Doctor explains how to treat Perioral Dermatitis | Dr. Medispa

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Perioral dermatitis: Acne-like rash without blackheads that occur around the mouth sparing the vermilion border.
What causes it? Cause & effect with topical, intranasal & steroids. Other cases are multifactorial including occlusive makeup, too much skin care (now probably the number one cause), heat, and humidity like Maskne.
How to manage? A dermatologist can diagnose & manage with a course of
anti-inflammatory antibiotics that will do the trick in the majority of cases. Ideally for 6 weeks.
Topicals include azelaic acid. Using Aquaphor healing ointment.
It’s always important to seek medical advice from your doctor/ dermatologist!
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@emms4867 Год назад

I don't think dermatologists recognise that the most common cause of this is adverse reaction to new skincare products and sunscreens over time which weakens the skin barrier leaving it susceptible to perioral dermatitis (and sebhorreic dermatitis). It's what's caused mine and many others. If you've been chewing gum or using toothpaste your whole life and suddenly have developed it but have also been introducing new skincare products which is more likely to have caused it?! Also no coincidence 90% of cases are found to be young women (who just started using products regularly).

@singkay3 9 месяцев назад

He is talking about perioral dermatitis. You are talking about irritant contact dermatitis. Stop sounding smart. Derms know what theyre talking about, you dont.

@emms4867 9 месяцев назад

@@singkay3 nope it's perioral dermatitis diagnosed by 2 different dermatologist 😊 FYI irritant contact dermatitis goes away on its own within days to weeks. I've multiple bouts of contact dermatitis over the years but only last year developed PD which I've had for just over a year now. Trust me you know when youl have it. Its common knowledge that the cause for many skin conditions still isn't known (e.g. Perioral dermatitis and rosacea, which both go hand in hand, I have both). When you damage the skin barrier over time, In my case through many different reactions to products, the skin becomes more susceptible to dermatitis. The science and research is not at an adequate level in this area so you can't expect dermatologists to have all the answers. Also if you've ever been to multiple dermatologists you will know that they can give completely contradictory advice, just like in this video suggesting aquaphor of all things?! Which would only make pd worse. When you say to trust 'derms' so generally, you are basically saying any advice goes.... When they all give different advice because there hasn't been a proven cause or cure yet.

@BriarCottage 9 месяцев назад

My daughter got it and we haven't changed anything. We noticed it after the dentist office

@emms4867 9 месяцев назад

@@BriarCottage how old is your daughter? It's apparently quite common in kids. But adult cases are majority young females, who also are the ones starting to use lots of different products on their faces.

@hayaAafreenMalik 7 месяцев назад

@@emms4867so how's your skin now and how u r treating it

@2Ryled 9 месяцев назад

People get it in winter. They are indoors more, exposed to dust/dander. Vacuum yor couch more. Wash your pillows/cases more often. Get a air filter for the room. You get an itch, you rub it, irritating skin. It gets inflamed, it itches, you rub it, more inflation/redness, more itching, more rubbing. It's a cycle. You must make it a point not to touch that area.You could be rubbing that area like 50 times over the course of a day, also introducing the oils/dirt on your hands. You are touching face and don't even know it making it worse. Use back of finger to just touch itch. It will calm it, but no rubbing, so yor not inflaming it more.

@HARDIKDHAMIJA-ey4nr 6 месяцев назад

How to cure it pls tell

@xoxo2457 Год назад

Aquaphor is probably the worst thing someone with pod could use😂😂

@lemonstealer2902 10 месяцев назад

lol yes

@Truffoire 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for letting us see it! 💫

@apoemadaywithkk4660 11 месяцев назад

Overexfoliation and using heavy occlusives can also trigger it.

@gabriellehowell9418 Год назад

I have this! I got Diagnosed about a year and a 1/2 ago. I've learned that I have to stick to my products. I can't try any new ones cause I flare up lol

@Maria_Shoaib Год назад

hey, I've just developed it and my wedding is in 1 month. please tell me it will fade with oral and topical antibiotics

@puzzledillusionist Год назад

@@Maria_Shoaib wishing you the best of luck. so far mine fades away with oral antibiotics, but returns after i'm done taking antibiotics. its been this day since september of last year.

@starlight6881 Год назад

Can you plz name salt of your oral antibiotics

@puzzledillusionist Год назад

@@starlight6881 hi! its finally gone after so long. the antibiotic i was taking was minocycline, then after 3 doctors, i finally got prescribed ketoconazole and metronidazole cream plus the minocycline at a lower dose. try to ask your doc about those. i also switched to thylox medicated soap to wash my face to help w flare ups. wishing you good health

@rachaelanderson8090 Год назад

My dermatologist told me not to use anything occlusive like Aquafor or Vaseline???

@eunheS Год назад

Yep, do not use aquaphor or anything that contains mineral oil, its a trigger for this condition

@user-yl8bn9mn8u 5 месяцев назад

Absolutely nothing should be used on the skin when you have perioral dermatitis. I had to resort to antibiotics to get rid of it.

@Cees_artwork 7 месяцев назад

I got it because of using often facemasks while at work as a nurse. We had a lot of quarantine patients over the year with MRSA und things that you had often wear security wear for hours. And you swaet underneath a lot.. that breaks my skin over decades and the pandemic things makes it even worse..

@RG-ce6zx Год назад

Sir im using melamet cream so I have perioral dermatitis what I do tell me pls

@angelafullford Год назад

This is the worst advice ever. If you want long term success…don’t put anything on it, let it alone and eat a clean diet. It can I’m fact be cured!!!

@heart4nct Год назад

really? i have the same thing rn, my whole face is full with those red dermatitis. if i let it alone, it'll cure itself ?

@saffronsl 7 месяцев назад

@@heart4ncttry a low acid diet low histamine diet and grapefruit seed extract

@heart4nct 7 месяцев назад

@@saffronsl thankyouu!! i will try this

@marakyiya 4 месяца назад

Agreed, minimize use of cosmetics, including face washes , moisturizers etc, use thermal water if possible for cleansing , Elidel medical cream 2x daily helps.

@gracedaniel7156 Год назад

Am suffering too....was mis diagnosed...it's really bad

@Shreee945 9 месяцев назад

Can you actually put azelaic acid cream on it??

@lallyla3735 8 месяцев назад

мне помогли Elidel мазь и потом Rosacure крем за 3 дня избавиться от периорального дерматита

@ItzzRobloxKittu 4 месяца назад

pls help i hate it my classmates call me ugly every day

@maureengreen617 Год назад

This is a great channel. Thank you!

@Drsomjiskin Год назад

Thank you so much stay tuned for more videos 🙏

@parveeniqbal1187 11 месяцев назад

Thank u

@warwolf8741 Год назад

I used toothpaste as a substitute for shaving cream. That may have caused the rashes on my chin.

@Yousif-w1b 9 месяцев назад

Sam sulek has it

@IAteYourHotdog Год назад

I got my dermatitis in 2nd grade and it was not the cause i expected😅 i didnt go to the dermatologist until like a year and a half after bc my mom got a lot of creams thinking she could cure it or atleast control it but she didnt use the correct things until the doctor told me what to use

@onlythebrave28 Год назад

Hey what did your doc prescribed

@CarolyneB Год назад

???

@n.-bz5ui 9 месяцев назад

Please i need to know i had it now for like 5 years and it comes and goes but this time it doesn't want to go and idk what i should do about it

@IAteYourHotdog 9 месяцев назад

@@n.-bz5ui woah! 5 years? First of all are you sure its what this video about? And if it is, try using a soap from the brand cetaphil because thats what i use. Its doesn't remove it it just controls it but if you dont do anything about the condition then it will get worse. Hope this helped!