She just described exactly all the areas on my face where I experience SD! I'm so big on skincare, and I was just diagnosed with SD last year, I felt so betrayed lol. Like, skin what did I do to deserve this, I've showed you nothing but love. Right now all I just want is to be able to keep the SD under control.
I couldnt figure out what this was and it has traveled to the top of my nose and has been flaking for years and years!! Ugh! I tried moisturizing constantly, not moisturizing at all, exfoliating a lot exfoliating a little and everything in between. This makes so much sense! I'm going to treat my scalp too. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for the recommendation because I have a big problem with this and every time I wash my face it always has a burning effect and I notice it flakes up even when I apply moisturizing lotion(Cetaphil) and this is really causing a big insecurity for me.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!! I've been struggling with this problem for months that I became insecure. I thought I was getting an allergic reaction to my face masks. I also have my upper lip chapped. Both my nose and upper lip are red and burn. I've never had an acne problem, just oily skin. Thank you again. I pray everyone here has been cured using the recommendations. Off I go to a Target run.
@@misvideospadres After this didn't work, I saw my Dermatologist. It turns out it was my nail polish giving me the rash. Out of nowhere I am now allergic to nail polish. Within days my rash went away once I took off my nail polish. I now only use Vegan nail polish and the rash has not come back. Hope this helps 🙏
i also thought it was an allergic reaction to face mask, but i think it is fungal growth, the fungi love warm damp places, i got a terrible reaction around my nose under my chin up to my eyebrows after redoing the insulation in the loft wearing one of those silicone masks, cured it with an aloe vera solution i made from a plant i grew myself
I was recently diagnosed with a candida overgrowth and a leaky gut which explains why I have been struggling with SD and other skin issues like eczema for literally years, over a decade now. I have gotten SD under control before by washing my face with ONLY salt water (epsom salt) and no moisturizing at all. Most moisturizers tend to made SD worse especially if they have any plant oils in them those tend to feed the yeast and contribute to fungal growth and you'll notice your SD get worse. I'm going through a bad bout right now where every time I reintroduce a moisturizer to my routine after weeks of washing with only salt it comes back. But I'm also dealing with gut imbalance and on a strict, special diet for that. Hoping to clear up some of the issue with recommendations here while I wait for my gut to heal. If you've been struggling for years I highly recommend investigating a candida overgrowth in your gut.
I've been struggling fir many years my nose, ears, eyebrows . Specially when I'm stressed. Swimming in sea water helps maintain my glowing skin, and dandruff on my hair and facial area. thanks for this information. I'm having SD condition.
ive been having this problem for years !! my nose first starts producing flakes and then it gets oily! its made me really insecure abt my nose, thank you for informing me !!
Truly! One of life's not so funny consequences of getting sick and not being able to wash and exfoliate before the scale builds up. Thanks for watching!
My Seborrheic Dermatitis started on my eyelids. It then spread to my under eyes, around my nose, my chin, and now my neck. (I noticed it starting around 4 months ago.) I was just diagnosed today.
Great! I had this for years, almost always during the summer, around my eyelids and brow and just assumed it was poison ivy. Just this year I got it under my lower lip and realized it actually wasn't poison ivy. It comes an goes, but it's nice to know what products I can use to treat it immediately. Thank youuu!
True, we are a small biz and all products are made in the USA - two expensive aspects of our biz. Ultimately Amazon and Walmart will win. Thanks for watching.
What works for me (but I don't know why) is to have a proper diet (whole food and most of all sugar-free and dairy-free), to leave my skin alone (I put nothing on it) and to do a lot of sport for sweating (it really cures my skin). Unfortunately, dermatologist products didn't help, because they made my skin more dependant. So... We have to experience and see what works and what doesn't.
@@samsungkartit For me, 100% dairy-free for sure. When I eat dairy (cow, goat, raw or pasteurized), I have immediatly a sore throat and my eczema gets worse.. (yes, crazy). For gluten, I only eat homemade whole grain bread or whole grains low in gluten (small spelt, whole barley, etc...). But it's quite rare because grains make me feel tired (even the gluten-free one, like buckwheat or quinoa). So I must say 99 % gluten-free. What really works for me is a whole food diet with many fruits, vegetables, raw seafood, raw fish, some starches (potatoes, sweet potatoes) and seeds (sesame, flaxseed, chia seed). I like beans and legumes too, but it's really long to cook. I also avoid processed food (sugar, canned food, etc...), even oil and white salt which are actually processed food (olive oil triggers my eczema...). So, this is what works for me, I don't know if it'll work for the others (you can try and see). I also don't understand why diet and way of life are related to my skin and glut issues, while some people can eat absolutely everything with no weight gain or skin issues. Maybe someday I'll understand..
@@chichizo71 I have the same problem and thanks for your information. I have done a diet 2 years ago, actually quite the same as yours and I lost about 20 kg and i was very skinny but my eczema went away. But then I felt miserable because of loosing weight, because I'm a male and I am practicing a lot of sport as hitting the gym and i stopped the diet. My symptoms are something like a white layer/dead skin of my eyebrows and on my scalp, and i loose hair there also. Maybe I will start next week the diet one more time. But I find it so hard and depressing... I will start gluten free and sugar free for the first.
@@samsungkartit I've always been skinny and small, so weight isn't an issue for me... But I currently don't lose weight, because I eat a lot (during the quarantine hehe)... I also have dead skin in my eyebrows, on my nose and around my nose, but it's okay for the moment (it was really horrible last week when I ate an hoummous with a lot of olive oil and then a brownie...)... For the hair, I prevented eczema to grow thanks to a natural hair shampoo routine (rhassoul + unpasteurized vinegar cider) and it quickly went away... If you want more advice or guidelines, you can watch the videos of Rob Stuart (a ginger man), Eczema Healing from Greg Da Santos (quite good too) and Toby Gomez, who had a really bad cystic acne and seborrheic dermatitis... They all suggest to stop dairy, sugar and processed food...
I tried the TonyMoly moisturizer with Green tea and saw results in a few hours. The top layer peeled off and I had smooth regular skin under. Now I apply a little in that area every night and it’s like $14 for a big bottle.
this really explains what recently happens to me! THANK YOU! yes, i am entering my middle age. Actually this rash that turns to flakes started to happen right after the first dose of my covid vaccination (sinovac) that i thought it would be a temporary allergic reaction. But it stays for already a year by now and I am starting to worry if it may be a cancer (yes, hypochondriac I am!) so thank you and thank you! I will try your advice.
@@lanton1 yes, that topical medication she suggested in the video helps. also apparently mine was not that severe, in a week i had no more flaking skin on my cheeks
@@Ayel101238 strangely, on my right side is more severe than the left side, but yes both. And another strange thing, i never had this before and this started just right after i had my first dose of Covid vaccination.
Well for anyone reading this - I have some bad news: I'm nearly 50 and it's never left me - it started in my teenage years and gradually just got worse) Very seldom I have better and good days - but it mostly flares up at any given time.. then gets flaky and peeling off / exfoliating the flakes away, leaves a shiny red new skin, that can't even be covered with concealer.. From a flare up to a fully healed new skin can take weeks. Sometimes the whole area completely dries out and then leaves another flaky skin behind (much like after a sun burn). I've tried everything under the sun, for me nothing has poven to be 100% effective. I just walk around with a zinc cream for most of my days now when I'm at home. Good news - now everyone wearing a face mask I can leave my zinc cream on my nose all day ;)
I’ve been watching your videos but haven’t found any helpful one. I’m dealing with a very red nose that has very small pimples on it and on the sides. As you also mentioned in the video, I tend to get very flaky on the sides of my nose. Other than that my nose feels very warm and looks dry but is very oily at the same time. I really don’t know what to do and medicines from dermatologist doesn’t help the red nose that I have..
I am sorry you have not found anything to help - from me or the dermatologists that you have seen. Skin problems can be frustrating for patients and those of us trying tenaciously to help. I wish it was always simple. Thanks for watching.
whatameliawears I went to a professional esthetician and she told me that I apparently have rosacea (mostly around nose) and that my skin was very dehydrated. The flakes that occurs is because of the dehydration on the skin, so ingredients such hyaluronic acid is helpful
I used to fight SD for years with products, and even if it helped, it never was the final solution. I've recently watched videos of people talking about how low carb diet completely cleared their SD. As this diet was difficult to me, I did just cut sugar, and guess what, it totally diseppeared, plus my skin is really nice now. I would definitely advise you trying this, and cutting down suggar can only have positiv effects on your body.
As someone who has suffered from SD for 30 years. Believe me I tried every prescription cream and lotion available, but nothing really worked for me. By chance I started using a shampoo called t/gel by neutrogena it's a therapeutic shampoo that's coal tar based. I used this not only for my scalp but also as a face wash. I started using this 15 years ago and honestly I've never looked back from that time. It took around 4 to 5 weeks to work but my skin now is back to normal, I also found that using a face flannel to remove the build up of oily skin around nose areas is highly recommended. You only need to do that once week. Hope this product does can do for you as it has for me...
:)thank you so much for the superb explanation! I only had it on my left crease of the nose. It started last year, during my pregnancy period and until now that I'm a breastfeed mom, I noticed it more. I thought it was just a dry skin. No matter how much moisturizer I put in there, next morning there's still white scally skin in there. I'm from Philippines, where can I buy the soap and cream doc? Thank you so much and God bless!
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Check out Levana Dermatology Clinic. I think there are 2 or 3 clinics in the Philippines. My niece is a certified dermatologist there - Dr. Mara Evangelista Huber. She has a you tube channel as well.
The corners of my nose, my chin, and the corners of my mouth have always been red and peeling. I’m hoping this is it and a zinc cleanser will help clear it up
I think I am going to purchase the zinc cleansing bar. I’ve struggled with dry, scaly skin under the one side of my nose for as long as I can remember. I’m incredibly hydrated too, as I drink lots of water everyday. Hopefully this will help!
Good video. I wish you would’ve mentioned whether sebborheic dermatitis was curable completely, or if it was a chronic condition a person would have to monitor forever.
If you’ve had it for years already it likely wont go away until someone discovers how to cure it. I’ve had SD for almost three years now and the only thing that helps return my skin to a normal feeling and appearance is ocean water. Of course staying away from certain foods can help, a little bit. But my major breakthrough was saltwater/ocean water.
@Chelle Bright Ocean water/salt water is not nasty unless you are swimming near a river run off or you are in a location that has a lot of pollution. If you research the effects saltwater has on skin you’ll find that it clears skin up not just from infections but acne and inflammation, ect.
Dr. Bailey, I have your Calming Zinc Bar and have been using it for years and it works great! I also have noticed that when I use Sonya Dakar Buriti Oil cleanser it works as well. But, it is way more expensive than your bar so I mostly use your bar. Why would this oil work when to my knowledge its not anti yeast?
Some botanical oils have antimicrobial properties. Coconut for example does. It does not absorb well and leaves slide on the skin. Have you tried just pure grapeseed oil? I like that as a first cleanse to remove makeup and product. Then follow with a light lather with another cleanser such as the Calming Zinc. Also, have you seen my Omega Enriched Booster Oil? www.drbaileyskincare.com/omega-enriched-face-booster-oil A few drops at night added to a rich lotion or cream might be a nice antimicrobial and healing night treatment. My Natural Lotion has coconut oil and other botanicals in a rapidly absorbing formulation. It's very economical www.drbaileyskincare.com/all-natural-face-hand-body-lotion Thanks for telling me how much the Calming Zinc helps. It was the first product I developed.
I recommend using a topical zinc suncream. Zinc seemed to really help clear mine up. I also used topical metronidazole which helped but my anecdotal experience is topical zinc helped more. I had SD for 3 years before curing FWIW.
This helps alot but for me my skin isn't oily my skin has really never been I've talked to my doctor about my dandruff he's giving me meditative shampoo(the shampoo is called"ketocinazole")but now my nose has been flaky and red I can show my mom this video and hope I can get what's needed to fix my issues 😁
This stuffs helps (sorted by effectivity): 1. Selendisulfid shampoo, 2. Ketoconazol shampoo, 3. Ciclopirox shampoo, 4. Salicylacid shampoo. Most importantly, wash your hair min once a day, your face whenever you go to bed and get up. The skin is grnerally greasier when you sleep. Do not use any cream soaps, no oils, no wax. Just let your skin and scalp air dry, no dryer! Whenever you can, put your face into the sun. That is the best medicine.
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Just a quick message. I suffer with this and have done so since 2003. I find using T Gel shampoo is good for the scalp. It doesn't do anything for the face but it's worth a go for the scalp.👍
When I found out the tropical green tea cream was $90 I actually cried a bit because i know I can’t afford that lol. But thank you for sharing thing information helps me understand my skin more. :)
Yes, the technology and chemistry is complex and it determines the product price. I had a patient brew strong green tea and use it as a toner. Can't say it compared but you never know, everyone's skin is different. Thanks for watching and commenting!!
@@saskia.h also this was 4 months ago since then ive actually found a very good skin routine thats been working for me just a little update but ill still like to know :)
@@x8XINF3RNOX8x Ok so, the Cicapair color-correcting treatment from Dr. Jart is designed to cover up the redness, but it has also helped my redness generally go down, especially in the creases of my nose. I have very dry skin so I use it on top of my already moisturizing skincare routine as a sealing layer (it's also SPF). I also make sure to use chemical exfoliants, every couple of days at least (lactic acid or glycolic acid usually). You can get them from The Ordinary for an affordable price. A good deeply hydrating lotion is Cicaplast from La Roche Posay for when things get bad. I also make sure to use a non-drying cleanser (cera ve and the ordinary have good ones). I have other general practices but these few changes have helped ALOT. For background: my main problem is very very dry skin in a very dry climate, and my nose is by far the driest. I have seborrheic dermatitis on my scalp so I assume my flakey nose is also part of the SD.
I use topical ointment that has corticosteroids: Fucicort (Fusidic acid) It is like magic: if you use it everyday or skip a day in between, it sets your skin smooth back with no irritation nor inflammation around the nose and between the eye-nose area. Any comment from Dr. Bailey?
yep, not a fan of halogenated corticosteroids on the face as they can trigger perioral derm drbaileyskincare.com/pages/perioral-dermatitis and cause skin atrophy
I used the exact products she prescribed here it took away all the flakes and all my redness disappeared thanks doc literally sent from heaven 😎💯 I make sure to clean at least once a day at night. The green tea helps so much it may be pricey but it’s worth it!
Mine started one day when out of nowhere in class I felt something going down my nose ever since that day I got allergies I was left with dryness that even till this day I can’t get rid of it no matter if I use moisturizer every day and a lot in that area my dryness is around my nose in corners of my mustache an goatee mine isn’t really red is white fully white it’s annoying I’ve been struggling with this for 6 months now I believe
Thank you very much doc for the in depth explanation. I've been having this situation for a year++ I've bought the product that have been mentioned hope it works 🙏🙏🙏
@@storyworldvoiceofiqra In my case it works with the skin irritation but the redness is still there the skin flakiness is under control. I'm using product that have the similar ingredient mentioned by the doc I've been using green tea aloe gel by cosrx and biosulphur plus soap that you can buy at watson or guardian
@@m.sarrai just noticed your message in my case the skin flakiness and irritation is under control but the redness is still there. Hope this answer your question. In terms of product I'm using cosrx green tea aloe gel and biosulphur plus soap...
I have seb derm on face. Skin is always red, irritated with scales associated. Some docs misdiagnoses with rosacea, but in fact I benefit from glycolic acid, piroctone olamine and peelings.
Thank you Dr Bailey for the video! That was very helpful! For so many years, I covered my face with moisturizers (including oils!!!) because I was convinced by other people, including cosmetologists that I have very dry skin! And like you said, it was worse! The Calming Zinc soap is my most helpful tool and it works like magic. But I have to wash it off very well otherwise it gives me flakes. It happened to me only once when I just used the shower stream to take it out, without wiping with my hands. I wonder if it comes from olive oil in it that feeds Malassezia and some residues of it stayed in the skin? Do you think it may be? And I just learnt you have a Zinc based foaming cleanser! I may have to try it as well since I can also use it as a shampoo! I remember having searched a lot for a foaming zinc based cleanser and couldn't find a single one! Thank you.
Thank you for the information, my nose are really red, flaky and itchy and your right about it being in my eyebrows, behind the ear and chin, have them like years now, so im really thankful i found this. I think ill be using the clotrimazole cream, what do you recommend of the usage of it though? Twice a day? Or maybe just once a day?
My pleasure. I've written extensively on my web site about seb derm. Start here drbaileyskincare.com/pages/treatment-for-seborrheic-dermatitis-dandruff thanks for watching!
Suffering the nose permanent rash for almost 20 years, seen many dermatologist after applying all kinda products, been told no cure. It affected my whole life from teen age till now, formed a personality combined of anxiety, depression, and lose all the opportunities could get from the society to grow in any way as having my social abilities not grown up enough.
Hi Saeed, start washing your face 5 times a day with cold/luke warm water & then towel try with a face towel/flannel. Buy a soft cotton face towel if you've got dry/sore skin & start my scrubbing the face dry gently. Been seb derm free since I've started doing this so hopefully it might work for you.
Hi Doc, I have exact same symptoms which u have described. Did blood test and got to know increase of White blood cells. Using Clotrimazole. Works some what okay.. But not completely. Is there any other thing that I can use?
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I had redness for some years now never thought nun of it lol people use to think I use to pick my nose cuz of it lol but i just noticed how dry my nose was and the flake and that wat brought me here to this video
Hello Dr. Bailey. I hope all is well. I rotate between Epiduo Forte cream & Sodium Sulfacetamide/Sulfer Emollient cream every other night. Also, I use Cetaphil Gentle Foaming Cleanser with ketoconazole cream in the morning. I’ve been using this routine for about 3 months now and see little to some results. Would you recommend your zinc soap and gentle tea instead? My serhibic Dermatitis is in my t- zone area. Redness and pustules. Thank you for your services.
All of my seb derm patients use my zinc soap and green tea as a baseline skin care routine. In my practice, I add prescriptions on top. One's treating doc needs to always supervise prescription use so I can just say this is what I do in MY practice. Thanks for watching!
Dermoscribe - Seborrheic Dermatitis Cream eradicated my SD in a week. I had it around my eyes and had to be careful applying the cream as to avoid getting it in my eyes.
I have this but have figured it out - i have to take probiotics daily, can't drink alcohol, and apply braggs organic apple cider vinegar about twice a week. I also let head and shoulders shampoo run down my face as it has zinc in it. If i skip even one of those steps for 4 days or so i will have an embarassing flare up. Note - the vinegar doesnt work if i dont remove the oil before treating the red patches
I've always get dry skin arou d the nose and down the front of the face sometimes it goes really red is itcy and irritated 2 days later its less red and goes really dry starts to flake then the redness will dissaper but the dryness will stil be there ive get them on my tin as well now , ive been told is Exma or that I'm not drinking enough water I put moisturerizer on everyday and a night time one and does nothing
I have exactly this around my nose for over 10 years now. Nothing ever seems to work. Even on good days the redness never seems to fade. I'm not sure if I've damaged the skin over the years by too many different steroid creams that I been prescribed. The only cream that ever really worked was dermovate which apparently I should never have used on my face.
@@TamanaShearzad to be honest it has got better since I've stopped working nights and sleeping better now I'm on days. I still have outbreaks of redness around my nose but no way near as bad as before. I also believe that a bad diet doesn't help. High sugar etc.
I develope hypopigmentation in Summertime, it goes under my lips and disappears in a few weeks with Vitamin E Oil application and L-Tyrosine tablets. Also I am using Ketoconazole Shampoo twice a week for dandruff.
I know this is not a recent video but I hope you can answer my question. Is the yeast also the cause of flaking and cracking around the eyes ( eczema) ? Will the green tea and products you mentioned also work for it?
treatment starts with an accurate diagnosis and attempt to identify the cause of the eczema. Some info to start with drbaileyskincare.com/blogs/blog/is-your-rough-dry-and-swollen-eyelid-skin-caused-by-an-allergic-dermatitis
Awesome doc though I used zinc bar + aloeva with green tea gel but I din get any benefit the scales are back especially in ears and on eyebrows and scalp
hear me out but a combo of Nizoral (dandruff shampoo, use as a face mask), watered down ACV, and a dab of anti fungal cream (like monistat or something for athletes foot) will do the trick for this
Pure Aloe Vera gel would probably help to apply around the nose at night before bedtime. It has antifungal properties and is soothing to the dry skin. Also using organic coconut oil might help to apply each night before bedtime. It also has antifungal properties. There is also tea tree oil that can help skin problems. They are natural and soothing for the skin. You can find all these products at walmart or order online at Amazon. I am not an expert on skin or a Dr however using herbal remedies is in my opinion safer and less expensive.
@@bigmax5780 I've been using these Natural products I mentioned in my comment for a long time and they work great. I'm not suggesting it's for everyone but I have never had any issues using any of them. I have sensitive skin so I have to be careful what I apply to my skin. I like natural Aloe Vera it's soothing and it clears up the dryness around my nose. I also find Manuka honey to be another great natural product to use for skin. It is amazing and it is also antifungal and antibacterial. Again I'm not suggesting it is for everyone but these products are natural and they have done wonders for my skin. Also if you look at the majority of skin care products being sold they contain a lot of ingredients that comes from some of the natural ingredients i just mentioned above among other plants, flowers, and essential oils. However they also contain other ingredients that are harsh and not natural that can irritate the skin as well. I believe everyone is entitled to their own opinion. What works for me may not work for everyone else. It is the same as buying products from a skin care line you don't know how your skin is going to react to it cause of some of the ingredients added. Some people maybe allergic to certain essential oils, flower botanicals and ingredients derived from certain plants. Just like I said I have had bad reactions to ingredients that weren't natural that are added to a lot of skin products. However I also believe your not going to be allergic to every single herb, plant, essential oil or flower botanical out there. I believe when it comes to your skin and health you should always do your research. Most products sold for skin and health care are not always safe. A lot of products sold contain harmful ingredients that are not natural for skin that causes more harm than good. I know I have tried many skin care lines some affordable and some that were very expensive that caused me more harm to my skin than good. That's when I started researching what plants and oils were soothing and safe for my skin and what I should use for certain issues with my skin i was dealing with. Like I said everyone should do their research though to know what to use for certain skin problems and also how you should use them correctly and how much to use on your skin and how often to use it or buy from a natural skin care line that contain all natural ingredients already combined and ready to use. If you use common sense along with educating yourself on natural medicinal plants and learn how to use them correctly and what to use for whatever skin problem your dealing with you will find they are safer for you.
allergic and irritant reactions are an issue, you are right drbaileyskincare.com/pages/adding-essential-oils-and-botantical-ingredients-to-your-skin-care
Would you recommend hydrocortisone 2.5% cream? That’s what I was prescribed by my GP. Day 2 and it’s almost gone. Making sure this a good, go to treatment. Also bought CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser. Thanks for the video! Great information.
Topical steroids are bad facial area and have withdrawal symptoms they can even lead to steroid rosacea. In my experience 3% boric acid solution is better than a steroid cream or tacrolimus ointment.
Typically no pimples. Could the scale be looking like pustules? Have you researched perioral dermatitis?? www.drbaileyskincare.com/info/blog/what-is-perioral-dermatitis/
I have never had this issue before, but now I do. I was wondering if all the mask wearing could make it worse or if being perimenopausal could cause it?
Thank you so much for ur video...nw i understood why i woke up in the morning having flakes on my eyebrow and around my noise...its something bothering acctually :(...i just need an answer to my question dr ...my dermatologist told me to use dactakort cream or nisoral...so what do u suggest? What is better? If i use dactakort on my eyebrow..i will have hair loss of my eyebrow??
I've been struggling with flakes around my nose for like a year! I'm glad someone finally explained why
Thanks for watching. I'm glad this helped!
What treatment are you taking I have aslo been struggling
@@misvideospadres I'm not taking any treatments right now, I wish I was so that it would go the heck away
Ive been experiencing it for 7 years 🤣
@@misosoup8863 8.5 here
its so satisfying to scrape off the flakes and after your nose skin feels like it can breathe better
:-)
@@DrBaileySkinCare ma'am please help me, I don't know what to do. I have seborrheic skin, what lotion I can use? Or SOAP
@@imnayeon4684 I use a mixture of creams called cetomacrogal and travocort, it's made my seb derm unnoticeable
She just described exactly all the areas on my face where I experience SD!
I'm so big on skincare, and I was just diagnosed with SD last year, I felt so betrayed lol. Like, skin what did I do to deserve this, I've showed you nothing but love. Right now all I just want is to be able to keep the SD under control.
You're Black and was diagnosed with skin disease?
@@TomikaKelly what
@@TomikaKelly stupid
Truly! My hope is that the info is helpful. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
@@TomikaKelly Loll what???
The condition has made my face very sensitive to every product
Every product I put on my face burns like crazy
I couldnt figure out what this was and it has traveled to the top of my nose and has been flaking for years and years!! Ugh! I tried moisturizing constantly, not moisturizing at all, exfoliating a lot exfoliating a little and everything in between. This makes so much sense! I'm going to treat my scalp too. Thank you so much!
my pleasure
Wow even pretty women get this
did you fixed it¡?
@@misvideospadres Yup. Internally did the candida diet for 6 weeks (root of the problem) and topically used an antifungal creme.
Did you also have dandruff? And did a candida diet help in curing dandruff as well?
Thank you so much for the recommendation because I have a big problem with this and every time I wash my face it always has a burning effect and I notice it flakes up even when I apply moisturizing lotion(Cetaphil) and this is really causing a big insecurity for me.
How did you fix?
I’ve been picking at this for months. Now realizing it was SD
Yes did the same in the beginning and it made it even worse............
@@mynteiversen5117 NOOOO I just got done picking the flakes off and just saw ur comment 💔😭
My hope is that the info is helpful. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
Yes it can.
Did the skin around your nose became dark too? Because mine did : ((
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!! I've been struggling with this problem for months that I became insecure. I thought I was getting an allergic reaction to my face masks. I also have my upper lip chapped. Both my nose and upper lip are red and burn. I've never had an acne problem, just oily skin. Thank you again. I pray everyone here has been cured using the recommendations. Off I go to a Target run.
thanks for watching and sharing your comment!
did you fixed it
@@misvideospadres After this didn't work, I saw my Dermatologist. It turns out it was my nail polish giving me the rash. Out of nowhere I am now allergic to nail polish. Within days my rash went away once I took off my nail polish. I now only use Vegan nail polish and the rash has not come back. Hope this helps 🙏
i also thought it was an allergic reaction to face mask, but i think it is fungal growth, the fungi love warm damp places, i got a terrible reaction around my nose under my chin up to my eyebrows after redoing the insulation in the loft wearing one of those silicone masks, cured it with an aloe vera solution i made from a plant i grew myself
This is the first video that explanations perfectly the condition , thanks a lot for the information Dr.
I was recently diagnosed with a candida overgrowth and a leaky gut which explains why I have been struggling with SD and other skin issues like eczema for literally years, over a decade now. I have gotten SD under control before by washing my face with ONLY salt water (epsom salt) and no moisturizing at all. Most moisturizers tend to made SD worse especially if they have any plant oils in them those tend to feed the yeast and contribute to fungal growth and you'll notice your SD get worse. I'm going through a bad bout right now where every time I reintroduce a moisturizer to my routine after weeks of washing with only salt it comes back. But I'm also dealing with gut imbalance and on a strict, special diet for that. Hoping to clear up some of the issue with recommendations here while I wait for my gut to heal. If you've been struggling for years I highly recommend investigating a candida overgrowth in your gut.
I've been struggling fir many years my nose, ears, eyebrows . Specially when I'm stressed. Swimming in sea water helps maintain my glowing skin, and dandruff on my hair and facial area.
thanks for this information. I'm having SD condition.
ive been having this problem for years !! my nose first starts producing flakes and then it gets oily! its made me really insecure abt my nose, thank you for informing me !!
i dont have flakes around my nose crease but just on my nose
my pleasure
I don’t have many flakes but I have a lot of redness on my nose it’s been two years now
all treatment starts with accurate diagnosis so perhaps time to see a good derm.
Did you find a solution?
clear and not overly long. thanks for this
When I get sick, the 'flaky' bit grows into 'scales' of dead skin
Truly! One of life's not so funny consequences of getting sick and not being able to wash and exfoliate before the scale builds up. Thanks for watching!
I’ve been going to my doctor for years and she’s always told me it’s just allergies ! So upset I knew it had to be something else
My brother has this he’s young and he doesn’t really thing of it but yeah thank you I’ll tell him!
My Seborrheic Dermatitis started on my eyelids. It then spread to my under eyes, around my nose, my chin, and now my neck. (I noticed it starting around 4 months ago.) I was just diagnosed today.
Is it wotk
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
did you fixed it?
@@misvideospadres I have a prescription of a steroid cream I have to use when I have flare ups.
@@ScentsibleHomeWithJamie it wont help, use a mixture of coconut oil, curd, turmeric and neem
Great! I had this for years, almost always during the summer, around my eyelids and brow and just assumed it was poison ivy. Just this year I got it under my lower lip and realized it actually wasn't poison ivy. It comes an goes, but it's nice to know what products I can use to treat it immediately. Thank youuu!
I visited her website and her products aren't cheap!
True, we are a small biz and all products are made in the USA - two expensive aspects of our biz. Ultimately Amazon and Walmart will win. Thanks for watching.
I have it. Every spot she mentioned. Drives me crazy
What works for me (but I don't know why) is to have a proper diet (whole food and most of all sugar-free and dairy-free), to leave my skin alone (I put nothing on it) and to do a lot of sport for sweating (it really cures my skin). Unfortunately, dermatologist products didn't help, because they made my skin more dependant. So... We have to experience and see what works and what doesn't.
Gluten free or diary free?
@@samsungkartit For me, 100% dairy-free for sure. When I eat dairy (cow, goat, raw or pasteurized), I have immediatly a sore throat and my eczema gets worse.. (yes, crazy). For gluten, I only eat homemade whole grain bread or whole grains low in gluten (small spelt, whole barley, etc...). But it's quite rare because grains make me feel tired (even the gluten-free one, like buckwheat or quinoa). So I must say 99 % gluten-free. What really works for me is a whole food diet with many fruits, vegetables, raw seafood, raw fish, some starches (potatoes, sweet potatoes) and seeds (sesame, flaxseed, chia seed). I like beans and legumes too, but it's really long to cook. I also avoid processed food (sugar, canned food, etc...), even oil and white salt which are actually processed food (olive oil triggers my eczema...). So, this is what works for me, I don't know if it'll work for the others (you can try and see). I also don't understand why diet and way of life are related to my skin and glut issues, while some people can eat absolutely everything with no weight gain or skin issues. Maybe someday I'll understand..
@@chichizo71 I have the same problem and thanks for your information. I have done a diet 2 years ago, actually quite the same as yours and I lost about 20 kg and i was very skinny but my eczema went away. But then I felt miserable because of loosing weight, because I'm a male and I am practicing a lot of sport as hitting the gym and i stopped the diet. My symptoms are something like a white layer/dead skin of my eyebrows and on my scalp, and i loose hair there also. Maybe I will start next week the diet one more time. But I find it so hard and depressing... I will start gluten free and sugar free for the first.
@@samsungkartit I've always been skinny and small, so weight isn't an issue for me... But I currently don't lose weight, because I eat a lot (during the quarantine hehe)... I also have dead skin in my eyebrows, on my nose and around my nose, but it's okay for the moment (it was really horrible last week when I ate an hoummous with a lot of olive oil and then a brownie...)... For the hair, I prevented eczema to grow thanks to a natural hair shampoo routine (rhassoul + unpasteurized vinegar cider) and it quickly went away... If you want more advice or guidelines, you can watch the videos of Rob Stuart (a ginger man), Eczema Healing from Greg Da Santos (quite good too) and Toby Gomez, who had a really bad cystic acne and seborrheic dermatitis... They all suggest to stop dairy, sugar and processed food...
@@chichizo71 thanks a lot and greetings from Germany. I will start soon and keep corona free
I tried the TonyMoly moisturizer with Green tea and saw results in a few hours. The top layer peeled off and I had smooth regular skin under. Now I apply a little in that area every night and it’s like $14 for a big bottle.
thank you for watching
What was the tonymoly moisturizer called because I have the same problem and I need something for my face
What's exactly the name? green tea is included or did you do something else?
this really explains what recently happens to me! THANK YOU! yes, i am entering my middle age. Actually this rash that turns to flakes started to happen right after the first dose of my covid vaccination (sinovac) that i thought it would be a temporary allergic reaction. But it stays for already a year by now and I am starting to worry if it may be a cancer (yes, hypochondriac I am!) so thank you and thank you! I will try your advice.
Did u figure out how to get rid of the redness
@@lanton1 yes, that topical medication she suggested in the video helps. also apparently mine was not that severe, in a week i had no more flaking skin on my cheeks
@@JohannesSNugroho Hi, do you have this sd on the side of your nose and both cheeks?
@@Ayel101238 strangely, on my right side is more severe than the left side, but yes both. And another strange thing, i never had this before and this started just right after i had my first dose of Covid vaccination.
@@JohannesSNugroho omg same. Redness, Flakes is more visible on my right side nose and right cheeks. Thanks for your response.
Yes, this helped humongously!!! THANK YOU!!!!
My pleasure, thanks for watching and taking the time to leave me a comment!
What have you used amongs it?
Well for anyone reading this - I have some bad news: I'm nearly 50 and it's never left me - it started in my teenage years and gradually just got worse) Very seldom I have better and good days - but it mostly flares up at any given time.. then gets flaky and peeling off / exfoliating the flakes away, leaves a shiny red new skin, that can't even be covered with concealer.. From a flare up to a fully healed new skin can take weeks. Sometimes the whole area completely dries out and then leaves another flaky skin behind (much like after a sun burn). I've tried everything under the sun, for me nothing has poven to be 100% effective. I just walk around with a zinc cream for most of my days now when I'm at home. Good news - now everyone wearing a face mask I can leave my zinc cream on my nose all day ;)
Are you telling me I’m gonna live like this my whole life😭
Damn guess im Rudolph for life
Love the face mask part! My hope is that the info is helpful. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
typically comes and goes, often staying gone
often goes away
So what am i supposed to do
Thank you for watching.
Dr. Bailey Skin Care bruh
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@@DrBaileySkinCare bRO
@@sarahliu7200 bruh was i asking you
Thank you so much I ve been struggling with this for 20 years
my pleasure
I have this for many years thank you!!
my pleasure!
I’ve been watching your videos but haven’t found any helpful one. I’m dealing with a very red nose that has very small pimples on it and on the sides. As you also mentioned in the video, I tend to get very flaky on the sides of my nose. Other than that my nose feels very warm and looks dry but is very oily at the same time. I really don’t know what to do and medicines from dermatologist doesn’t help the red nose that I have..
I am sorry you have not found anything to help - from me or the dermatologists that you have seen. Skin problems can be frustrating for patients and those of us trying tenaciously to help. I wish it was always simple. Thanks for watching.
Fazla ilyas I get so jealous at people that can touch their nose without it getting red😩
i am going through the exact thing!
whatameliawears I went to a professional esthetician and she told me that I apparently have rosacea (mostly around nose) and that my skin was very dehydrated. The flakes that occurs is because of the dehydration on the skin, so ingredients such hyaluronic acid is helpful
Fazla ilyas Never heard of that treatment, what is it?
I used to fight SD for years with products, and even if it helped, it never was the final solution. I've recently watched videos of people talking about how low carb diet completely cleared their SD. As this diet was difficult to me, I did just cut sugar, and guess what, it totally diseppeared, plus my skin is really nice now. I would definitely advise you trying this, and cutting down suggar can only have positiv effects on your body.
What is the final solution of SD please tell me
@@FactoFyOfficial.I think it would be a carnivore diet
@@maisum539 your mean nonvage diet
As someone who has suffered from SD for 30 years. Believe me I tried every prescription cream and lotion available, but nothing really worked for me. By chance I started using a shampoo called t/gel by neutrogena it's a therapeutic shampoo that's coal tar based. I used this not only for my scalp but also as a face wash. I started using this 15 years ago and honestly I've never looked back from that time. It took around 4 to 5 weeks to work but my skin now is back to normal, I also found that using a face flannel to remove the build up of oily skin around nose areas is highly recommended. You only need to do that once week. Hope this product does can do for you as it has for me...
:)thank you so much for the superb explanation! I only had it on my left crease of the nose. It started last year, during my pregnancy period and until now that I'm a breastfeed mom, I noticed it more. I thought it was just a dry skin. No matter how much moisturizer I put in there, next morning there's still white scally skin in there. I'm from Philippines, where can I buy the soap and cream doc? Thank you so much and God bless!
There's definitely a reason to why I came across this video on CZcams: czcams.com/users/Jyovis of Jyovis Ayurveda and I was very happy to see the results. I even followed few of the tips explained and it actually worked. Then I finally decided to contact on ...... (+917400446484) to cure my Problem from the root cause. The team really helped me a lot. Thank you Jyovis!
Ketoconazole can heal that sebbhoric dermatitis. From doctorly nag recommend nito
Check out Levana Dermatology Clinic. I think there are 2 or 3 clinics in the Philippines. My niece is a certified dermatologist there - Dr. Mara Evangelista Huber. She has a you tube channel as well.
Mines started during my pregnancy also and I won’t go away I hate it
The corners of my nose, my chin, and the corners of my mouth have always been red and peeling. I’m hoping this is it and a zinc cleanser will help clear it up
Is it ok now ?
I hope it helps. Also read here drbaileyskincare.com/pages/perioral-dermatitis
@@DrBaileySkinCare it did! Thank you
@@caleb-kun really? I have the same problem exactly on the side of nose and chin
I think I am going to purchase the zinc cleansing bar. I’ve struggled with dry, scaly skin under the one side of my nose for as long as I can remember. I’m incredibly hydrated too, as I drink lots of water everyday. Hopefully this will help!
Thanks for sharing!!
did it get rid of the redness?
@@lanton1 it helped a lot, i haven’t dealt with any problems for a while because it’s usually a colder weather thing. so im all good this summer!
Good video. I wish you would’ve mentioned whether sebborheic dermatitis was curable completely, or if it was a chronic condition a person would have to monitor forever.
If you’ve had it for years already it likely wont go away until someone discovers how to cure it. I’ve had SD for almost three years now and the only thing that helps return my skin to a normal feeling and appearance is ocean water. Of course staying away from certain foods can help, a little bit. But my major breakthrough was saltwater/ocean water.
@Chelle Bright Ocean water/salt water is not nasty unless you are swimming near a river run off or you are in a location that has a lot of pollution. If you research the effects saltwater has on skin you’ll find that it clears skin up not just from infections but acne and inflammation, ect.
not curable - sadly! we manage it and do get remissions.
thanks again!
again, we need more beaches in our lives!
Dr. Bailey, I have your Calming Zinc Bar and have been using it for years and it works great! I also have noticed that when I use Sonya Dakar Buriti Oil cleanser it works as well. But, it is way more expensive than your bar so I mostly use your bar. Why would this oil work when to my knowledge its not anti yeast?
Some botanical oils have antimicrobial properties. Coconut for example does. It does not absorb well and leaves slide on the skin. Have you tried just pure grapeseed oil? I like that as a first cleanse to remove makeup and product. Then follow with a light lather with another cleanser such as the Calming Zinc. Also, have you seen my Omega Enriched Booster Oil? www.drbaileyskincare.com/omega-enriched-face-booster-oil A few drops at night added to a rich lotion or cream might be a nice antimicrobial and healing night treatment. My Natural Lotion has coconut oil and other botanicals in a rapidly absorbing formulation. It's very economical www.drbaileyskincare.com/all-natural-face-hand-body-lotion Thanks for telling me how much the Calming Zinc helps. It was the first product I developed.
I recommend using a topical zinc suncream. Zinc seemed to really help clear mine up.
I also used topical metronidazole which helped but my anecdotal experience is topical zinc helped more. I had SD for 3 years before curing FWIW.
which sunscreen u use? i have sd for 4 years and its quite bad on my nose. it makes me very insecure
I can't stand the white cast of a zinc sunscreen
This helps alot but for me my skin isn't oily my skin has really never been I've talked to my doctor about my dandruff he's giving me meditative shampoo(the shampoo is called"ketocinazole")but now my nose has been flaky and red I can show my mom this video and hope I can get what's needed to fix my issues 😁
thanks for watching I hope this helps
This stuffs helps (sorted by effectivity): 1. Selendisulfid shampoo, 2. Ketoconazol shampoo, 3. Ciclopirox shampoo, 4. Salicylacid shampoo. Most importantly, wash your hair min once a day, your face whenever you go to bed and get up. The skin is grnerally greasier when you sleep. Do not use any cream soaps, no oils, no wax. Just let your skin and scalp air dry, no dryer! Whenever you can, put your face into the sun. That is the best medicine.
A Well executed Presentation 👍
Nothing I can do at home? Just like wash my face more? Why I always gotta spend money to stay healthy
more info here drbaileyskincare.com/pages/treatment-for-seborrheic-dermatitis-dandruff
many of my patients have had luck giving up gluten. It's free to change one's eating.
Buy dove cream it helps me to get rid of it
Try athletes foot medication.. it's the same thing causing the problem, yeast
Battling with health related issues or infection is not the end of your life, why not contact a herbal practitioner for a herbal cure
Dr. Alede has herbal remedies and permanent solution to all your health related problems. I recommend him to you today only because I have also use his herbal medicine and it worked perfectly on My health problems. If anyone needs his help to cure any Disease/Virus, you can reach him via dr.aledeherpescure321@gmail.com
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Just a quick message. I suffer with this and have done so since 2003.
I find using T Gel shampoo is good for the scalp. It doesn't do anything for the face but it's worth a go for the scalp.👍
thanks for watching and sharing your comment!
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Castor oil helped me the most - I'm going to try that zinc bar for sure.
thanks for watching and sharing your comment!
When I found out the tropical green tea cream was $90 I actually cried a bit because i know I can’t afford that lol. But thank you for sharing thing information helps me understand my skin more. :)
Yes, the technology and chemistry is complex and it determines the product price. I had a patient brew strong green tea and use it as a toner. Can't say it compared but you never know, everyone's skin is different. Thanks for watching and commenting!!
cicapair from dr. jart has worked well for me! it’s a little more affordable
@@saskia.h what product exactly?
@@saskia.h also this was 4 months ago since then ive actually found a very good skin routine thats been working for me just a little update but ill still like to know :)
@@x8XINF3RNOX8x Ok so, the Cicapair color-correcting treatment from Dr. Jart is designed to cover up the redness, but it has also helped my redness generally go down, especially in the creases of my nose. I have very dry skin so I use it on top of my already moisturizing skincare routine as a sealing layer (it's also SPF). I also make sure to use chemical exfoliants, every couple of days at least (lactic acid or glycolic acid usually). You can get them from The Ordinary for an affordable price. A good deeply hydrating lotion is Cicaplast from La Roche Posay for when things get bad. I also make sure to use a non-drying cleanser (cera ve and the ordinary have good ones). I have other general practices but these few changes have helped ALOT.
For background: my main problem is very very dry skin in a very dry climate, and my nose is by far the driest. I have seborrheic dermatitis on my scalp so I assume my flakey nose is also part of the SD.
Your tips are great. Thanks from Brazil!
thanks for watching and sharing your comment!
Why does it help for me when my nose gets a lot of sunshine then it dissapear
I use topical ointment that has corticosteroids: Fucicort (Fusidic acid)
It is like magic: if you use it everyday or skip a day in between, it sets your skin smooth back with no irritation nor inflammation around the nose and between the eye-nose area.
Any comment from Dr. Bailey?
yep, not a fan of halogenated corticosteroids on the face as they can trigger perioral derm drbaileyskincare.com/pages/perioral-dermatitis and cause skin atrophy
Hello Doc, what is the brand of the soap and the green tea topical?
I noticed that when I cut off sugary foods and drinks on my diet that I do not get any flare-ups.
I used the exact products she prescribed here it took away all the flakes and all my redness disappeared thanks doc literally sent from heaven 😎💯 I make sure to clean at least once a day at night. The green tea helps so much it may be pricey but it’s worth it!
Thanks for sharing!!
im not gonna lie. picking dry skin off your face is satisfying
true that!
Mine started one day when out of nowhere in class I felt something going down my nose ever since that day I got allergies I was left with dryness that even till this day I can’t get rid of it no matter if I use moisturizer every day and a lot in that area my dryness is around my nose in corners of my mustache an goatee mine isn’t really red is white fully white it’s annoying I’ve been struggling with this for 6 months now I believe
Thank you very much doc for the in depth explanation. I've been having this situation for a year++ I've bought the product that have been mentioned hope it works 🙏🙏🙏
Glad it helped
Did it work i am interested
Tell us did the products work?
@@storyworldvoiceofiqra In my case it works with the skin irritation but the redness is still there the skin flakiness is under control. I'm using product that have the similar ingredient mentioned by the doc I've been using green tea aloe gel by cosrx and biosulphur plus soap that you can buy at watson or guardian
@@m.sarrai just noticed your message in my case the skin flakiness and irritation is under control but the redness is still there. Hope this answer your question. In terms of product I'm using cosrx green tea aloe gel and biosulphur plus soap...
Loved your video! IT's beatifully explained! I wish I Can explain like you do. Thank you!
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
I have seb derm on face. Skin is always red, irritated with scales associated. Some docs misdiagnoses with rosacea, but in fact I benefit from glycolic acid, piroctone olamine and peelings.
thanks for watching
Thank you Dr Bailey for the video! That was very helpful! For so many years, I covered my face with moisturizers (including oils!!!) because I was convinced by other people, including cosmetologists that I have very dry skin! And like you said, it was worse! The Calming Zinc soap is my most helpful tool and it works like magic. But I have to wash it off very well otherwise it gives me flakes. It happened to me only once when I just used the shower stream to take it out, without wiping with my hands. I wonder if it comes from olive oil in it that feeds Malassezia and some residues of it stayed in the skin? Do you think it may be? And I just learnt you have a Zinc based foaming cleanser! I may have to try it as well since I can also use it as a shampoo! I remember having searched a lot for a foaming zinc based cleanser and couldn't find a single one! Thank you.
Thanks for watching and for commenting.
Thank you for the information, my nose are really red, flaky and itchy and your right about it being in my eyebrows, behind the ear and chin, have them like years now, so im really thankful i found this.
I think ill be using the clotrimazole cream, what do you recommend of the usage of it though? Twice a day? Or maybe just once a day?
My pleasure. I've written extensively on my web site about seb derm. Start here drbaileyskincare.com/pages/treatment-for-seborrheic-dermatitis-dandruff thanks for watching!
Did it work im interested
Suffering the nose permanent rash for almost 20 years, seen many dermatologist after applying all kinda products, been told no cure. It affected my whole life from teen age till now, formed a personality combined of anxiety, depression, and lose all the opportunities could get from the society to grow in any way as having my social abilities not grown up enough.
best wishes and thanks for watching.
Hi Saeed, start washing your face 5 times a day with cold/luke warm water & then towel try with a face towel/flannel. Buy a soft cotton face towel if you've got dry/sore skin & start my scrubbing the face dry gently. Been seb derm free since I've started doing this so hopefully it might work for you.
@@mattd5073hi dear Matt I'll give it a try, u read my conment and gave me the advice, worth a lot to me, thanks a million and wish u all the best
@@saeedj9156Hey bro please tell me what is the result please tell me
Hi Doc, I have exact same symptoms which u have described. Did blood test and got to know increase of White blood cells. Using Clotrimazole. Works some what okay.. But not completely. Is there any other thing that I can use?
pretty much covered how I handle it. My web site has more info for facial seb derm www.drbaileyskincare.com/info/advice/seborrheic-dermatitis/
Battling with health related issues or infection is not the end of your life, why not contact a herbal practitioner for a herbal cure
Dr. Alede has herbal remedies and permanent solution to all your health related problems. I recommend him to you today only because I have also use his herbal medicine and it worked perfectly on My health problems. If anyone needs his help to cure any Disease/Virus, you can reach him via dr.aledeherpescure321@gmail.com
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Very informative
thank you Dr
My pleasure
My question is I only see this when I apply foundation, and there is a peeling appearance on my nose as well. Is this different?
Can't say for sure but the foundation may accentuate the appearance of flaking skin. Just a thought.
Your foundation is making it look worse
I had redness for some years now never thought nun of it lol people use to think I use to pick my nose cuz of it lol but i just noticed how dry my nose was and the flake and that wat brought me here to this video
Just knowing gives me relief.
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Apple cider, Raw aloe Vera, and fish oil helped me
great ideas!
Hello Dr. Bailey. I hope all is well. I rotate between Epiduo Forte cream & Sodium Sulfacetamide/Sulfer Emollient cream every other night. Also, I use Cetaphil Gentle Foaming Cleanser with ketoconazole cream in the morning. I’ve been using this routine for about 3 months now and see little to some results. Would you recommend your zinc soap and gentle tea instead? My serhibic Dermatitis is in my t- zone area. Redness and pustules. Thank you for your services.
@Arielle B. thank you very much! I just checked it out.
All of my seb derm patients use my zinc soap and green tea as a baseline skin care routine. In my practice, I add prescriptions on top. One's treating doc needs to always supervise prescription use so I can just say this is what I do in MY practice. Thanks for watching!
My pleasure
I have this all over my scalp 😢 ITS TORTURE
Same here. Pretty sure it’s psoriasis though.
Thank you for explaining this
Dermoscribe - Seborrheic Dermatitis Cream eradicated my SD in a week. I had it around my eyes and had to be careful applying the cream as to avoid getting it in my eyes.
I have this but have figured it out - i have to take probiotics daily, can't drink alcohol, and apply braggs organic apple cider vinegar about twice a week. I also let head and shoulders shampoo run down my face as it has zinc in it. If i skip even one of those steps for 4 days or so i will have an embarassing flare up. Note - the vinegar doesnt work if i dont remove the oil before treating the red patches
love this routine!
I've always get dry skin arou d the nose and down the front of the face sometimes it goes really red is itcy and irritated 2 days later its less red and goes really dry starts to flake then the redness will dissaper but the dryness will stil be there ive get them on my tin as well now , ive been told is Exma or that I'm not drinking enough water I put moisturerizer on everyday and a night time one and does nothing
That helped SO much!!! Thank you !!!!
You're welcome!
What if you have dry skin and this condition what products do you recommend?
drbaileyskincare.com/products/facial-flaking-and-redness-solution-kit also the clotrimazole cream is hydrating.
I have exactly this around my nose for over 10 years now. Nothing ever seems to work. Even on good days the redness never seems to fade. I'm not sure if I've damaged the skin over the years by too many different steroid creams that I been prescribed. The only cream that ever really worked was dermovate which apparently I should never have used on my face.
My hope is that the info is helpful. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
Did you find a solution for the redness?
@@TamanaShearzad to be honest it has got better since I've stopped working nights and sleeping better now I'm on days. I still have outbreaks of redness around my nose but no way near as bad as before. I also believe that a bad diet doesn't help. High sugar etc.
Mam..."MOMETASONE FUROTE and CLOTRIMAZOLE CREAM"....this is the product i am using...is this the same clotrimazole cream that u had mentioned here..
I have this now and it’s on my eyebrows
It’s all in the diet!!
Great content
Thanks, Edith! Glad you enjoyed this video!
I've had it for the past 7 years and it hasn't gone yet.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Great video
Thank you for watching.
Usually it don't occurr much...it get worse when I use toner on my face 😑
I love your products.
I develope hypopigmentation in Summertime, it goes under my lips and disappears in a few weeks with
Vitamin E Oil application and L-Tyrosine tablets. Also I am using Ketoconazole Shampoo twice a week for dandruff.
Thanks for sharing!!
I know this is not a recent video but I hope you can answer my question. Is the yeast also the cause of flaking and cracking around the eyes ( eczema) ? Will the green tea and products you mentioned also work for it?
I agree!
treatment starts with an accurate diagnosis and attempt to identify the cause of the eczema. Some info to start with drbaileyskincare.com/blogs/blog/is-your-rough-dry-and-swollen-eyelid-skin-caused-by-an-allergic-dermatitis
Vitamin B2 I just learned is the solution. I’ve been taking a B complex for only 3 days now and I see a huge difference already.
Serious suffering the same
Vitamin B2 pills?
Does it work for the redness?
Awesome doc though I used zinc bar + aloeva with green tea gel but I din get any benefit the scales are back especially in ears and on eyebrows and scalp
Thank you, Doctor
My pleasure!
hear me out but a combo of Nizoral (dandruff shampoo, use as a face mask), watered down ACV, and a dab of anti fungal cream (like monistat or something for athletes foot) will do the trick for this
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Thankyou for this !!
My pleasure!
Pure Aloe Vera gel would probably help to apply around the nose at night before bedtime. It has antifungal properties and is soothing to the dry skin. Also using organic coconut oil might help to apply each night before bedtime. It also has antifungal properties. There is also tea tree oil that can help skin problems. They are natural and soothing for the skin. You can find all these products at walmart or order online at Amazon. I am not an expert on skin or a Dr however using herbal remedies is in my opinion safer and less expensive.
Please stop using natural stuff on your own, the active ingredient you're looking for is probably in extremely minute ammounts
@@bigmax5780 I've been using these Natural products I mentioned in my comment for a long time and they work great. I'm not suggesting it's for everyone but I have never had any issues using any of them. I have sensitive skin so I have to be careful what I apply to my skin. I like natural Aloe Vera it's soothing and it clears up the dryness around my nose. I also find Manuka honey to be another great natural product to use for skin. It is amazing and it is also antifungal and antibacterial. Again I'm not suggesting it is for everyone but these products are natural and they have done wonders for my skin. Also if you look at the majority of skin care products being sold they contain a lot of ingredients that comes from some of the natural ingredients i just mentioned above among other plants, flowers, and essential oils. However they also contain other ingredients that are harsh and not natural that can irritate the skin as well. I believe everyone is entitled to their own opinion. What works for me may not work for everyone else. It is the same as buying products from a skin care line you don't know how your skin is going to react to it cause of some of the ingredients added. Some people maybe allergic to certain essential oils, flower botanicals and ingredients derived from certain plants. Just like I said I have had bad reactions to ingredients that weren't natural that are added to a lot of skin products. However I also believe your not going to be allergic to every single herb, plant, essential oil or flower botanical out there. I believe when it comes to your skin and health you should always do your research. Most products sold for skin and health care are not always safe. A lot of products sold contain harmful ingredients that are not natural for skin that causes more harm than good. I know I have tried many skin care lines some affordable and some that were very expensive that caused me more harm to my skin than good. That's when I started researching what plants and oils were soothing and safe for my skin and what I should use for certain issues with my skin i was dealing with. Like I said everyone should do their research though to know what to use for certain skin problems and also how you should use them correctly and how much to use on your skin and how often to use it or buy from a natural skin care line that contain all natural ingredients already combined and ready to use. If you use common sense along with educating yourself on natural medicinal plants and learn how to use them correctly and what to use for whatever skin problem your dealing with you will find they are safer for you.
more info here drbaileyskincare.com/pages/adding-essential-oils-and-botantical-ingredients-to-your-skin-care
allergic and irritant reactions are an issue, you are right drbaileyskincare.com/pages/adding-essential-oils-and-botantical-ingredients-to-your-skin-care
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Would you recommend hydrocortisone 2.5% cream? That’s what I was prescribed by my GP. Day 2 and it’s almost gone. Making sure this a good, go to treatment. Also bought CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser. Thanks for the video! Great information.
Topical steroids are bad facial area and have withdrawal symptoms they can even lead to steroid rosacea. In my experience 3% boric acid solution is better than a steroid cream or tacrolimus ointment.
short term and under MD supervision only. drbaileyskincare.com/pages/treatment-for-seborrheic-dermatitis-dandruff
great idea!
Are these products okay to use on sensitive skin?
Does SD causes tiny dry pimples too?and in winters i felt my crease of nose was itchy but it got ok when i applied vaseline..
Typically no pimples. Could the scale be looking like pustules? Have you researched perioral dermatitis?? www.drbaileyskincare.com/info/blog/what-is-perioral-dermatitis/
thanks mam 👍 for free consultation😁🙏godbless amerika
My pleasure 😊
Mine is over the tip of nose, not in creases.
So helpful!!
I'm so glad!
I have never had this issue before, but now I do. I was wondering if all the mask wearing could make it worse or if being perimenopausal could cause it?
I dont think so im 25 male, and wearing a mask is making it worse for me.
I’ve never had this before until I started wearing a mask, now every time I where one it irritates like crazy. I can’t seem to get rid of it
@@bobbytchek2 same
@@kiritokirigaya6716 It was definitely this, the zinc moisturiser really worked. 👍🏻
in my opinion masks create humidity and yes
Thank you so much for ur video...nw i understood why i woke up in the morning having flakes on my eyebrow and around my noise...its something bothering acctually :(...i just need an answer to my question dr ...my dermatologist told me to use dactakort cream or nisoral...so what do u suggest? What is better? If i use dactakort on my eyebrow..i will have hair loss of my eyebrow??
can't make individual suggestions. My hope is that the info is helpful. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!