Love your vids, it's crazy that as a nursing student trying to get by undergrad on a COVID unit, what motivates me is to be like Jonathan lol He's the literal definition of effenciency
@@TheObaachan they might need it after watching their kids try as hard as they can to enjoy the beach without reapplying sunscreen or wearing covering clothes.... the horrors dermatology must have endured
As a fellow dermatologist, I am horrified that you allowed your children outside at the beach in the daytime. I only allowed mine out at night. And they still put on sunscreen because we know the moon is reflecting sunlight!
She is right. Why do you think Japanese people look 10-20 years younger in their forties? They don't have sunbathing "culture". They pay extreme attention to avoiding needless sunlight exposure. It's a very funny sketch, but in reality, it's insane how people stupidly don't care about their skin and look...
“Do you hear that? That’s the sound of thymine dimers forming all over your body now get over here and put on some sunscreen” 😂😂😂 For an ophthalmologist you have quite the vast repertoire of hilarious medical knowledge. I tip my hat to thee Doc Glock!
My father is a dermatologist and this just gave me flashbacks of my childhood! To his credit the one time in my entire childhood that I got sunburned was when I went to the beach without him.
Don't know your father obviously, but I can imaging the scene coming back home like "My own son/daughter got sunburned? You've dishonored this household! The whole family!"
Gotten sun burned a once or twice. Showers afterwords was a literal pain. Skin was peeling off and had stop going the surfing class that caused the sun burn in first place. Been a long time since it happened. I don’t regularly wear sun screen, but i do throw on a sweater to help block the sun. Only exposed part is face and hands. Recently went out without sweater and instantly regretted it. I could feel pain from the sun the moment i stepped outside. Stuck to shade as much as i could.
My mother was clearly a dermatologist in a previous life. As a small child, when all the other kids in the street were outside running around under the sprinklers in their togs (bathing suits) in Summer, I was put outside of the house in a neck-to-knees outfit of her design and making, in a lovely floral print, complete with lace around the sleeves (that came to the elbows) and legs. The whole outfit was completed with an enormous wide-brimmed mop cap (also trimmed with lace). To finish off, my face was caked with zinc cream. Pink, of course. It absolutely had to be pink. Because she worried that if she'd used blue on a girl, the other kids might tease me... I became intimately acquainted with social death by the age of four.
I'll be honest the weirdest part of this for me was the fact that the zinc cream was pink... I didn't even know it came in colors. All the kids in my neighborhood just look like we were cosplaying really old cartoon characters 😂
@@Mogers95 Nowadays, zinc cream comes in a strange and wonderful array of vibrant colours; people use it to paint their faces in their national colours when they are going to spend the day outside at the cricket or the tennis. Back then, it was white, pale blue, or pale pink. It was thought to be the latest and grooviest thing you could do to make getting caked with it fun for your children.
Dermatologist said my name a lot in this video and I felt vicariously warned against the dangers of the sun. I too am on the pasty end of the Fitzpatrick Scale, the pride of my Irish and Polish ancestors. Also the Dad Voice is immaculate.
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Maybe i wouldn’t have ended up with lobster claws for arms if I’d had him as my parent. Bro when i tell you i turned red- When you’re irish you can _feel_ the sun cooking your skin. The crispy aftermath of cooking was not fun
Honestly, not all of us. I'm a quarter Irish, yet I seem to have inherited some decent skin melanin from my German or English descent. Yeah, I don't get it either.
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Now I gotta know what happens when the ER doc takes his kids to the playground or when ortho goes to the gym! We're seeing some lovely character development and now I wanna know their whole life story.
"Ortho takes his kids to Sky Zone!" 🤣🤣🤣 on case you don't know, Sky Zone is an indoor trampoline place where kids have birthday parties. Like a bouncy house on steroids lmao. I think EM and Ortho would both need therapy after that LOL!
@@saganworshipper6062, I took my son there and nearly had a panic attack seeing all the ways he could get seriously hurt. We did not stay long. Ortho and ER would be miserable.
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"All right kids today we're gonna learn the melanoma alphabet!! A is asymmetry, B is for border, C is for colour, D is for diameter, E is for evolving..."
Showing his kids pictures of melanoma takes me back to my childhood, where my mom (microbiologist) used to show me pictures of staphylococcus and other bacteria and give life lessons explaining why I needed to not do whatever stupid thing I was doing 🤣
My mom is a microbiologist. I was terrified to eat sushi as a child, because she once had a sample from a patient who ate bad sushi and got parasites in his lungs!!! 😱😱😱 I can happily report that I now regularly enjoy safe sushi and have not yet contracted any parasites. 😅😅😅
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🤣 My dad was a Surgeon so when I was in my climbing phase between 5 and 6, he took me to the Children's Orthopaedic ward at the teaching hospital, there were at least 15 kids with their arms and legs hanging from all sorts of contraptions with pulleys, with only one television with no remote control. And then he told me that they had to stay like that for months and never get to change the channel, I haven't jumped since I was 6 🤣 I guess you can say I really loved TV 🤭
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My grandma has skin cancer and is very protective of us when we’re out in the sun, this is basically what every beach and pool trip was like as a kid 😂 (that and her showing us where she had spots removed in graphic detail as a warning about what would happen if we didn’t use sunscreen)
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My uncle had skin cancer, luckily it was caught quickly and easily removed, but my mom drilled sun safety into us. I've known the ABCs of skin cancer for years and have taught some of my friends over the years 🤣
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A plastics guy who does eyelid reconstructions gave us med students a lecture once. The pictures of ignored basal cell carcinomas eating people’s faces were horrific. He went on and on about the smell of their rotting faces. We all spent the next week in the bathroom mirror examining the outside and inside of our eyelids.
My dad had a large carcinoma cut out near his eye & across his upper cheek & temple. Doc had to pull his skin upward & stitch in place near his eye to cover the gaping wound. We kidded that he had to now shave his eyeball daily because his facial whiskers were all the way up to the edges of his eye! Obviously was a serious situation but made for a pretty strange way to shave.
..and youll never forget it! I helped diagnose bladder cancer twice due to smell (im an RN). Once in my family doctors office.. I told uer either someone with nasty wounds was here or someone with bladder cancer but I strongly bet #2. My 3 month checkup she verified amd shared my other 2 stories. The attending made me come smell the room and said dont forget it. Funny how sometimes the strange days help us out..
Interesting stuff: you can get UV index below 4.5 at a time under 9 am and over 3 pm, which many dermatologists recommend as a "ok period for sunlight exposure".
Genuine question: without sunscreen? Rhetorical question: all nine hours? I have a feeling they had some time limitations lol Any links to where you read this? Everything I find is to seek shade, wear clothing and use sunscreen if the UVI is over 3.
I actually found some recommendations to expose large areas of your skin (like hands, arms and face, or the legs) without sunscreen to the sun for 5-30 minutes (depending on your complexion, if you’re dark skinned it's more) daily/a couple times a week for vitamin D production, between the times of 11 am and 3 pm. Doesn’t match with your UVI numbers or times though. I'm still curious.
I somehow doubt that. There are dermatologists who say that you should wear sunscreen even indoors because light will reflect off the walls of the house (Dr. Dray on RU-vid being one of them). As a non-dermatologist, I often go outdoors without sunscreen, but I think that any dermatologist who says you can go outdoors without sunscreen at any time of day would be excommunicated and ostracized by the dermatology community.
@@JasminMiettunen oh no! 12-5 is a no exposure to sun time at my country Greece in summer. With sunscreen and without. Even in the winter we have to use sunscreen when we go out. Better to go out after dawn for a while and before sunset. You can take vitamin D through food or supplements.
Entirely depends on where you live. Sometimes the sun is barely up at 9. Also, time zones mean time or the sun can lagg behind 30 minutes or more. In summer, where I live, the sun is at its highest at 1.40 pm. Meaning you can easily get a sunburn at 4 pm, but not so quickly at 10 am. They warn mostly about between midday and 3 pm because of it. 9 and 3 would only be most intense if you live somewhere where time aligns perfectly with the sun.
@@RealityCheckGurl That vertical groove between base of the nose and border of the upper lip. philtrum (anatomy): Latin, from Greek φίλτρου αγάπης "love potion". Go figure.
First time I went to Australia NSW, I stepped off the plane and heat was so unimaginably intense that immediately I thought, Geez the Australians must have a huge rate of skin cancer. That was in 1996.
Bold of you to assume a dermatologist would choose to vacation at the beach. A true dermatologist's paradise is vacationing in the arctic circle during winter when the sun doesn't rise!😎
Lucky me a 12 years old got obsessed with being Legolas every summer. Dressed up in a green hoodie and brown pants to crawl the trees, pretending to hunt orcs. Wore winter gloves everywhere too, because we had chickens who crapped everywhere and I was scared I'd stick my hand in it. Yes it was humidly hot wearing all that, but when I took it off I hated the feeling of sun on my skin. So for the rest of my adolescence I still wore it all everywhere. Everyone laughed. My parents were so ashamed. My uncle tried to convince me to tear it off me. But now 40 years later my skin is so unwrinkled people think I'm 20 years younger than I really am.
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I recalled a parent getting the family to form a circle to apply sunscreen on the the back of the other family members. Or they could just be a group of dermatologists.
I was always annoyed as a kid when my dad said “did you get your ears??” And took forever to make sure I covered everything with sunscreen, but I’m thankful now when I look back😂
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I'm blessed with the skin of a ginger and pale as can be. Studying dermatology for my NCLEX exams has scared me out of the sun. Not that I have time to go outside with all the studying anyway
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As the mother of three redheads, I must attest that this is not that far from the truth for some of us in the population. (Minus the medical jargon, of course!). When not in the water or such, my family is huddled in whatever shade we can find or make for ourselves, desperately trying to avoid direct sun at all costs for fear of bursting into flames. And then we go inside for the peak hours of the day. All the while observing the rest of the world pretty much doing the exact opposite. I'm sure people think we're insane!
Kelda I hear you! Just spent a week in the Florida Keys. Lived in my dive skin & wide brimmed hat for the most part. Protecting my delicate British Isles ancestral skin was a full time job. I did alright, only getting pink on top of my hands due to one day failing to lotion up those small uncovered bits with the zinc oxide cream while kayaking. Dive skins are like a full body leotard and have the added bit of firming up all the jiggly bits so you look more toned - LOL oddly sexy & geeky at the same time!
Funny but true. I live in the PNW, where we're know for our rainy, foggy, dreary winters yet also we have an extremely high rate of skin cancer from the reflective powers even dim sunlight off of all the water here. While waiting for a friend to get biopsies completed to remove suspicious spots, I had the most informative conversation with another patient's support person, the wife of a head doctor (at the time) of a well known university's hospital's dermatology clinic who schooled me well about protecting your skin even in areas you wouldn't automatically think you'd be in danger. The Sun's power is strong...protect yourself.
The dermatologist would love me. By the end of my honeymoon in the Bahamas I looked even MORE pale than I already am because the constant use of mineral sunscreen left a nice white sheen on my body 😆. My friends all laugh at me reapplying sunscreen all the time but everyone thinks I'm way younger than my actual age! A movie theater employee almost didn't let me see an R-rated movie when I was 25!
Sarah, try a dive skin. It covers from wrists to neckline and all the way down to your ankles. Best invention ever & no washing sunscreen off every body part at the end of the day. Also looks very sleek & sexy as it's firming in all the right ways while protecting your beautiful skin. No more pasty skin creams for me if I'm going swimming or doing water sports. It's like a scuba suit but super thin like a leotard. Wore it all day in full sun each day for a week in the Florida Keys while swimming, snorkeling & kayaking and only got pink on tops of my hands when I failed to lotion up my hands one day. It's been worth every penny! You can buy them at dive shops or probably Amazon. 😊
I like the idea that he isn't shouting at his kids, but took a census when he arrived on the beach and made it his mission that EVERYONE has proper protection from the sun.
As a doctor in the UK, I can assure you that the stereotypes translate across the pond! Also: RU-vid just auto-played your cardiac arrest video! I'm really glad your wife knows CPR; can't imagine a world without different specialties going to therapy each week.
May I be taken away from earth before they argue about making science more inclusive in it's terminology and becomes woke as a subject. you just gave me some fuel for my nightmare where the gen z kids are arguing about redefining established concepts such as the Mendelian theories on dominant and recessive genes and that the inheritance degrees do not include all parts of the other community. Lord have mercy!
@@lmr10-c4z what I meant by inclusive is the fact that UV light also causes cytosine dimers. T and C are both pyrimidines. Btw, “All inclusive” resorts also have nothing to do with wokeness. Please don’t hate them too.
@@lmr10-c4z Thymine dimers ARE pyrimidine dimers. A simple Google search can show you that this isn't some bs teenage 'woke' agenda you seem to be terrified by. The word inclusive in medical terms determines if it's more than one thing. The SUN doesn't just cause 1 type of dimer to form so pyrimidine dimers would be the more INCLUSIVE word; because it include more than just one type of dimer. "The pyrimidines (cytosine, uracil, and thymine)" I'm not a med student or in the medical field. I'm not gen z. I used Google Search for a minute and found this out. This is what we call the boomer screech. Do better.
@@lmr10-c4z Someone has eaten a little too much of that Russian twitter bot fake-outrage propaganda. Maybe get off the internet for a few days and see the worlds not so bad.
I’ve worked in Derm for 2 years and this is GOLDEN. I just sent this video to the dermatologist I work with - let’s see if she like it lol. Also, this is what I call being “application happy”, I like it.
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As a person who lives in Australia (and has a parent riddled with skin cancer) I can confirm this is entirely accurate. I have even had the conversation about shirts and current UV level this week.
@@peggedyourdad9560 omg your name cracks me up. I use an antioxidant like vit c or q10 and then apply sunscreen. I've recently discovered that banana boat is good and affordable and haven't changed since
@@alexandrav7817 Ooh nice, I actually stopped using the Aveeno one since I discovered it was the cause of some pretty gnarly rashes on my face. I might check out the Banana Boat sunscreen sometime, but during the summer I used to use Copper Tone pure and simple and it worked well (although it did have a slight white cast on me). Lol thanks, that’s reason I picked this name.
I'm not a dermatologist, but I guess I sound very much like that... My partner sent me this video, thinking i would enjoy it :) I keep the kids inside between 11-15, and when we go outside we always use sunscreen. Usually also long sleeves and trousers and hats and sunglasses... Compared to the families around us we might look a bit odd, but I hope my kids will appreciate it later... At age two and four they don't argue with me yet....
My mom is a dermatologist and this sure brings back memories from my childhood 😂 To this day I’m pretty obsessive about using sunscreen but my skin looks great. Thanks mom!
Omg! Wicked funny! 👏🏼🤣. My mom was born with Lynch Syndrome in 1955, she came out a month early with skin cancer, she received radiation at 2 days old!!! She still has the scar on her chest.
This is me after binge watching Dr.Dray....I even convinced my mom to apply sunscreen on her hands before she drives!!! 🤗🤗 Protect yo skin peoples!!!! ❤
LOL. I love Dr. Dray, and this is some big time Dr. Dray energy right here. We got a pool last summer. I was in a big hat, long sleeve swim shirt, big glasses, and reapplying sunscreen like every hour. 😂
@@scarlettsugar8159 try a dive skin. A full body leotard that is skin tight and normally is warn under a scuba suit. I wear mine whenever I do any water sports. They're awesome! No more motioning *all* over anymore. Just hands & feet, and face (unless wearing a wide brimmed hat too - lol!)
I feel like I was watching an updated version of Will Ferrell's "Get off the shed" skit. With his skits and this very topical version, I laughed a lot. Keep making your comical videos, buddy!
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Thymine dimers 😂 As a side note, my dad never wore sunscreen (he worked outdoors his whole life and loved the beach). He had to put some cream on his face that I guess killed the superficial basal cells. My mom never wore sunscreen and she looks like a leather bag. I learned not what to do from them, I proudly wear sunscreen all the time and I make my son do the same.
You might want to look into the carcinogenic chemicals that are used rampantly in American sunscreens. At least use the safer varieties, otherwise you're just trading one cancer risk for another.
@@gagesparks5716 I used to use (as part of many sun products) the Neutrogena ultrasheer 70spf because I have lupus and it's bad to be in the sun, but unavoidable in Texas. It was one of the ones my Dr recommended and one that was just recalled. I've switched to upf clothing. It's not that much hotter to wear long sleeves than wearing a thick layer of sunscreen and I don't have to worry about reapplying. Of course I haven't done 100 plus degrees in long sleeves yet so we'll see.
I used to be a camp counselor and part of our training before camp every summer was to watch a “sun safety video” which was essentially a montage of graphic surgerical videos of people getting their melanomas removed. One of them was on the person’s EYELID. Absolutely horrifying and burned into my brain forever. Needless to say, this was all of us counselors after watching that.
My sister and brother-in-law are both dermatologists. I can vouch that this is exactly what happens on beach trips. Only replace melanoma with Boo-boos.
The style!!! I mean vogue is calling. That sublime pink fedora with those glasses. "This is full on the sun is tryna kill ya Sun Screen!" Lmfao I know its hot but from now on im wearing a full wet suit....thats what the doctor said !!!! DAMN -10 on the Fitzpatrick...your about to burst into flames!!! Lmfao not sure how you come up with this but its golden!
Soooo good! Reminds me of yelling at my daughter 20 years ago about the damage from UV light, as malignant melanoma runs in our family. The comment about MOHs surgery was perfect!
My mom had a patient that wanted me to watch his skin cancer removal so I’d wear sunscreen. After she put it in the container to send it to pathology, she shook it in my face. 🤣
I’m sure dermatology would have pointed this out if the video hadn’t cut out before he could finish, remember to wait 20 minutes in shade after application to allow the sunscreen to settle evenly into the skin and do its job. And ALWAYS use more than you think you have to, because you really do have to apply that much. Thicker coating is better than thin. Don’t scrimp on sunscreen application. If you’re going to be out in the sun it’s a essential. - Not dermatology, but has similar thoughts 😁
I'ma be real, after I learned a lot of aging appearance is from UVA damage I started putting broad spectrum SPF 110 on my face every single day whether or not I was going outside.
SPF is a bad metric. It doesn't measure UVA blocking, longevity of protection, or ease of proper application. Several countries banned high SPF ratings because it's considered misleading. I'd look for something in the 30 to 50 SPF range that's comfortable, gentle on skin, and easy to use if I wasn't a vampire who rarely needs it. If you're worried about indoor UV (lots of people don't like gradual fading of furniture) there are window films available. Clothing and shade sources can help a lot too (parasols are the best in summer). I'm iffy on wearing anything on the skin every day, especially if it's from a company that labels their products with misleading SPF ratings. Of course that's your right to choose, but I suggest looking into other factors.
@@reddragonflyxx657 well, given that most people don't apply enough spf, 50 to 50+ is a good thing to have on as a singular step. But, I agree that so far as spf goes uva protection is best mitigated by other means on top of the initial layer of sunscreen with reapplication as recommended. But, of course, this is coming from someone who has family with sun allergy (not just photosensitivty) and an incurrent risk of skin cancer from the other side. Most regular sunscreens don't provide enough uva protection so you have to seek out ones specifically formulated to exceed the labeled uva/uvb protection required by most countries. Go Australian sunscreens, go!😁
@@katydid5088 Very interesting, I'll keep that in mind when it's time to revisit the surface world, my sunscreen stock is a bit small ;) The bit about Australian sunscreen reminds me of some toothpaste research I've done. When it comes to mineralization abd sensitivity the rough order of effectiveness is MFP, NaF2 (common fluoride) < SnF2 (stannous fluoride) < CSPS (NovaMin®, bioactive glass), nHAp (hydroxyapatite). Of these, CSPS seems to be licensed for sale outside of the US, and the nHAp products with published research aren't targeted at the US market either.
My brother is not a doctor but a CFO and he acts just like this. I have no idea why, but the language and tone and everything in this video reminded me of him. So thanks for that 🥰
