Do You Need to Start Botox Now? From a Dermatologist! | Dr. Shereene Idriss 

I love her omg

Me too . That line gave me the chills

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Not only she seems to speak English, Spanish and Frenchm, but is expert in the language of BASED. Props.

It’s very empowering to do things on one’s own like solo traveling

Totally agree. I’d be super happy for her to zoom patients that are out of state.

Me too!!

Cant find a dermatologist like you either. Ones I've seen give me retin a and be on my way. 🙄

They cant wait to rush you out of the office! Dr Idriss sounds and looks different from others! Love her!

Agree! I would specifically be interested in fillers vs fat transfer for orbital fat loss

Funny old creatures, us humans. We’re flawed in so many ways, like wanting to zero in on the flaws of everyone and everything. Oh and if we find someone or something that’s flawless, well we’ll just have to start hating on that too!

Can we stop with this “beauty standard nonsense.” It’s not because of evil big cosmetics or whatever.. It’s game theory! Women compete with each other so everyone is trying to get an edge because beauty has certain benefits. This will never go away even if there were no advertisements. Women (and men!!) just like to be beautiful because of the things it brings. And even the people who’re moaning about the so called beauty standards will still try to make themselves beautiful by doing their nails, wearing nice clothing, lip stick, earrings, what have you. No one is looking like a tree monster here. So can we stop it with the hypocrisy. Even you don’t wanna look your best, that’s totally fine. But if other people are trying to maximize their looks, that’s fine too.

I think she's mentioned it before but unless there are other skin issues like acne/eczema/rosacia etc. that may require seeing an irl derm, the only skincare that age group needs is cleanser and daily spf, that's it.

If you have time, go back over her videos and see if there's something there...

There’s a podcast called “Ask Lisa the psychology of parenting” and the episode 164 called “why is my kid hooked on luxury skincare” it was a very interesting take. I’d give it a listen

​@@sarahc6299SPF only when the UV index is high. Daily SPF is mainly for anti-aging and that's something a 10 year old shouldn't worry about.

@@sarahc6299 If you can prevent and cure oily skin and/or Acne at this age, that is the way to go! I could have used Accutane ages 10 to 16!

I would like to reduce or eliminate my nasolabial folds, both right and left. Thanks!

Do you think that maybe it may seem like it didn’t exist in past generations because people did not take mental health as seriously so they wouldn’t go to professionals and get diagnosed ? Things like that heavily influences statistics. For the most part women of these generations have a much healthier mindset when it comes to "aging" than previous generations that considered themselves "old" at 30.

@@alibrasworld I think that Gen Z had too many hover helicopters and overprotective parents. That was a big part in preventing taking risks, experimenting, and internalizing self-confidence and the ability to better emotionally regulate and tolerate emotional discomfort. Gen X explored the world with much less supervision(even though that is problematic, too). Still, I think this helped these people to have less anxiety/depression that comes from increased social and general fears that increase anxiety/depression. I'm a parent of a Gen Z and have noticed they have so many more fears that lead to increased mental health problems. Our culture with all its instant gratification that leads to not practicing emotional discomfort tolerance will lead to mental health problems. Its not rally about the specific problem,, but how one copes, receives support and gains insight that leads to specific outcomes. Genetics is part of this equation, too.

Im deeply struggling with the idea of aging. Especially losing my identity as I think about having a child. Its making me depressed!

@@Nursexmariaare you unable be to have a child? Or you regret not having a child?

@@staciacrick3373 i am family planning now. Just turned 30, want to start trying at the end of the year

Hi! This is EXACTLY the reason that I am looking into Botox. I have ended up in screaming matches with people who assumed I was glaring at them. I just have RBF. Thank you for sharing your story.

@@novasimmons3828 Its worth a try. I ask for a brow lift the bunny lines and crows foot spots. Worst case you dont like it and then you do do it again.

Love this

I went to a European salon and started using Retin A at 20. She said it was for breakouts. But I noticed it prevented wrinkles. It didn’t do much for breakouts.

love it! great, easy fix ❤❤

I'm 64.. I have pretty good skin. I'm here to say I hear you and understand. Embrace your face. It tells a story only you know and love.

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@martham7198 Exactly!!! We have study income now but you never know becauseus couple have tech jobs. I don't want my skin to get addict to these things and can't afford later.

I just find it so odd how paralyzing the face for cosmetic reasons is like socially acceptable. I can understand other procedures as I’ve tried those but can’t wrap around Botox

Many prescriptions originate for a specific ailment and end up being used for other conditions. Most notably viagra. It’s completely predictable that Botox would be introduced to the market for something non cosmetic and end up preventing wrinkles.

@@lindseyhoeft5764 just want to point out using viagra which can treat hypertension is not comparable to paralyzing the face for no other reason than you just want too lol

i hope that dr. idriss would do a video about botox for tmj, migraines, things like that. i know she's had a short about masseter botox for bruxism (and mentioned how it can change the appearance of your jawline, since she's primarily a cosmetic dermatologist + that's what people come to her for). personally i would also love to know about the cosmetic risk (if any) of botox for migraines, if you get them primarily on one side or get them in different areas on each side.

+ genetics, budget, environmental conditions…..

I also do what you did my genetics and body won't give me clear skin.

@@NechelleP clear skin is a matter of food. Avoid sugar, avoid dairy, avoid processed foods, eat clean whole foods and plenty of veggies. Your skin should improve in weeks. Also: no smoking.

@@KKmovesToMars budget? The products I use the most are The Inkey list and The Ordinary + some La Roche - Posay. Nothing decadent.