have any recommendations for sunscreens made for kids?

[@Uuzie]

Some of us were set up😂 "you need to get some sun, you need to burn a little once to protect you from other burns" but I've done well since entering my 20s and now I'm in my thirties. Honestly what turned back the clock for me was nutrition/cutting back on drinking and OMG serums, I wish I had serums sooner!!

[@lovelylittlegirl3332]

If you can’t avoid the sun, get a visor hat. Wear it regardless of whether you think it’s not the right ‘occasion’ for it, you can just take it off when you go inside.

[@TheKilkenny21]

How can I repair my skin after alcohol abuse? Thank you

[@unknownfem9450]

Try black cumin seeds. Nature blends sells a good one.

[@laurenkil]

I got that smelly retinol oil it’s like 89 dollars a bottle but you can find it in any regular store… Completely changed my skin tone and texture in days. 💁

[@hillarybillary21]

You don’t need to spend 89. Mine is $15 and is incredible

[@silviafernandes5180]

While I understand all this is true and I followed it a little too religiously... only to find out I'm vitamin D deficient. Like severely deficient so now I gotta sit in the sun without sunscreen and what not. It's such a delicate balance I guess but i would like to have some sound advice on how to achieve that balance between sun protection and vitamin D absorption...

[@mandypinguy]

I'm allergic to sunscreen and in my country is really hard to find the antiallergic ones 😢 but I do my best to find one that I can use 😊

[@SM-fi1be]

Do you do virtual consults?

[@userksy.c]

Im like 15 now and as a southeast asian, the sun can be THAT bad 😭 Literally my face doesnt match color with my neck and shoulders it's insane. I've used sunscreen, especially the 50SPF ones to not make it worse, and i tend to double cleanse and use little bit of skincare (like exfoliating and 3 steps of toner, serum, moisturizer) It hasn't been a whole since i cared for how damaged my skin is, but I've seen progress! And thank you for letting me know that UV clothing exist 😂

[@eugeniah25]

Thank you Dr. I'm learning a lot from you, I'll buy clothes with uv protection 😊

[@francescaippolito2020]

I was a lifeguard for two years before turning 20, and I did just about the worst thing you could do which was lay out in the sun all day with tanning lotion. Now I’m 22 and I put on sunscreen everyday and try to cover my body but I’m scared the damage is done

[@jakejohnson1378]

You're still very young. Your skin does bounce back. You just have to protect it the best way you can from now on.

[@DMV8662]

You'll be fine

[@Kthdreamlight]

Do you need to use sun protection as well if you’re not going outside at all?

[@jillianbaer5217]

I am SO GLAD I suffered through all the teasing for being so pale in my teens/ 20s! I just hated laying out or being in the sun much. My whole family was always super tan. I did try tanning beds a couple times but was too antsy to lay there for longer than maybe 5 minutes! I now look younger than those my age that did tan all the time😊

[@gufranammar]

OK but actually where can I find your top ? I don’t like green but I love that shade of it

[@madisonelizabeth2765]

I liked that you used yourself to point to and circle the pics 😂😂😂 floatin around.

[@Sumerugeniusenjoyer]

The thing for me is, when I have my make up on, I always think it's impossible to reapply the sunscreen because it'll ruin the make up. But I know I need to reapply every 2-3 hours to keep my skin protected. But the make up... any tips?

[@ourculture2673]

What kind of treatment u gave her?

[@amzlee998]

I LOVE THAT GREEN SHIRT U ARE WEARING OH MY GDNESSSSSSS

[@lionelforlife]

When someone makes an affordable suncream in the UK for melanin queens, I'm here for it!

[@callyangieline]

“Wear the DAMN sunscreen” was the SOLE reason that I hit subscribe🤣

[@joeym3592]

I have adhd one of the main things* that's in my way of wearing sunscreen often is that i've always hated the feeling of when sunscreen gets grainy and icky and all that jazz anywhere on my body, especially my face. Any recommendations?? (*and the occasional (read: frequent) lack of motivation to shower)(i have curly hair too)

[@pelagia6981]

Love your necklace ❤

[@mimull1378]

I live in Norway do I need to use sunscreen everyday? All year round? It's common for people over here to take vitamin D tablets because we don't get enough sunlight.

[@SaraSaniA]

What's the difference between freckles and sun damage?

[@shelby6]

Freckles are genetic and caused by a gene that makes them when exposed to the sun (but babies can have them too) it's just little melanin spots. So although its caused by the sun it's not necessarily sun damage which are seen in sunspots

[@nicolemccord7885]

Freckles are there from a young age, sun damage is freckling that only appears from prolonged sun exposure

[@rituparnasengupta9047]

The entire time i was looking at your necklace 💖

[@ahoj132_at_azet_sk]

Pillow, I am a 26 year old man, but every sun screen I find make me look shiny and oily or burns my eyes crazily. What can I do? I don't know if there is any particular sun screen for men that doesn't burn eyes, leave my skin white-ish or makes me look shiny, oily, like I would wear makeup or something. I also feel pretty gay, it's just unbearable to be that much shiny 😂 I want to just protect my skin, I have dull unhealthy looking color of skin, like without life. I don't know if you understand what I mean, trying to explain it as I know. Thanks for video! That's have awesome content even though I am not into it but it's interesting from health perspective but also looking lively, younger..

[@srash_999]

I have used many sunscreens but they just darken my skin n feel oily .. what should I do? Which sunscreen should I use ?

[@alohawhy]

It's crazy to me that when foreigners go to my country, they willingly dangerously bake their skin in the sun, I've also observed most of them don't apply sunscreen, when going out to buy something or for a walk, they also don't use umbrellas. Then you will hear them complain why it's so hot and how their skin was burnt. Like bro, what do you expect in a tropical country during summer?

[@annaburke8537]

Have you seen the studies comparing the effects of sun on people's skin when they consume a s.a.d. diet vs a healthy diet with no seed oils and lots of fruits and vegetables?

[@N0tahandle]

Can you recommend any sunscreens for people with very sensitive skin? When I put on sunscreen my eyeballs start to sting and water and I just have to wash it off again. I want to go outside on walks but I can’t wear any of the sunscreen I’ve tried so far so I just walk on the treadmill and don’t go outside, unless it’s nighttime…

[@lisarice4402]

Once I found out I have lupus, it has been fairly easy to stay out of the sun and heat 😊 - I’m very happy that woman was able to get some help 😊

[@amgp634]

This is prevention and totally support it, but how do you improve hyperpigmentation due to photodamage? Your opinion on IPL, hydroquinone, retinoids.

[@SiSi-xg1hk]

Dr., do you get patients with significant sun damage on their arms from driving a lot? I'm looking at mine since I drive for work 2 days a week.

[@notyourdays]

I did not protect my skin as a teen but I had depression and didn’t leave my house besides school so every situation has it’s good side I guess😅

[@jiahkuroneko1850]

In conclusion, be afraid of the sun.

[@Slightlychippedfullmoon]

What if you wear make up on your skin? How are u supposed to wear sunscreen or am i just dumb for asking this idk 😭

[@mintyplanet4011]

I use to get burnt all the time when I was a kid but I barely went outside when I was a teenager. Atleast I wear spf now lol

[@indigobunting2431]

I hate the feel of sunscreen.

[@SUN_MOON_SKY93]

How did you get her pores to completely blur out ? Recommended products pls

[@msharic85]

Which sunscreen??

[@TaKreatywna]

at what age should we start useing spf 50 everyday on face? Should we put it on our kids everyday?

[@morganvillas6436]

I avoid the sun at all cost. I’m a redhead and I’m very pale we don’t tan we lobster even with sunscreen 😂.

[@carolinareaper8089]

But if you still have some pigmentation spots do what ??? What really works? Because I have tried like million different laser treatments and I just wasted money 😢😢😢😢

[@i.Dream.Binni3]

There's UV and UPF protection clothing? That's insane! I had no idea they even existed. Usually, you would just hear people talking about sunscreen. Are there any good sunscreens that you would recommend to people on a budget?

[@surfmora]

Ive always wear sunscreen and mu skin is joyful af, but what really helped it look healthy was stop using makeup. Like foundation and mascara and any type of dense product with colour. My lashes are long and thick. I use nothing on them.