I admire you so much but there is a filter on this 😭 guess it's the one you can use on tiktok that doesn't show as a filter but it basically is a custom filter. U can see when you zoom in on your smile lines how only some of your texture and pores are showing and then some is completely blurred :/ I don't understand why lie about that?
Sadly-I agree. I've noticed and mentioned it in a previous video. I'm sure it's not intentional. It's also relative- compared to most, it's less... but still some form of filter non the less! ❤
@@bffpuspin7383 wait what? sorry i don't understand what you are trying to say. there's definitely a filter on this. 🩷 also on all her other videos. i've only ever noticed one not filtered
Lol she's like an fitness influencer on gear lying and saying they're natty. Just because she's a dermatologist it doesn't mean she doesn't use filters and plastic surgery.
You keep saying that you don't have a filter in your videos, yet your skin doesn't look normal, it looks blurred. Is it possible that you are not consciously adding a filter on top of your videos while editing, but that you don't realise there is a default (strong) filter on your camera settings in your phone? Because it really really looks like there is a filter applied in all your videos. And yes, I'm sure your skin is amazing, but there is still a filter.
@@viidda That tells me she knows she's using a filter and she's probably using them intentionally for whatever reason. Maybe to lie and act like her techniques work so people do them more idk.
I've seen her without a filter and her skin still looks stunning, especially for her age. It has bothered me way too much that she has said "No filter". Filters are fine, idc if people use them just don't lie about it.
There is like just a split second when u can see the texture AND lines (which imho she has gorgeous skin and not much texture at all) and then it gets blurry to the point where it looks out of focus so maybe camera focus is also sth that's contributing to the airbrushed effect? Still would be helpful for folks w...well, skin to see the actual texture for more than a second
Agreed. Sorry but no one's skin looks this amazing. I have a crappy old android phone. I went to take a picture of my hand the other day and my camera made my skin look like I was 80 years old. So I would say a camera can make you look better or worse but almost never the real thing. Or maybe I do have old wrinkly hands and I am just trying to make myself feel better.. I'm only 35.
Because she can't answer 106 questions on youtube and the same amount or even more on tiktok, Instagram etc. She sees a popular question and makes a video out of it so everyone has a chance to get the answer.
Probably because the video is from TikTok? So you'll have better luck getting an answer there. Edit: also this video is literally a response to a comment, what do you mean she never answers?
@@irisr3898 Do you realize TikTok automatically puts a light filter on your face? Its effects are minimal and there's no way of completely removing it. Ya'll keep coming for her for this while failing to realize this essential piece of information. Also, phone cameras in general are very gracious and will blur out your skin a bit just because it's absolutely not the same as looking at someone's face in person. I swear to god some of you guys just don't use your heads.
@@viiddathe secret is you upload your video to the internet and it automatically compresses it and drops the quality, therefore creating a blurring effect that is just shitty graphics and not a filter.
Appreciate the honesty regarding your filler but full transparency would mean removing the filter as well. I think your audience would respond well and appreciate your content even more without it. 💛💛
aging lines are so pretty!! it’s proof you’ve lived a life full of smiles, full of tears, full of anger, full of surprise. it’s always so interesting to see people’s wrinkles
I agree! Can we just enjoy our lives without stressing over lines and wrinkles? There’s more to life than caring about these things! I like admiring people’s lines too ❤
Thank you, I was getting insecure about them and I needed you to remind us we had them since we were kids. And it's super helpful to have someone who knows what the typical results will look like. Good God the beauty standards are killing me 🙏🙏
Same! I’ve been almost obsessing over mine the past year or two (I’m 30 this week 🎂) thinking I’m aging there fast, but I saw a photo recently from when I was 20 and they look THE SAME. Keep trying to tell myself that I’ve had them since forever.
I didn't have any when I was younger. I'm starting to get them now. I've seen people who have had them since they were younger and I've noticed they get deeper and gravity starts to pull down on them. Just is what it is. Comes for us all 🤷
@@dramabaazria5758 because Vitamin A aids in fetal development so large amounts may cause developmental issues. You can still take it really in your vitamin. If your in child bearing years, it won't make a huge difference in appearance of fine lines n wrinkles to stop using it topically while pregnant. N who cares anyway cause you're having babyyyy 😲💘💕💞💗🥰
I feel this. I have relatively thin lips and I know that as I age the chances of me having bad wrinkles around my mouth are inevitable; both my mom and grandma do now. But this never concerned me and I've always thought my mom and grandma are beautiful in their age. The beauty standards recently have been getting me bad and I suddenly find myself with negative thoughts and my future aging face.
You keep reminding me how these things doesn't matter because despite being a person who has never been into overanalysising her facial features but I have to accept, nowadays the social media is filled with it and some where I had started to analyse my features too. Now I am back to the goal of having a healthy skin instead of if I have a straight nose or not. I keep reminding myself of your tip 'take a step back' .
Please can you show us your skin without the filters? I really do respect you advice and knowledge on skincare but would it would be so refreshing to see someone here show the real texture and lines that their skin naturally have.
It would be so nice if she would not use filters. I have watched many of her shorts and this is literally the first time I have ever seen a line on her face and that's o ly because she had it zoomed in so close to her undereyes. And all these people saying it's the filter built in the phone is just wrong. If that was true then she must have some special phone/ camera that most people don't because her skin is always extremely smooth and blurred and I have never seen a pore on her face. Using filters are ok but when you are a dermatologist giving skincare advice it seems deceptive
I’ve had filler in my smile lines done very conservatively and I love it. I still show natural lines they are just way less pronounced. Nobody can ever tell I have filler there, they can mostly tell I have under eye filler that doesn’t behave like facial fat. But my smile line filler I’m 💯 percent happy with 😊
@@sebumpostmortemwas looking for other comments pointing this out 😅 it's so obnoxious how she added "no filter" but clearly added a filter. i don't understand the point of lying like that?
This is why I like this doctor because she is absolutely right. I'm 43 and about 7 years ago I started using retinol then prescription strength tretinoin now I am doing TCA and Jessners peels at home. Combining all 3 over time I have less pigmentation fine lines and increased plumpness. Also bathe in spf all day everyday you will see a difference. Persistence is key not shortcuts. 😊
i saw someone suggest using eye retinol cream on your smile lines since it is less sensitive so i have been doing that. i like to that there has been a slight difference
So do I, for the most part, however, I feel like the pattern of mine in particular looks awful, I feel mine look like the Grinch or something They go straight from my nose to my jawline and I just looks not good when my face is resting. I envy nice smile lines, go nothing against lines in general. I love my crows feet and I’m even okay with my deep brow furrows.
She's a dermatologist. She puts stuff in and on her face on the regular. The goal is to look natural yet youthful. You want to look like you're aging, just really slowly.
The reason for that "naturally very pretty" ARE these fillers and tons of procedures, and expensive skincare she does on regular. As a dermatologist she knows exactly how much of those looks "natural" and good and that's what she does. No hate to her just stating facts! Nobody in their 40s would look like that (like they are in their 20s) except for the people who use these stuffs, even if you are genetically gifted it wouldn't be the same as these artificial procedures 🤷♀️
@@user123gg let's also keep in mind that her videos are all heavily filtered, hence why we cannot see the smile lines she's talking about, even after she did a close up. She probably doesn't even look like that IRL either. So it's fillers, surgery and filters. In the end, nothing trustworthy.
Man we need to worry less about these things. By all means take care of your skin and use retinol, sunscreen etc. But smile lines and crows feet are BEAUTIFUL. They show years of emotions and I’m pretty sure there was a study that found that people see those lines around your mouth as very attractive. Like what she’s said in other videos, which is that skin tone and health is much more important than some fine lines.
Heya just to let you know I know you say no filter but there seems to be some on. I believe it’s on auto depending on the device or maybe the app you using on. I know some android phones have a built in beauty mode on their main camera app
You have changed my life. I have the best skin. I’m a black woman from South Africa I suffer from hyperpigmentation. I’m subscribed to your channel. I’m having a better time I’ve managed to keep my skin is great control. I look my best. Thank you 😊
Ooh I think she is right I am 28 and last year I got obssesed about having a fold, I think it wasnt even there. I injected slight filler on it, and I looked quite fat. Now, more than a year later I feel the filler somehow went to my jawline, so my face looks even more fat. My weight did not increase much. Is it possible that that filler somehow went down my face? I asked the doctor he said its been actually almost a year and a half and he says its impossible that there is any rest of filler on my face at all.
@@youwhat098 oh ok... I thought it was ilegal to lie about a procedure you are injecting into someone... I guess its not or they do it anyway. I wonder why some people look good with it thou. Doctor Sherene for example, she looks very natural and I recently saw a video where she explains she injected this things on herself for last 10 years! So it's a long time but she doesnt look like Madona
@@YFL.111 please change doctors. Not all doctors tell the truth. Some of them just want to make money.. I recommend not getting any more filler and look for a reputable doctor who can help dissolve most of the filler. Doctors typically dissolve fillers using an enzyme called hyaluronidase. This enzyme works by breaking down hyaluronic acid, which is the main ingredient in most dermal fillers. Here's how the process usually works: The doctor injects hyaluronidase into the area where the filler was originally injected. The enzyme breaks down the hyaluronic acid in the filler, causing it to dissolve. The body then absorbs the dissolved filler, and the area returns to its previous state. It's important to note that hyaluronidase only works on fillers that contain hyaluronic acid, such as Juvederm and Restylane. Other types of fillers, such as those made from collagen or calcium hydroxylapatite, cannot be dissolved with hyaluronidase.
I get Botox and filler done. I had a scar in my smile line that filler fixed! I do a tiny bit of filler in my top lip and it helps with my fine lines great. I'm really interested in PRP. 😊
I use aloe Vera gel. It's natural, hidden my smile lines, helped me with my acne and it got rid of my skin irritation and rashes. I also scrunch it in my hair to make it curly. As someone with over dramatic sensitive skin, aloe Vera has worked wonders
I’ve been contemplating on getting fillers for the “smile lines” for a while now and my doctor didn’t even try to tell me all this!!! I love you!! Thanks
Is there any product you recommend for smile lines? I’m 25 and they’re visible even when I’m not smiling. I love your videos u taught me a lot about skincare i was never interested in it.
Love your content! Some doctors on social media have raised concern about lymphatic blockage in the face due to filler. Is there something to it? Would love to hear your take on that. Thanks in advance 😊
What can help? Massage? GUASHA? Do Microneedling help? I don’t want to fill it in either but it’s getting pretty deep overtime bc I have genetic predisposition, everyone in my family has it deep.
I have them since kid and now 44 they look awfull, i put a bit of filler, nothing happend at all, thanks i will try PRP but i have anemia so is that procedure ok for me? Thanks a lot you look great.❤
I love your content! I have to know, are you using a filter on your camera? Because you’re dewy and blurry and I think we’re the same age, so… Are you magically blessed? Super disciplined in your regimen? Or is there a filter?
Please make a video about Restyline Skin Booster. Some say it’s a filler, some say it’s not, some say it’s more like Profilho. My derm recommended it for me but I don’t know what to think, I need more information 🥴.
Hi Dr. Idriss :) Nasolabial folds are the bane of my existence. Thankfully I never developed the line but in lighting you see the clear level difference. I have been using tretinoin for that area because my skin is very resistent to irritation. (at least I don't see or feel anything after application.) Would you still recommend not using retinols in that area if you don't feel irritation?
Not a doctor but from everything I've heard from doctors I'd say yes. As long as there's no irritation it's all good. And if u ever get some irritation u can buy an eye cream w retinol and use it on that area as well since those eye creams have gentler formulation for more delicate skin
If there is not already a video about it I would love full length video about lines and best options of treatment (smile lines, brow lines, forehead lines, maybe around eyes zone) maybe like a series when you target one area like fold here and do and don't treatments for it ❤
What should you do if you’re prone to perioral dermatitis but still want to do some anti aging in this area? I think even the tiniest percentage of retinol will cause a perioral dermatitis break out 😩
I totally get what you’re saying about the puffer fish situation BUT I lost quite a bit of weight over like 2.5 yrs and my face lost so much volume. Do you ever think it’s ok to get the smile lines injected?? I’ve been saving up lol for this exact procedure and now I’m questioning everything! Would you elaborate on where you injected yourself and why or what the result is? I appreciate your perspective so much!
Thank you for this …. i’ve been treating this area with retinol, but it is super sensitive and I will wake up in morning sometimes with flaky skin. I’m guessing maybe use gentler retinol there and make sure to moisturize after?
Oooooor, you could work on ditching the ageist beauty standards and learn to love your laugh lines, smile lines, and every other mark that life and experience gives us.
So would you do a video or explain to me here about the PRP and exactly where on the face it is more beneficial as opposed to Botox and fillers. Does PRP freeze the muscle or is PRP like a filler?
Her skin always looks unnaturally smooth. Something's up. Especially when she does the diaper rash cream videos, you can tell because it doesn't rub in like that stuff normally does. I bought literally the same kind and it is so thick and doesn't absorb into the skin, it's like paint. But she does her "basting" video and it looks like it just disappears like a normal moisturizer. There has to be some kind of blur.
HELP GUYS I'M JUST 20 YEARS OLD AND I HAVE THAT SHIT PLEASE HELP 😭😭😭😭 I HATE THEM I LOOK LIKE A GRANDPA HELP I DONT LIKE IT WHAT SHOULD I DO?? WHY I SHOULD PUT SOME FILLERS? MORE VIDEOS ABOUT IT PLEASE
I have no skincare routine because I have eczema, rosacea, and a histamine intolerance that means I have reactions to random things. Sometimes I even react to the most sensitive, mild cleansers and moisturisers, so I can't imagine using any products that do more than that. Is it even possible for me to do skincare? I can't fathom it.
I mean, treating your symptoms is skincare, as is whatever mild cleanser and moisturizer works. It might not scratch the hobby aspect of optimizing skincare, but that's really okay--a consistent and simple 3 step routine (only thing you didn't mention of the vitals was sunscreen) gets like 90-95% of the benefits
Also, in my opinion "smile lines" look really beautiful. They make people look real and alive, they hint at personality... Having a smooth face looks great in photos but in person I find that it can be boring.
Super respect for talking about using fillers on yourself ❤
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I got no respect for this turd
Ridiculous
@@lovelocked5385 yeah honestly is soo ridiculous 🙄🙄
I admire you so much but there is a filter on this 😭 guess it's the one you can use on tiktok that doesn't show as a filter but it basically is a custom filter. U can see when you zoom in on your smile lines how only some of your texture and pores are showing and then some is completely blurred :/ I don't understand why lie about that?
Sadly-I agree. I've noticed and mentioned it in a previous video. I'm sure it's not intentional. It's also relative- compared to most, it's less... but still some form of filter non the less! ❤
I guess the reason it was blurry because it was zoomed out not because of the filter
@@bffpuspin7383 wait what? sorry i don't understand what you are trying to say. there's definitely a filter on this. 🩷 also on all her other videos. i've only ever noticed one not filtered
Phones and apps AUTOMATICALLY add filters to faces.
Lol she's like an fitness influencer on gear lying and saying they're natty. Just because she's a dermatologist it doesn't mean she doesn't use filters and plastic surgery.
No filter? This closeup glitch says otherwise.. I don't mind it but don't put those words on the screen then.
Love your content btw
The default filter is on, its sooo obvious!
You keep saying that you don't have a filter in your videos, yet your skin doesn't look normal, it looks blurred. Is it possible that you are not consciously adding a filter on top of your videos while editing, but that you don't realise there is a default (strong) filter on your camera settings in your phone? Because it really really looks like there is a filter applied in all your videos. And yes, I'm sure your skin is amazing, but there is still a filter.
indeed!!!
She never responds to any comments either!
Yup; It's almost a little concerning that filters are now being built into phones.
@@viidda That tells me she knows she's using a filter and she's probably using them intentionally for whatever reason. Maybe to lie and act like her techniques work so people do them more idk.
rather than a filter, i believe her phone isn’t focus locked. it can’t pick up detail.
It would be nice also if you record your videos without filters, so we see your real skin texture
Right 😂
I've seen her without a filter and her skin still looks stunning, especially for her age.
It has bothered me way too much that she has said "No filter". Filters are fine, idc if people use them just don't lie about it.
There is like just a split second when u can see the texture AND lines (which imho she has gorgeous skin and not much texture at all) and then it gets blurry to the point where it looks out of focus so maybe camera focus is also sth that's contributing to the airbrushed effect? Still would be helpful for folks w...well, skin to see the actual texture for more than a second
@@PerepeteiaI hate that she tries to gaslight us with the “no filter” caption
Agreed. Sorry but no one's skin looks this amazing. I have a crappy old android phone. I went to take a picture of my hand the other day and my camera made my skin look like I was 80 years old. So I would say a camera can make you look better or worse but almost never the real thing. Or maybe I do have old wrinkly hands and I am just trying to make myself feel better.. I'm only 35.
“Lemme know if you have any questions”
Yet she NEVER answers in the comments 😂
Because she can't answer 106 questions on youtube and the same amount or even more on tiktok, Instagram etc.
She sees a popular question and makes a video out of it so everyone has a chance to get the answer.
@@yousername16 I see so she's farming for video ideas. I suppose that's fair because she never said she'll answer in the comments.
Isn't that video literally a reply to a comment???
@@alexven92 yeah she also didn’t say leave your questions in the comments lol
Probably because the video is from TikTok? So you'll have better luck getting an answer there. Edit: also this video is literally a response to a comment, what do you mean she never answers?
There is clearly some type of filter ..
I always feel like there’s a filter yet she says “no filter” in every video
@@irisr3898 Do you realize TikTok automatically puts a light filter on your face? Its effects are minimal and there's no way of completely removing it. Ya'll keep coming for her for this while failing to realize this essential piece of information. Also, phone cameras in general are very gracious and will blur out your skin a bit just because it's absolutely not the same as looking at someone's face in person. I swear to god some of you guys just don't use your heads.
Why to tell porkies lady 😏 if your skin magically looks blurred when you video yourself, maybe you can share the secret on this too 😉
And a recently done “filler” 😂😅It’s honestly so frustrating and hard to trust any oneeee!!!
@@viiddathe secret is you upload your video to the internet and it automatically compresses it and drops the quality, therefore creating a blurring effect that is just shitty graphics and not a filter.
No way no filter. No way.
I don't like this arrogant lady but she said filler not filter
@@watermelonlover745 No, look at the writing on the top, says 'no filter'
"No filter", meanwhile the beauty filter is ON.
Yeah wtf, I was so confused reading that tag right above her filtered face lmao
It’s super frustrating I feel like she always has a filter on where are her pores!??
Yeah if there no filter then her camera is very out of focus all the time
Totally
@@user-jk4jj4nm1q what tag?
Appreciate the honesty regarding your filler but full transparency would mean removing the filter as well. I think your audience would respond well and appreciate your content even more without it. 💛💛
aging lines are so pretty!! it’s proof you’ve lived a life full of smiles, full of tears, full of anger, full of surprise. it’s always so interesting to see people’s wrinkles
Your comment tells me that your wrinkles does not exist yet.
I agree! Can we just enjoy our lives without stressing over lines and wrinkles? There’s more to life than caring about these things! I like admiring people’s lines too ❤
Thank you, I was getting insecure about them and I needed you to remind us we had them since we were kids. And it's super helpful to have someone who knows what the typical results will look like. Good God the beauty standards are killing me 🙏🙏
Same! I’ve been almost obsessing over mine the past year or two (I’m 30 this week 🎂) thinking I’m aging there fast, but I saw a photo recently from when I was 20 and they look THE SAME. Keep trying to tell myself that I’ve had them since forever.
I didn't have any when I was younger. I'm starting to get them now. I've seen people who have had them since they were younger and I've noticed they get deeper and gravity starts to pull down on them. Just is what it is. Comes for us all 🤷
Why topical retinol creams and serums are forbidden for woman trying to conceive??
@@dramabaazria5758 because Vitamin A aids in fetal development so large amounts may cause developmental issues. You can still take it really in your vitamin. If your in child bearing years, it won't make a huge difference in appearance of fine lines n wrinkles to stop using it topically while pregnant. N who cares anyway cause you're having babyyyy 😲💘💕💞💗🥰
I feel this. I have relatively thin lips and I know that as I age the chances of me having bad wrinkles around my mouth are inevitable; both my mom and grandma do now. But this never concerned me and I've always thought my mom and grandma are beautiful in their age. The beauty standards recently have been getting me bad and I suddenly find myself with negative thoughts and my future aging face.
You keep reminding me how these things doesn't matter because despite being a person who has never been into overanalysising her facial features but I have to accept, nowadays the social media is filled with it and some where I had started to analyse my features too.
Now I am back to the goal of having a healthy skin instead of if I have a straight nose or not. I keep reminding myself of your tip 'take a step back' .
Simple but great advice. 👍
Please can you show us your skin without the filters? I really do respect you advice and knowledge on skincare but would it would be so refreshing to see someone here show the real texture and lines that their skin naturally have.
Agreed! She claims there is no filter, meanwhile she absolutely has the beauty filter on
It would be so nice if she would not use filters. I have watched many of her shorts and this is literally the first time I have ever seen a line on her face and that's o ly because she had it zoomed in so close to her undereyes. And all these people saying it's the filter built in the phone is just wrong. If that was true then she must have some special phone/ camera that most people don't because her skin is always extremely smooth and blurred and I have never seen a pore on her face. Using filters are ok but when you are a dermatologist giving skincare advice it seems deceptive
Sorry but you absolutely do have a filter on.
Skin texture doesn't fade in and out like that 😂.
I’ve had filler in my smile lines done very conservatively and I love it. I still show natural lines they are just way less pronounced. Nobody can ever tell I have filler there, they can mostly tell I have under eye filler that doesn’t behave like facial fat. But my smile line filler I’m 💯 percent happy with 😊
How much fillers do you put in your smile lines? One syringe? I have been wanting to do it but so scared it would look unnatural. Thank you
Hard to see the lines you’re referring to with the filter still on…
Will always leave my smile lines untouched cuz they remind me i spent most of my life smilling and happy
The obvious filter while making it a point to say there isn’t one… kind of hurts credibility and trust with your audience
Yes thank you
Exactly
It's more likely that the video was compressed when uploading, and the data loss creates that blur.
remove the filter
I think that those that begin from the corner of our mouth to jaw are more bothering, at least for me
No filler... but yes to filter? Which face filter do you use here and usually?
Omg she turned 40! Idk why I was waiting for this lmaooo
Me too lol
What lines😅😂
Smile lines
The ones behind the filter.
@@sebumpostmortemwas looking for other comments pointing this out 😅 it's so obnoxious how she added "no filter" but clearly added a filter. i don't understand the point of lying like that?
I’ve never seen a camera so good at blurring the skin…😂
Smile lines makes people looks sooo charming. I don't get why people worrying about that, let alone getting treatment to get rid of that.
This is why I like this doctor because she is absolutely right. I'm 43 and about 7 years ago I started using retinol then prescription strength tretinoin now I am doing TCA and Jessners peels at home.
Combining all 3 over time I have less pigmentation fine lines and increased plumpness. Also bathe in spf all day everyday you will see a difference. Persistence is key not shortcuts. 😊
I needed to hear this. Thank you. They have been stressing me out so much
i saw someone suggest using eye retinol cream on your smile lines since it is less sensitive so i have been doing that. i like to that there has been a slight difference
Omg that’s a great idea! I have one that irritated my eyes so I’m going to recycle and use on smile lines!
I find smile lines hella attractive, I’m sure I can’t be the only one.
I feel the same way about the crows feet. Something about it makes people appear more friendly to me!
So do I, for the most part, however, I feel like the pattern of mine in particular looks awful, I feel mine look like the Grinch or something They go straight from my nose to my jawline and I just looks not good when my face is resting. I envy nice smile lines, go nothing against lines in general. I love my crows feet and I’m even okay with my deep brow furrows.
@@danic8737 YASSSS those too! ❤️
What about when these become more pronounced with large weight loss?
I’m not trying to tell you what to do, but I think you look wonderful and don’t need anything done to your face! You are naturally very pretty!
You don't know what she'd look like without surgery. She's been using it for a while and that's precisely why she looks like that
She's a dermatologist. She puts stuff in and on her face on the regular. The goal is to look natural yet youthful. You want to look like you're aging, just really slowly.
@@Hoid.Exactly 💯
The reason for that "naturally very pretty" ARE these fillers and tons of procedures, and expensive skincare she does on regular. As a dermatologist she knows exactly how much of those looks "natural" and good and that's what she does. No hate to her just stating facts!
Nobody in their 40s would look like that (like they are in their 20s) except for the people who use these stuffs, even if you are genetically gifted it wouldn't be the same as these artificial procedures 🤷♀️
@@user123gg let's also keep in mind that her videos are all heavily filtered, hence why we cannot see the smile lines she's talking about, even after she did a close up. She probably doesn't even look like that IRL either. So it's fillers, surgery and filters. In the end, nothing trustworthy.
Happy 40th birthday. 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Man we need to worry less about these things. By all means take care of your skin and use retinol, sunscreen etc. But smile lines and crows feet are BEAUTIFUL. They show years of emotions and I’m pretty sure there was a study that found that people see those lines around your mouth as very attractive. Like what she’s said in other videos, which is that skin tone and health is much more important than some fine lines.
I would love you to talk about good filler placement to counteract signs of aging.
Smile lines just prove I’ve had a happy life!
Heya just to let you know I know you say no filter but there seems to be some on. I believe it’s on auto depending on the device or maybe the app you using on. I know some android phones have a built in beauty mode on their main camera app
You have changed my life. I have the best skin. I’m a black woman from South Africa I suffer from hyperpigmentation. I’m subscribed to your channel. I’m having a better time I’ve managed to keep my skin is great control. I look my best. Thank you 😊
hi! can you make a video on how to properly use retinol?
Good one!
I love when you tell us what you are doing yourself ❤
Yeah, I feel like I have muzzle because of my smile lines. Mine don't entirely go back & I just have cheeks.
Wow... Your eyes 👁️👁️ are so beautiful ❤️
Ooh I think she is right I am 28 and last year I got obssesed about having a fold, I think it wasnt even there. I injected slight filler on it, and I looked quite fat.
Now, more than a year later I feel the filler somehow went to my jawline, so my face looks even more fat.
My weight did not increase much.
Is it possible that that filler somehow went down my face?
I asked the doctor he said its been actually almost a year and a half and he says its impossible that there is any rest of filler on my face at all.
Filler tends to migrate to other parts of the face. It doesn’t really dissolve
@@_erikamichellee oh no.... So what to do? I will forever have a fat face now?😥 Is there any solution? Why do doctors lie saying it disolves?
@@YFL.111 a lot will lie so they can continue to have repeat customers and a business
@@youwhat098 oh ok... I thought it was ilegal to lie about a procedure you are injecting into someone... I guess its not or they do it anyway.
I wonder why some people look good with it thou. Doctor Sherene for example, she looks very natural and I recently saw a video where she explains she injected this things on herself for last 10 years! So it's a long time but she doesnt look like Madona
@@YFL.111 please change doctors. Not all doctors tell the truth. Some of them just want to make money.. I recommend not getting any more filler and look for a reputable doctor who can help dissolve most of the filler. Doctors typically dissolve fillers using an enzyme called hyaluronidase. This enzyme works by breaking down hyaluronic acid, which is the main ingredient in most dermal fillers.
Here's how the process usually works:
The doctor injects hyaluronidase into the area where the filler was originally injected.
The enzyme breaks down the hyaluronic acid in the filler, causing it to dissolve.
The body then absorbs the dissolved filler, and the area returns to its previous state.
It's important to note that hyaluronidase only works on fillers that contain hyaluronic acid, such as Juvederm and Restylane. Other types of fillers, such as those made from collagen or calcium hydroxylapatite, cannot be dissolved with hyaluronidase.
I get Botox and filler done. I had a scar in my smile line that filler fixed! I do a tiny bit of filler in my top lip and it helps with my fine lines great. I'm really interested in PRP. 😊
I have smile line filler. Actually worked great & no puffiness
Same here
What is PRP
I'm all for staying young,but feel sad to see how many do not want to age graceful and feel pressure within society 😢😢
I use aloe Vera gel. It's natural, hidden my smile lines, helped me with my acne and it got rid of my skin irritation and rashes. I also scrunch it in my hair to make it curly. As someone with over dramatic sensitive skin, aloe Vera has worked wonders
Love you for that. ❤
Gorgeous smile Dr Idris
You are awesome
Just when will you get tired of saying "I'm a board certified dermatologist"? Girl, we are tiredt
I’ve been contemplating on getting fillers for the “smile lines” for a while now and my doctor didn’t even try to tell me all this!!! I love you!! Thanks
I’m over 50 & have very light smile lines by my nose but not going down to my mouth. I accredit that to my life long “Resting B’ Face”.
Thank you for talking about filler ❤️
Is there any product you recommend for smile lines? I’m 25 and they’re visible even when I’m not smiling. I love your videos u taught me a lot about skincare i was never interested in it.
Thank youu
As someone who is smiley almost 24h/day that doesn't bother me lol
Thank you for the info Shereene!
Are red light devices okay to use on acne-prone skin that have scars and pigmentation due to acne?
Love your content! Some doctors on social media have raised concern about lymphatic blockage in the face due to filler. Is there something to it? Would love to hear your take on that. Thanks in advance 😊
My smile lines popped up after my ex broke up w me bc I cried all the time. I hope they’re not gonna be permanent
What can help? Massage? GUASHA? Do Microneedling help? I don’t want to fill it in either but it’s getting pretty deep overtime bc I have genetic predisposition, everyone in my family has it deep.
learn to love them.
Good evening Doctor is it true Prp procedure is good for eye bags
You are the best ❤
Has anyone noticed how much she looks like lady gaga?😊
Yes haha
I have them since kid and now 44 they look awfull, i put a bit of filler, nothing happend at all, thanks i will try PRP but i have anemia so is that procedure ok for me? Thanks a lot you look great.❤
Do you rely on skincare at all? Or just mainly botox and fillers?
I love your content! I have to know, are you using a filter on your camera? Because you’re dewy and blurry and I think we’re the same age, so… Are you magically blessed? Super disciplined in your regimen? Or is there a filter?
Filter.
Please make a video about Restyline Skin Booster. Some say it’s a filler, some say it’s not, some say it’s more like Profilho. My derm recommended it for me but I don’t know what to think, I need more information 🥴.
Happy Birthday.
Do you recommend using retinol on the neck and chest? And what is an option for super sensitive skin?
Wow!!! Your skin is flawless ❤❤❤❤❤
I literally like these videos before I even watch them because I know I'm gonna come back to it later for tips
I’m finally seeing my first dermatologist next month for bad hormonal acne, can you recommend any tips
Good luck 🙏🏼
Mine are super deep, I'm 30 and I feel like my cheeks are giving up and sagging and making the fold deeper lol
This was super informative. Thank you.
Hi Dr. Idriss :)
Nasolabial folds are the bane of my existence. Thankfully I never developed the line but in lighting you see the clear level difference. I have been using tretinoin for that area because my skin is very resistent to irritation. (at least I don't see or feel anything after application.) Would you still recommend not using retinols in that area if you don't feel irritation?
Not a doctor but from everything I've heard from doctors I'd say yes. As long as there's no irritation it's all good. And if u ever get some irritation u can buy an eye cream w retinol and use it on that area as well since those eye creams have gentler formulation for more delicate skin
I'm so used with "39" yrs. old board certified dermatologist.😅
Hi, what is your opinion on micro needling for the face. Will it help with fine lines and tighter skin.
I love the way you speak and teach us about skin care and procedures.
I have a question: what do you suggest to help that saggy skin on our neck?🙈
I have learned so much from you, and I love your channel! Off the subject, but what lipstick are you wearing? So pretty! Thank you 🌸
I use my retinol eyecream on there hope it helps!
Ouch, that seems like it hurts. Kudos to you!
If there is not already a video about it I would love full length video about lines and best options of treatment (smile lines, brow lines, forehead lines, maybe around eyes zone) maybe like a series when you target one area like fold here and do and don't treatments for it ❤
Longer & more in depth version of this short tbh 😂
What should you do if you’re prone to perioral dermatitis but still want to do some anti aging in this area? I think even the tiniest percentage of retinol will cause a perioral dermatitis break out 😩
Man I wanna be a dermatologist so bad
I totally get what you’re saying about the puffer fish situation BUT I lost quite a bit of weight over like 2.5 yrs and my face lost so much volume. Do you ever think it’s ok to get the smile lines injected?? I’ve been saving up lol for this exact procedure and now I’m questioning everything! Would you elaborate on where you injected yourself and why or what the result is? I appreciate your perspective so much!
Thank you for this …. i’ve been treating this area with retinol, but it is super sensitive and I will wake up in morning sometimes with flaky skin. I’m guessing maybe use gentler retinol there and make sure to moisturize after?
Can I use eye retinol products on my smile lines ? And how do i know if they are regular lines or ones caused by dehydration?
Oooooor, you could work on ditching the ageist beauty standards and learn to love your laugh lines, smile lines, and every other mark that life and experience gives us.
You’re awesome thank you
I would love a video about which parts of the face do you recommend getting filler and which not.
No filter 😂😂😂
So I was about to sleep but I turned on this video and now I'm going to go do my night time routine 😅
Hi , are fillers good for undereye lines ? I hve pretty much had them since i was a child
Oh you have fillers lol I've been trynna figure out how to plump my face without it
I've been curious about effective treatments for mid-cheek lines( early 20s). Any recommendations?
So would you do a video or explain to me here about the PRP and exactly where on the face it is more beneficial as opposed to Botox and fillers. Does PRP freeze the muscle or is PRP like a filler?
Her skin always looks unnaturally smooth. Something's up. Especially when she does the diaper rash cream videos, you can tell because it doesn't rub in like that stuff normally does. I bought literally the same kind and it is so thick and doesn't absorb into the skin, it's like paint. But she does her "basting" video and it looks like it just disappears like a normal moisturizer. There has to be some kind of blur.
HELP GUYS I'M JUST 20 YEARS OLD AND I HAVE THAT SHIT PLEASE HELP 😭😭😭😭 I HATE THEM I LOOK LIKE A GRANDPA HELP I DONT LIKE IT WHAT SHOULD I DO?? WHY I SHOULD PUT SOME FILLERS? MORE VIDEOS ABOUT IT PLEASE
She said filler won't help that. Start using retinol (gentle one)
I have no skincare routine because I have eczema, rosacea, and a histamine intolerance that means I have reactions to random things. Sometimes I even react to the most sensitive, mild cleansers and moisturisers, so I can't imagine using any products that do more than that. Is it even possible for me to do skincare? I can't fathom it.
I mean, treating your symptoms is skincare, as is whatever mild cleanser and moisturizer works. It might not scratch the hobby aspect of optimizing skincare, but that's really okay--a consistent and simple 3 step routine (only thing you didn't mention of the vitals was sunscreen) gets like 90-95% of the benefits
what you focus on will be magnified
Love you lip color!
Also, in my opinion "smile lines" look really beautiful. They make people look real and alive, they hint at personality... Having a smooth face looks great in photos but in person I find that it can be boring.