Maybe this could help, I went full keto (no dirty keto) as in 20g< sugar per day and NO breads, none. Not even things with flour. Malassezia went away completely. Fast forward I added flour products like tortillas, I was ok, but as soon I resumed bread, boom it came back. Thanks for the info, Dr. Dray.
I recommend putting conditioner on the ends of your hair before you use dandruff shampoo on your scalp. It will protect your ends from getting too dry. If your shampoo is really stripping, you could put a little more conditioner on your ends after you rinse it out. You can also add argan oil to your ends before you wash your hair and proceed as typical.
I wash my hair a lot and it's become dry. I don't have time to do a weekly oil treatment (which helps), so I love this idea of adding conditioner to the ends of the hair while shampooing with shampoo. I'm going to try it the next time I shower! Thank you!
@@czechmatey You can also oil your ends, before you wash your hair. No need, to let the oil sit on the hair for long, or to use an expensive oil. All it does, is to protect the more delicate and damaged parts of your hair from excessive stripping. Go ahead and do some experiments with conditioner, a hair mask and different oils, you have on hand. It all depends on your hair and also your shampoo. You just have to find the right combination of products.
@@czechmatey make sure your shampoo and conditioner are pH balanced (around 3.5-5.5) and turn your shower water to lukewarm/cool when you’re rinsing off your conditioner just before getting out of the shower… those are easy ways to improve the health of your hair. If you are shampooing once or more per day, you also may only really need to shampoo your scalp area (so don’t intentionally bring your shampoo down to your mid lengths/ends and see if it makes a difference).
@@smushface3999 I've been employing this as well (not bringing my shampoo all the way down to the ends) and it's helping. I do frequently wash my hair and it was taking a toll since we have extremely hard water here. Thank you!
I had a bad flare of malassezia folliculitis in December and since it was along my chin and neck no one believed me and thought it was bacterial acne. They gave me antibiotics, which if I had taken them would have made it so much worse. I remembered your older videos and watched back and was able to get it under control until I saw a dermatologist! Thank you for your continued willingness to teach us ❤
Been dealing with similar situation- why are there so many doctors who won’t listen to you or believe you. It’s ridiculous. Or refuse certain services or medications BASED ON WHAT YOUR INSURANCE WILL PAY FOR NOT WHAT THE PATIENT NEEDS. Healthcare is such a joke in this country.
Years of antibiotics for acne left me with fungal folliculitis. It was misdiagnosed as hormonal acne for years. Scalp, face, neck, back & chest. The years of antibiotics created a vitamin k deficiency, gut imbalance, weight gain, and fungal folliculitis. It's really difficult to reverse the damage caused by the antibiotics.
I have seborrheic dermatitis, tried it all to get rid of it (when I had a bout of it). Only the 2% ketaconazole (Nizoral) helped me. It is OTC here in Belgium and we only have the 2% on the market. But before I discovered this (together with my derm), it took a while. My dad? Same. My mom, oddly enough can do 2 months before her hair gets oily. Seriously. She is white. Our internist once said to just go with it, not wash too much. She is 77 and has fared well so far doing just that. In any case, IMHO ketoconazole is one of a kind. It's been good to me, still is!
Wow! A complete symposium of yeast skin conditions! That the best micro burst of useful dermatology information ever. Nothing fancy and produced, just straight out the gate and in an endless layout of conditions, facts, causes and treatments. Wow. DrDrayZ came out to play to Day (DrDrayZDay). I was using coconut oil around my nose 18 months ago and then started with tea tree oil and that seemed to start helping. Yet I was hired for a Medical tubing manufacturer and they require or request (no oily make up, no topical lotions, etc.) so just as I was making progress I stopped using them just 13 months ago. Two months ago I started getting the same thing back so I think I will go back to the Tea Tree oil which claims is a fungal fighter. :> Get some Selsun Blue and wash and rinse my hair and just washing all oils off great before heading to work. Excellent and informative educational video! Thanks Dr. Dray Z is NOT Lay Z! Thanks alot! You should be teaching others in the field! :> Sincelery Gary.D :>
Can you do a version of this video for candida yeast types? I actually presented for a prolonged period of time with yeast infections while I was being treated with a complex series of antibiotics. Because I didn’t have any presentation other than external skin symptoms - and because I wasn’t told to look for it - I really did have to go through infectious disease to find out that candida was perpetuating half of my problem and to finally have it explained to me when to seek treatment!!
Thanks for the video! Everything makes much more sense now. I have a spinal cord injury and developed seborrheic derm about 6 months later. Never would’ve guessed that was possibly correlated. I have a very difficult time getting rid of it
same here. ACDF spine operation years ago....roscea for years following! I tired head and shoulders shampoo on my face yesterday for the first time, and almost instantly, it began to reduce the inflammation!
I was just diagnosed with this a couple days ago. Mine presented on the sides and under my nose. I've been under a great deal of stress which is what the dermatologist surmised was the trigger. Treatment successful, itching stopped literally overnight and now I'm following the course of treatment to get rid of it.
I had seborrheic dermatitis (eyebrows,glabella and near the nose crevices) and my dermatologist method was cleansing (used bioderma sensibio foaming gel the pink scented one 😂❤) and then travacort (Isoconazole nitrate (1%) +Diflucortolone valerate (0.1%) ) for seven days and then stop it but alongside with it i also used elidel cream (pimecrolimus) but i didn't have to stop it like the steroid cream travacort 😅 and of course i used bioderma sensibio Ds+ cream for moisturizing my face plus it was also for the seborrheic dermatitis 😅❤. Now I'm cured and thank god well 😊❤. Thanks for the malassezia info doctor take care ❤.
@@margotrobbie8582 no all these are creams (travacort and elidel and Bioderma sensibio Ds+ ) except from the cleanser that is gel. To answer your question I'm gonna say that my dermatologist came up with that treatment so i just followed and i saw results 😄✌💗.
I have type I rosacea AND seb derm. I treat both with 1) ivermectin topical for rosacea and 2) sulfur cream for SD. Never overlapping! Good times. I don't treat both 100% of the time, and my skin looks better, feels calmer.
I had to self diagnose this as malassezia folloculitis because multiple doctors diagnosed it incorrectly! They thought it was atopic dermatitis, an allergy to something, sensitive skin, or eczema. Since working out what was actually the problem, due to certain signs such as itching a lot after sweating, and hypopigmentation in eyebrow hairs, and little bumps similar to keratosis pilaris and a papular type rash, and the fact I was prone to fungal nail infection and chronic athletes foot, I started using diluted tea tree oil, tea tree oil soap, and ketoconazole. Guess what, a massive difference after 4 weeks of treatment! I have suffered with this for more than 3 years and finally after being given incorrect advice from dermatologists and GPs, and prescribed steroids and unsuitable treatments, luckily I decided to self diagnose myself and hoping I am on the road to recovery ❤
@@iriskeniafernandez5647 yes in 4 weeks it's improved a lot, I no longer get an itching face when I sweat! I use squalane to cleanse and Vaseline to improve my moisture barrier and help my skin heal. Not 100% yet but I try to keep the fungus at bay with ketoconazole wash once every week or 10 days, and also occasionally tea tree oil diluted in squalane. It's taking some time to clear completely especially from the back of my shoulders but I am just happy I'm heading in the right direction 😊
@@irenealexandra yes, basically when I have a bath at night using Nizoral shampoo and lathering all over my body particularly where I was suffering from itching/fungus e.g. eyebrows, forehead, behind ears, neck, upper arms, stomach, feet, toenails. Leave for around 8 mins before rinsing off. Repeating once a week. Can also use selsun medicated shampoo alternately if desired. Using Sainsbury's tea tree oil glycerin soap for sensitive skin during bathing. I have dry skin so moisturising after bathing using squalane and vaseline. Before bed: mixing 15 drops squalane to 1 drop tea tree and apply topically to affected areas. Using 2% ketoconazole cream topically on affected areas daily for 2 weeks then every other day. Also treat fungal nail using drop of tea tree oil on cotton square on nail and cover with plaster overnight. Also fungal nail paint during day if desired. Keep nails short and clean. Sticking to only olive squalane to oil cleanse and remove makeup. Wipe off with cotton pad. Moisturise only with olive squalane and vaseline to maintain moisture barrier at night. Check all SPF, foundation and make up products to make sure they have only malassezia safe ingredients. Continue routine with malassezia safe products until symptoms clear then introduce some other moisturizer back cautiously if desired e.g. aveeno moisturising cream for myself. Continue Nizoral shampoo wash once a week as maintenance. Also after sweating during exercise, making sure to shower as soon as possible after finishing exercise with tea tree oil glycerin soap.
@@sensitiveskinsolutionsI do the exact same thing to myself as well thanks for the tips about my glycerin soap where do I get that at? I just washed my entire body with and head Nizoral shampoo it's changed my life and barely any conditioner bc it seems to get back on my skin again then starts a flare
Zinc supplements has helped my seb derm on my nose. Also my scalp isn’t as inflamed anymore. Just 15mg everyday! Could be placebo effect but never know what could help.
I had this while on dupixent. That and blepharitis. My derm didn't really recognize it as a side effect. :-( However, I convinced her I should move on and so now I'm on rinvoq and it's the best thing ever.
Yeah the head and neck dermatitis side effect was not reported in the initial clinical trials with dupixent, but now that we have been using it for awhile, it is clear that a subset of people definitely develop this, and it seems to be related to malassezia
There’s another drug same class of dupixent that doesn’t target have the malesezzia issue. I think it’s by abbot but I’m not sure. Another derm dr talks about it came after dupixent and people that had that malesezzia issue saw results. That being said, how did you like dupixent? I’m strongly considering it
I have seborrheic dermatitis and it has caused Seborrheic Blepharitis. I have been dealing with this for over a year but only discovered the seborrheic dermatitis connection recently.
I live in Thailand. It’s hot and humid and you can sweat like a dog by just sitting around in the house. I used to had this malassezia, cured , and back to have this condition again just last year when I listened to your advice about showering once a day. And use just water to clean the face in the morning …😅😅😅 guess what. It doesn’t work in tropical countries. We shower twice a day traditionally for a reason.
So I have seborrheic dermatitis on face. For the most part i don’t flare up so much. But I always get these stubborn flare ups on my nose. They do itch here and there but it drives me insane . I wash my face with vanicream and use a fungal acne safe moisturizer that has ingredients to fight off fungal acne. But on my nose , it’s stubborn ones. I also live in south Texas. So it doesn’t help that it’s humid 90 percent of the time
Had a bad flare of fungal acne after using some high-end fermented products. Now i just stick to CeraVe and Vanicream. My skin is slowly getting back to normal.
Thank you Dr Dray!!! The info I gleaned from this video will help me GREATLY now and when I go to the😮 Dermatologist next month. Pretty much looks like I've been plagued with Malassezia Folliculitis (Fungal acne). Flares up suddenly out of the blue for seemingly no reason. However, I HAVE been on a lot of antibiotics over the last 18mo. from multiple Diverticulitis/UTI flare ups, C-diff and COVID causing yeast overgrowth. I look back and think a lot of the problem has been caused by Antibiotics and Stress all along. Thanks again and have a blessed day!!!😁
@@amyk9813 Thank you for asking. Yes, I've finally got it under control. It was mostly autoimmune response to Malassezia yeast overgrowth. Most of the remedy was internal..... Terbinefine tabs (generic Lamasil) for a few months along with pleanty of probiotics and prebiotics along with cutting out sugar in anything plus occasional use of Miconazole spay and Tacrolimus topical ointment. Cleared up very well. Thanks again and have a blessed day!!!🕊
Dr Dray, what would you say about insulin spike driven seb derm / dandruff or psorasis? Have you ever stumbled upon such cases? I’ve read something about that on PubMed and I happen to suffer from insulin resistance
Thank you SO much for all of these educational videos. I am a PA beginning in derm with so much studying to do and your videos are really helping me use walking time as study time
Hey Dr. Dray! I enjoyed the fermented ingredients section in your latest video on Azelaic Acid. If possible, please make a video dedicated to discussing fermented ingredients in products. Thank you. ❤
I have Seb Dermatitis on my face , around and on my nose and for me Cosrx Cica line with Centella helped soo much. It calmed down the skin and redness was gone in minutes. I was shocked
The 6% salicylic acid cradle cap lotion that I recently purchased (to chemically exfoliate my feet), has come in very handy. I use it on my face (to clear pores) and also have been applying it to a small area on my arm on which the skin was dry and slightly red. It flared up occasionally & became itchy (normally after I had even a small amount of alcohol)! Anyway, after GPs tellingly me that it wasn't anything to worry about (because it wasn't cancer), this oil based salicylic lotion has seemed to have finally calmed the area. I don't know whether the problem will return if I stop applying the SA lotion, but so far so good. 👱♀️❤
"Egozite Cradle Cap Lotion". It is manufactured by Ego Pharmaceuticals (Australia). I have been using it on my face (to keep pores clear and on my feet (to keep them soft). Now I am also using it to shave my upper bikini line, and then applying it afterwards to prevent red bumps & ingrown hairs. It has a serum like consistency, so gives a very smooth shave and doesn't block the razor. It is only AU$6.95 for 50mls. It is meant for babies, so it is gentle on my skin too. Chemist Warehouse ships internationally. 👱🏻♀️❤️
have u ever filmed a video on prevention/ treatment of the bumpy discoloration woman can get under larger breasts. seems a popular place for seb keratosis, skin tags and who knows what all!
Is Keratin build up in the skin and its associated abnormalities also considered yeast problems in the skin? I am also curious to to bring up the idea when you look at articles on keratin skin problems nobody talks about blood PH and the interaction between the two. I feel there must be something there to look at.
Selsun Blue really helped my seb derm. Just mix with a little water and apply to seb derm areas on face for about 10 minutes a day. Also Cerave products repaired skin barrier.
This was very informative! I would greatly appreciate another video with recommended products and skincare routines for sebderm! I’m not sure if retinols can help with it but my sebderm seems to be much better on it? Idk if that’s just make believe or there’s science to back that up though. 😅 I also feel like cutting out fluoride has improved my skin issues a lot. It’s apparently recommended to improve psoriasis so it might be similar.
I'm always learning something new from you. I know dogs can have skin yeast infections but never knew this could affect people too. Very interesting topic. Thanks as always, Dr Dray. Happy Friday!! Hope you, your sweet momma and little Tybee have a fun weekend. 💙
My young adult son was treated for skin conditions by his pcp for at least 3 years with no positive results. She finally sent him to a derm, who treated with ketoconazole shampoo, two kinds of topicals and a year and a half of Rifampin. He is still suffering. The derm never took a skin sample and said this was kind of a trial and error issue. My son quit the derm and still suffers from (as we believe now) both sebhoreic dermatitis and malassezia folliculitis. It has really been rough for him.
Hi dr Dray! why is it that malassezia thrives in hot, humid environments and when there's too much oil production, but conditions like seborrheic dermatitis flare up in the winter when it's actually less humid and the skin is less oily? I am at my wits end trying to control my seb derm after being on long term oral antibiotics due to a life-threatening bacterial infection😞 I am wondering if I should discuss accutane as an option with my derm for the seb derm? since so many of the topical ointments I've been prescribed have helped only minimally and the condition recurs once I discontinue their use
Hey Dr. Dray was at walgreens earlier, located at the entrance in a display NEW arrival,Olay Sensitive Colloidal Oatmeal face moisturiser for $39, I like to hit the floor!!! And there’s another new one (olay)also there for $49! Unbelivable😮
I remember a doctor saying I was reacting to my sweat. Anyway I usually use otc antifungals as recommended by my derm and wash my face with head and shoulders. I am súper pale and still have even paler spots on my face. I only see the spots because makeup doesn’t lie well on them.
Having Tinea Versicolor as an Animatronic Dinosaur Repairman working outdoors in Texas has made me give up. I've taken oral medications AND done the dandruff shampoo and it still just persists. Its gotten SO bad that I dont know what to do. I feel like the only eay would be for me to change clothes 3x on work days to prevent hanging out in sweaty clothes. Unfortunately i can't wear loose clothing because I work with grinders and welders. I have 3 'conditions'. Marfans Symdrome, General Autoimmune Disorder, and General Non-Epileptic Seizure Disorder. Which means they dont actually know whays wrong with me. I dont know if any of this contributes to the secerity of my Tinea Versicolor and Sebhorreac Dermatitis but I feel like it must. I feel like Im going to have to completely and totally eliminate yeast from my diet, live naked for a year, go hard on skin treatment, and then replace all of my clothes and bedding entirely. Idk what else to do. Bo derm has been able to help. Ill be wearing a 1 piece swimsuit forever I swear 😭
Very helpful information! I will try your suggestion for my stubborn tinea versicolor… They prescribe the k meds. But I was afraid to use it since I don’t know what it is. But I’m going to try this. It goes away like you said in the winter, unless I wear a scarf or something to trigger this. Also eating less sugar I noticed helps. But I also notice some things trigger it like scents. Especially strong scents in hair products. So I’ve been looking for products especially for hair wo scent. Hair products wo strong scent is sort of difficult to find. It’s getting a bit easier though, but they are not as effective. Perfumes, even natural ones can trigger it for me too. Best
Coconut too , that’s what mine one out of control I used to take off make up like face make up I was using for a zombie costume in 2019 and now I’m screwd
I have horrible tinea versicolor since 20, yes, 20 years!! (I was in Kenya for 3 months in a rainforest and had to take antibiotics as a malaria preventative and I think that combination just threw off my skin's balance). It keeps coming back. I got 200mg fluconazole that I was supposed to take daily for 14 days. I felt extremely drugged and fell asleep at work and felt confused the whole time. I also was prescribed 2% selenium sulfide shampoo to which I had an allergic reaction: my whole torso felt like it was burning and my patches turned bright red and bumpy. It has been an absolute nightmare trying to get rid of it.
Can you try zinc pyrithione? I think I’ve seen dr dray recommend it. Check with your derm though. You could’ve reacted to the fragrance in the shampoo. Vanicream makes a fragrance free zinc pyrithione (they’re bar soap has been out of stock for months)
I had tinea versicolor. I used sulfur soap and it cleared up completely. I used it daily for like 3 months and when it went away. I still use daily just to make sure. I might reduce to once a week.
@@queenleo5578 sulfur soap is so weird. Some places it clears up my eczema. Other places it leaves dark patches, some are flat some are raised like chemical burns
I wish you could look at my skin. It started with a bad nail job 2 years ago August. My nails and fingertips felt like they had a million mosquito bites on them. Burning. This went undiagnosed for a year. Then a nurse asked me if it felt like a vaginal yeast infection. Exactly! I went on Terbinafine for five months. It moved from my nails to my skin. My nails never looked sick. Now after 13 doctors I'm on UVB light treatment. It's like I have this thick strands of skin that grow in my thumbs. It's isolated to my thumbs now. This skin can be broken up and flicked away. It sews itself up overnight like a shoelace. I can feel it right under the dermis. It is itchy beyond words. After i pick that off, you can't see it you can only feel it. I can hear flakes of it hit the sink. It has morphed several times . Nobody knows what it is and I have been asked to leave several dermatologists offices because they don't know what it is and can't help me. I'm miserable. It was biopsied twice. It came back as nail fungus then came back as eczema.
My word. This sounds so horrible. I’m sorry. I think you should try dermazen serum for your nail/skin. If that doesn’t work, maybe ask for ivermectin lotion. I’ve heard it’s for parasite but who knows if no doc is helping! Musely has a red formula that says rosacea with it in there.
Is Malassezia overgrowth contagious? Are there measures like hand washing after touching skin/hair or hot laundry cycles to prevent spreading at home? I'm especially insecure about what spreads via touching items - and then survives and can reinfect for years... Have been having the same struggle with tinea pedis, simultaneously
Hi Doctor. My PCP said that I had intertrigo but I'm not sure he is correct. Given that if he is correct, are the things you are saying in your video applied to me??? thank you so much!❤
Aaslam u Aalikum peace be upon you Dr dray hope you and your family are doing well.Happy Friday ❤ Every one reviw korean ang Japanese skin care products no doubt they are game changer for skin .I really want to know your opinion about Chinese skin care products they are worth buying ???
I deal with SebDerm and roeseca I’ve been doing allergy shots,because I’m allergic to Texas,for a year and I’ve seen a difference in them. My flare ups don’t extend as far and aren’t a severe. Living in a subtropical climate with extra oil glands (thanks dad)and hyperhydrosis of the scalp means my SebDerm is stubborn as all get out.
@@21972012145525 They tiny use insulin needles and it goes into fat.I can't feel it though at times I had they coldness from the alcohol wipe.I'm allergic to my state so they have calmed my immune system.
@@DrDrayzday is it possible to have face dandruff ? If so what are the treatments for that , I don’t feel comfortable putting shampoo on my face :( my skin is flaky and sometimes at my jaw one and side burns I get little like folliculitis bumps ? Please help
@@lisagardner4814try looking for a zinc pyrithione bar soap. They’re hard to come by so shampoo might be your best bet. Vanicream makes a anti dandruff shampoo that fragrance free and probably the most gentle out of them all
Seb derm here, dad has it too. I use ACM novophane shampoo, anything with salycilic acid, or T gel, but if I use something else just once, it flares up. I use Kerium cream for face. If I sweat it trickles down on my forehead, eyebrows, sides of nose. Currently exploring other options, including finding a sulfate free shampoo. If anyone has other things that have worked (besides Nizoral), please reply. Thanks!
Hi Dr. Dray. This is my first comment. My concern is sweating after slugging. I have extremely dry acne prone sensitive skin but I use tretinoin as well (mainly dry because of it) please recommend something.
So I have seborrheic dermatitis on face. For the most part i don’t flare up so much. But I always get these stubborn flare ups on my nose. They do itch here and there but it drives me insane . I wash my face with vanicream and use a fungal acne safe moisturizer that has ingredients to fight off fungal acne. But on my nose , it’s stubborn ones. I also live in south Texas. So it doesn’t help that it’s humid 90 percent of the time
Thank you so much for covering this! I have full body SebDerm and its absolutely brutal. I have a super strict routine, but I have yet to find a good Deodorant that doesn't trigger it. Any suggestions?
@@lisagardner4814 Hi there, for my facial treatment I do Malezia Urea Moisturizer & Benzoyl Peroxide 2.5%. Its working extremely well. I use Ketoconozole shampoos for my body which have been working good, and top it off with Cure Water treatment moisturizer, its worked really nicely for locking in moisture (apply while skin is still wet!)~ I used to do Ketoconozole on my face, but it wasn't working as well and I wanted to switch off of it ( had been using for over a year) so I went with the Malezia routine and it took about 4 weeks to really get the routine to start doing what it needs to do, the Benzoyl peroxide takes some getting used to, but I find it really effective at drying out the fungus and also any acne cysts I get from my hormonal imbalance.
Greetings Dr Dray hope u r well n 🖐Hello Every1 n Happy Friday😀n what a Wonderful Vid…. thanks n This is Gonna b so Helpful🔥👍n Continued Blessings to All💜….
I’m so confused about my skin condition, a dermatologist diagnosed me with rosacea but my skin got clear by itself during my pregnancy and one year postpartum, then the flaky skin around my nose and on my chin started showing up, with redness, itchiness, and discomfort … I even got it on my neck a bit, even recently my scalp started peeling and getting itchy, but some days like during my periods my skin clears up. I wish I knew what skin problem i have that I could treat it
Could you do a video on hydrogels and surfactant based hydrogels such as Plurogel? I’m wondering if they have any purpose outside of wound dressings. I have some from a burn I got and was wondering if it could have other cosmetic uses because it says “tissue regeneration” on the tube.
Maybe this could help, I went full keto (no dirty keto) as in 20g< sugar per day and NO breads, none. Not even things with flour. Malassezia went away completely. Fast forward I added flour products like tortillas, I was ok, but as soon I resumed bread, boom it came back. Thanks for the info, Dr. Dray.
I recommend putting conditioner on the ends of your hair before you use dandruff shampoo on your scalp. It will protect your ends from getting too dry. If your shampoo is really stripping, you could put a little more conditioner on your ends after you rinse it out. You can also add argan oil to your ends before you wash your hair and proceed as typical.
I wash my hair a lot and it's become dry. I don't have time to do a weekly oil treatment (which helps), so I love this idea of adding conditioner to the ends of the hair while shampooing with shampoo. I'm going to try it the next time I shower! Thank you!
@@czechmatey
You can also oil your ends, before you wash your hair. No need, to let the oil sit on the hair for long, or to use an expensive oil. All it does, is to protect the more delicate and damaged parts of your hair from excessive stripping.
Go ahead and do some experiments with conditioner, a hair mask and different oils, you have on hand. It all depends on your hair and also your shampoo. You just have to find the right combination of products.
@@czechmatey make sure your shampoo and conditioner are pH balanced (around 3.5-5.5) and turn your shower water to lukewarm/cool when you’re rinsing off your conditioner just before getting out of the shower… those are easy ways to improve the health of your hair. If you are shampooing once or more per day, you also may only really need to shampoo your scalp area (so don’t intentionally bring your shampoo down to your mid lengths/ends and see if it makes a difference).
@@smushface3999 I've been employing this as well (not bringing my shampoo all the way down to the ends) and it's helping. I do frequently wash my hair and it was taking a toll since we have extremely hard water here. Thank you!
@@raraavis7782 I use Valvoline, it's cheap, $30 for 5 litres
I had a bad flare of malassezia folliculitis in December and since it was along my chin and neck no one believed me and thought it was bacterial acne. They gave me antibiotics, which if I had taken them would have made it so much worse. I remembered your older videos and watched back and was able to get it under control until I saw a dermatologist! Thank you for your continued willingness to teach us ❤
What did you do ?
how did it get better?
Been dealing with similar situation- why are there so many doctors who won’t listen to you or believe you. It’s ridiculous. Or refuse certain services or medications BASED ON WHAT YOUR INSURANCE WILL PAY FOR NOT WHAT THE PATIENT NEEDS. Healthcare is such a joke in this country.
How did you get rid of it
How u solve this issue?? I have the same dilemma. Please write me back.
Years of antibiotics for acne left me with fungal folliculitis. It was misdiagnosed as hormonal acne for years. Scalp, face, neck, back & chest. The years of antibiotics created a vitamin k deficiency, gut imbalance, weight gain, and fungal folliculitis. It's really difficult to reverse the damage caused by the antibiotics.
What have you tried? I’m assuming probiotics and fiber is the only options
@@bbilgers8686have you seen any improvements yet? I have the same stuff going on
Try eating/ drinking aloe Vera gel. It does wonders healing your gut 👍 I personally have improved my gut a lot by doing that regularly. 😊
@@bbilgers8686 I’m sorry about that. Dr dray says antifbiotics for acne should only be used for a short period of time.
@@bbilgers8686Facts
Can you please make a video about candida overgrowth? Thank you!!
I have seborrheic dermatitis, tried it all to get rid of it (when I had a bout of it). Only the 2% ketaconazole (Nizoral) helped me. It is OTC here in Belgium and we only have the 2% on the market. But before I discovered this (together with my derm), it took a while. My dad? Same. My mom, oddly enough can do 2 months before her hair gets oily. Seriously. She is white. Our internist once said to just go with it, not wash too much. She is 77 and has fared well so far doing just that. In any case, IMHO ketoconazole is one of a kind. It's been good to me, still is!
it kinda stopped working for me, id like to find an actual fix instead of drugs n stuff :(
@@SuperBranFlakez ketoconazole = a "fix" in essence, it is "how you treat it".
@@amixebluno. You could not be more wrong. It’s a BAND AID!! What they meant by “fix” is cure. And this does not cure it.
Wow! A complete symposium of yeast skin conditions! That the best micro burst of useful dermatology information ever. Nothing fancy and produced, just straight out the gate and in an endless layout of conditions, facts, causes and treatments. Wow. DrDrayZ came out to play to Day (DrDrayZDay). I was using coconut oil around my nose 18 months ago and then started with tea tree oil and that seemed to start helping. Yet I was hired for a Medical tubing manufacturer and they require or request (no oily make up, no topical lotions, etc.) so just as I was making progress I stopped using them just 13 months ago. Two months ago I started getting the same thing back so I think I will go back to the Tea Tree oil which claims is a fungal fighter. :> Get some Selsun Blue and wash and rinse my hair and just washing all oils off great before heading to work. Excellent and informative educational video! Thanks Dr. Dray Z is NOT Lay Z! Thanks alot! You should be teaching others in the field! :> Sincelery Gary.D :>
Much better mic than that RODE one, love your video production (and of course the derm info). :)
Can you do a version of this video for candida yeast types? I actually presented for a prolonged period of time with yeast infections while I was being treated with a complex series of antibiotics. Because I didn’t have any presentation other than external skin symptoms - and because I wasn’t told to look for it - I really did have to go through infectious disease to find out that candida was perpetuating half of my problem and to finally have it explained to me when to seek treatment!!
What did you do for treatment
This would be great!
@@lisagardner4814following
What was the solution?
Good afternoon Dr. Dray🌷and to all watching. Have a wonderful day!😊
happy friday!
@@DrDrayzday same to you, Dr. Dray🌷🌻
Thanks for the video! Everything makes much more sense now. I have a spinal cord injury and developed seborrheic derm about 6 months later. Never would’ve guessed that was possibly correlated. I have a very difficult time getting rid of it
same here. ACDF spine operation years ago....roscea for years following! I tired head and shoulders shampoo on my face yesterday for the first time, and almost instantly, it began to reduce the inflammation!
Let's talk about ozone and methylene blue for yeast, parasites, etc. Take us a little deeper. Thank you!
I was just diagnosed with this a couple days ago. Mine presented on the sides and under my nose. I've been under a great deal of stress which is what the dermatologist surmised was the trigger. Treatment successful, itching stopped literally overnight and now I'm following the course of treatment to get rid of it.
What did you use for treatment ?
@@lisagardner4814 He prescribed a topical cortisone alclometasone dipropionate 0.05% 2x a day for two weeks.
Congratulations! I want to be like you! Itching stops overnight sounds like a miracle
@@merlinstwin7373 has the problem come back ?
How have you been doing since your prescription?
I Get seb Dermatits on scalp, sides of nose and above eyebrows. The only thing that keeps it at bay during a flare up is Nizoral 2% cream.
Cream??😊
I had seborrheic dermatitis (eyebrows,glabella and near the nose crevices) and my dermatologist method was cleansing (used bioderma sensibio foaming gel the pink scented one 😂❤) and then travacort (Isoconazole nitrate (1%) +Diflucortolone valerate (0.1%) ) for seven days and then stop it but alongside with it i also used elidel cream (pimecrolimus) but i didn't have to stop it like the steroid cream travacort 😅 and of course i used bioderma sensibio Ds+ cream for moisturizing my face plus it was also for the seborrheic dermatitis 😅❤. Now I'm cured and thank god well 😊❤. Thanks for the malassezia info doctor take care ❤.
Are those pills? And why u don’t use buderma sebium control line instead?
@@margotrobbie8582 no all these are creams (travacort and elidel and Bioderma sensibio Ds+ ) except from the cleanser that is gel. To answer your question I'm gonna say that my dermatologist came up with that treatment so i just followed and i saw results 😄✌💗.
How long did it take to see effects? How long did your derm suggest you to use the elidel cream?
@@thanosfield2642how long have you been off of Ellidell? I find protopic both extremely hard to start and extremely hard to stop
I have type I rosacea AND seb derm. I treat both with 1) ivermectin topical for rosacea and 2) sulfur cream for SD. Never overlapping! Good times. I don't treat both 100% of the time, and my skin looks better, feels calmer.
Can you do a followup video on cures/things to help the acne around your mouth and nose?
You should try intermittent fasting! I’m doing it now and when I say, the candida/yeast has been able to subside.
I had to self diagnose this as malassezia folloculitis because multiple doctors diagnosed it incorrectly! They thought it was atopic dermatitis, an allergy to something, sensitive skin, or eczema.
Since working out what was actually the problem, due to certain signs such as itching a lot after sweating, and hypopigmentation in eyebrow hairs, and little bumps similar to keratosis pilaris and a papular type rash, and the fact I was prone to fungal nail infection and chronic athletes foot, I started using diluted tea tree oil, tea tree oil soap, and ketoconazole.
Guess what, a massive difference after 4 weeks of treatment! I have suffered with this for more than 3 years and finally after being given incorrect advice from dermatologists and GPs, and prescribed steroids and unsuitable treatments, luckily I decided to self diagnose myself and hoping I am on the road to recovery ❤
Did it ever go away?
@@iriskeniafernandez5647 yes in 4 weeks it's improved a lot, I no longer get an itching face when I sweat! I use squalane to cleanse and Vaseline to improve my moisture barrier and help my skin heal. Not 100% yet but I try to keep the fungus at bay with ketoconazole wash once every week or 10 days, and also occasionally tea tree oil diluted in squalane. It's taking some time to clear completely especially from the back of my shoulders but I am just happy I'm heading in the right direction 😊
Can you please share your routine with this products ?
@@irenealexandra yes, basically when I have a bath at night using Nizoral shampoo and lathering all over my body particularly where I was suffering from itching/fungus e.g. eyebrows, forehead, behind ears, neck, upper arms, stomach, feet, toenails.
Leave for around 8 mins before rinsing off.
Repeating once a week.
Can also use selsun medicated shampoo alternately if desired.
Using Sainsbury's tea tree oil glycerin soap for sensitive skin during bathing.
I have dry skin so moisturising after bathing using squalane and vaseline.
Before bed: mixing 15 drops squalane to 1 drop tea tree and apply topically to affected areas.
Using 2% ketoconazole cream topically on affected areas daily for 2 weeks then every other day.
Also treat fungal nail using drop of tea tree oil on cotton square on nail and cover with plaster overnight. Also fungal nail paint during day if desired. Keep nails short and clean.
Sticking to only olive squalane to oil cleanse and remove makeup. Wipe off with cotton pad. Moisturise only with olive squalane and vaseline to maintain moisture barrier at night.
Check all SPF, foundation and make up products to make sure they have only malassezia safe ingredients.
Continue routine with malassezia safe products until symptoms clear then introduce some other moisturizer back cautiously if desired e.g. aveeno moisturising cream for myself.
Continue Nizoral shampoo wash once a week as maintenance.
Also after sweating during exercise, making sure to shower as soon as possible after finishing exercise with tea tree oil glycerin soap.
@@sensitiveskinsolutionsI do the exact same thing to myself as well thanks for the tips about my glycerin soap where do I get that at? I just washed my entire body with and head Nizoral shampoo it's changed my life and barely any conditioner bc it seems to get back on my skin again then starts a flare
Would love a video on perioral dermatitis
She has one
Zinc supplements has helped my seb derm on my nose. Also my scalp isn’t as inflamed anymore. Just 15mg everyday! Could be placebo effect but never know what could help.
Really ? Cab you tell me which type of zinc you took?
@@lisagardner4814 it was 15mg pills but they haven’t been as effective lately. I know longer feel itchy and inflamed but still have flakes.
@@davidlastewart6183dude you look so cute😩
I had this while on dupixent. That and blepharitis. My derm didn't really recognize it as a side effect. :-( However, I convinced her I should move on and so now I'm on rinvoq and it's the best thing ever.
Yeah the head and neck dermatitis side effect was not reported in the initial clinical trials with dupixent, but now that we have been using it for awhile, it is clear that a subset of people definitely develop this, and it seems to be related to malassezia
There’s another drug same class of dupixent that doesn’t target have the malesezzia issue. I think it’s by abbot but I’m not sure. Another derm dr talks about it came after dupixent and people that had that malesezzia issue saw results.
That being said, how did you like dupixent? I’m strongly considering it
I have seborrheic dermatitis and it has caused Seborrheic Blepharitis. I have been dealing with this for over a year but only discovered the seborrheic dermatitis connection recently.
I live in Thailand. It’s hot and humid and you can sweat like a dog by just sitting around in the house. I used to had this malassezia, cured , and back to have this condition again just last year when I listened to your advice about showering once a day. And use just water to clean the face in the morning …😅😅😅 guess what. It doesn’t work in tropical countries. We shower twice a day traditionally for a reason.
Very true . You have to do what’s best for you
So I have seborrheic dermatitis on face. For the most part i don’t flare up so much. But I always get these stubborn flare ups on my nose. They do itch here and there but it drives me insane .
I wash my face with vanicream and use a fungal acne safe moisturizer that has ingredients to fight off fungal acne. But on my nose , it’s stubborn ones.
I also live in south Texas. So it doesn’t help that it’s humid 90 percent of the time
What an incredibly informative video. Very much appreciated!
Had a bad flare of fungal acne after using some high-end fermented products. Now i just stick to CeraVe and Vanicream. My skin is slowly getting back to normal.
Which products? Was it the one by Missha
@@maubie3028 Multiple products that contained bidifa and Lactococcus Ferment Lysate.
Thank you Dr Dray!!!
The info I gleaned from this video will help me GREATLY now and when I go to the😮 Dermatologist next month. Pretty much looks like I've been plagued with Malassezia Folliculitis (Fungal acne). Flares up suddenly out of the blue for seemingly no reason. However, I HAVE been on a lot of antibiotics over the last 18mo. from multiple Diverticulitis/UTI flare ups, C-diff and COVID causing yeast overgrowth. I look back and think a lot of the problem has been caused by Antibiotics and Stress all along.
Thanks again and have a blessed day!!!😁
Did you get it fixed? Hope you're well!
@@amyk9813 Thank you for asking.
Yes, I've finally got it under control. It was mostly autoimmune response to Malassezia yeast overgrowth. Most of the remedy was internal.....
Terbinefine tabs (generic Lamasil) for a few months along with pleanty of probiotics and prebiotics along with cutting out sugar in anything plus occasional use of Miconazole spay and Tacrolimus topical ointment.
Cleared up very well.
Thanks again and have a blessed day!!!🕊
@@bobmcright7 fantastic, so happy for you :)
Dr Dray, what would you say about insulin spike driven seb derm / dandruff or psorasis? Have you ever stumbled upon such cases? I’ve read something about that on PubMed and I happen to suffer from insulin resistance
also low omega 3 and vit D3
@@seabreeze4559 yeah, that I know
I also have insulin resistance and was recently diagnosed with seb derm
Thank you SO much for all of these educational videos. I am a PA beginning in derm with so much studying to do and your videos are really helping me use walking time as study time
pleeeeeease go into functional medicine STAT...so you can be a better PA
You are superb...stay blessed and thank you for updating regarding skin issues....❤
Hey Dr. Dray!
I enjoyed the fermented ingredients section in your latest video on Azelaic Acid. If possible, please make a video dedicated to discussing fermented ingredients in products. Thank you. ❤
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@@DrDrayzday could internal zinc help ? Or would that raise testosterone in women ? Also I’ve been having androgen issues hair loss etc
@@lisagardner4814 I’ve heard taking zinc is important for androgen-related hair loss. Does taking it internally really raise testosterone?
Thank you Dr Dray, we learn so much from you everyday 😊
The only thing that helped with my sebderm is not to put heavy moisturizer or makeup in the sebderm-prone areas. 🥺
Amazing that our skin is so complex. ❤
Apple cider vinegar sprayed on and let set a few minutes and rinse off for getting rid if bacteria and fungus.
I have Seb Dermatitis on my face , around and on my nose and for me Cosrx Cica line with Centella helped soo much. It calmed down the skin and redness was gone in minutes. I was shocked
What is Cosrx cica line w/centella ?
@@susannegonzales8286 its brand Cosrx , line called Pure Fit Cica (cream, toner, serum)
@@susannegonzales8286 A moisturiser (cream)
Ty for sharing as ita so hard to find something that really works
The 6% salicylic acid cradle cap lotion that I recently purchased (to chemically exfoliate my feet), has come in very handy. I use it on my face (to clear pores) and also have been applying it to a small area on my arm on which the skin was dry and slightly red. It flared up occasionally & became itchy (normally after I had even a small amount of alcohol)! Anyway, after GPs tellingly me that it wasn't anything to worry about (because it wasn't cancer), this oil based salicylic lotion has seemed to have finally calmed the area. I don't know whether the problem will return if I stop applying the SA lotion, but so far so good.
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What's the name of the lotion? So far I've only found 2 and 3% SA
That’s a pretty high percentage otc
"Egozite Cradle Cap Lotion". It is manufactured by Ego Pharmaceuticals (Australia). I have been using it on my face (to keep pores clear and on my feet (to keep them soft). Now I am also using it to shave my upper bikini line, and then applying it afterwards to prevent red bumps & ingrown hairs. It has a serum like consistency, so gives a very smooth shave and doesn't block the razor. It is only AU$6.95 for 50mls.
It is meant for babies, so it is gentle on my skin too.
Chemist Warehouse ships internationally.
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@@nadab4750 thx so much!
Dr. Dray missions in third world countries would be happy for you to come along. ❤
have u ever filmed a video on prevention/ treatment of the bumpy discoloration woman can get under larger breasts. seems a popular place for seb keratosis, skin tags and who knows what all!
@@jillpotts7472 oh yes I have this I don't know what it is I showed my dermatologist she didn't say anything but now it's getting worse and itchy
I have perioral dermatitis and use Soolantra. I find that when I have a reaction ketoconazole works best.
Is Keratin build up in the skin and its associated abnormalities also considered yeast problems in the skin?
I am also curious to to bring up the idea when you look at articles on keratin skin problems nobody talks about blood PH and the interaction between the two. I feel there must be something there to look at.
Thanks for the education Dr Dray 💗
Can you use retinal if you have yeast problem?
I did.. it wasn’t pretty.
@@TheAshberry3 😳
Selsun Blue really helped my seb derm.
Just mix with a little water and apply to seb derm areas on face for about 10 minutes a day.
Also Cerave products repaired skin barrier.
Does all the other Selsun shampoos work as well?
l am going to try selsun blue l have a brown rash on my back
This was very informative! I would greatly appreciate another video with recommended products and skincare routines for sebderm! I’m not sure if retinols can help with it but my sebderm seems to be much better on it? Idk if that’s just make believe or there’s science to back that up though. 😅 I also feel like cutting out fluoride has improved my skin issues a lot. It’s apparently recommended to improve psoriasis so it might be similar.
Maybe check out her video on sebderm from a couple years ago.
I'm also wondering if niacinamide would help. It does good controlling oil on my face!
Niacynamide is amazing 4 it.
I'm always learning something new from you. I know dogs can have skin yeast infections but never knew this could affect people too. Very interesting topic. Thanks as always, Dr Dray. Happy Friday!! Hope you, your sweet momma and little Tybee have a fun weekend. 💙
@ 3:11 Seborrheic dermatitis - nasal region, middle of the brow.....build up dandruff....excessive yeast...autoimmune system due to UI Colitis
My young adult son was treated for skin conditions by his pcp for at least 3 years with no positive results. She finally sent him to a derm, who treated with ketoconazole shampoo, two kinds of topicals and a year and a half of Rifampin. He is still suffering. The derm never took a skin sample and said this was kind of a trial and error issue. My son quit the derm and still suffers from (as we believe now) both sebhoreic dermatitis and malassezia folliculitis. It has really been rough for him.
Terrible 😢 you should start demanding answers . These docs are lazy
So Pretty in Pink!💖💖😍😍
Hi dr Dray! why is it that malassezia thrives in hot, humid environments and when there's too much oil production, but conditions like seborrheic dermatitis flare up in the winter when it's actually less humid and the skin is less oily? I am at my wits end trying to control my seb derm after being on long term oral antibiotics due to a life-threatening bacterial infection😞 I am wondering if I should discuss accutane as an option with my derm for the seb derm? since so many of the topical ointments I've been prescribed have helped only minimally and the condition recurs once I discontinue their use
maybe a round of antifungals might help, it did for me after antibiotics. for me it is worse in summer when i sweat
Very educational!🥰
How do we see a derm like you? I think i have a few of these things but no derm seems to care.
I an hoping to identify the stuff on my face- thank you as usual! Happy Friday! 💜💜💜
Happy Friday
Hey Dr. Dray was at walgreens earlier, located at the entrance in a display NEW arrival,Olay Sensitive Colloidal Oatmeal face moisturiser for $39, I like to hit the floor!!! And there’s another new one (olay)also there for $49! Unbelivable😮
Yes, this came up in one of her recent shop with me videos. She was shocked as well.
A good vitamin b complex, vitamin c ,zinc, probiotic with prebiotics
If you possibly have fungal acne is it ok to use fermented skincare products?
Thank you doctor! Can I use selenium head and shoulder shampoo and conditioner in one ??
I remember a doctor saying I was reacting to my sweat. Anyway I usually use otc antifungals as recommended by my derm and wash my face with head and shoulders. I am súper pale and still have even paler spots on my face. I only see the spots because makeup doesn’t lie well on them.
Having Tinea Versicolor as an Animatronic Dinosaur Repairman working outdoors in Texas has made me give up. I've taken oral medications AND done the dandruff shampoo and it still just persists. Its gotten SO bad that I dont know what to do.
I feel like the only eay would be for me to change clothes 3x on work days to prevent hanging out in sweaty clothes. Unfortunately i can't wear loose clothing because I work with grinders and welders.
I have 3 'conditions'. Marfans Symdrome, General Autoimmune Disorder, and General Non-Epileptic Seizure Disorder. Which means they dont actually know whays wrong with me. I dont know if any of this contributes to the secerity of my Tinea Versicolor and Sebhorreac Dermatitis but I feel like it must.
I feel like Im going to have to completely and totally eliminate yeast from my diet, live naked for a year, go hard on skin treatment, and then replace all of my clothes and bedding entirely. Idk what else to do. Bo derm has been able to help. Ill be wearing a 1 piece swimsuit forever I swear 😭
I worked in a factory for like 4 months and was constantly sweating and after that I’ve just had skin problems! It’s been a year now 🥲
Very helpful information! I will try your suggestion for my stubborn tinea versicolor… They prescribe the k meds. But I was afraid to use it since I don’t know what it is. But I’m going to try this. It goes away like you said in the winter, unless I wear a scarf or something to trigger this. Also eating less sugar I noticed helps. But I also notice some things trigger it like scents. Especially strong scents in hair products. So I’ve been looking for products especially for hair wo scent. Hair products wo strong scent is sort of difficult to find. It’s getting a bit easier though, but they are not as effective. Perfumes, even natural ones can trigger it for me too. Best
If possible make videos on indian products of skin care.
Such a great video, thanks so much!
Hi doc can you do online check up?
Happy weekend Dr Dray...see you tomorrow x💙🤩
shea butter and castor oil feed it
Coconut too , that’s what mine one out of control I used to take off make up like face make up I was using for a zombie costume in 2019 and now I’m screwd
@@lisagardner4814you’re supposed to rinse off the coconut oil after breaking the makeup up with it. Or did you do that and still break out
I have horrible tinea versicolor since 20, yes, 20 years!! (I was in Kenya for 3 months in a rainforest and had to take antibiotics as a malaria preventative and I think that combination just threw off my skin's balance). It keeps coming back. I got 200mg fluconazole that I was supposed to take daily for 14 days. I felt extremely drugged and fell asleep at work and felt confused the whole time. I also was prescribed 2% selenium sulfide shampoo to which I had an allergic reaction: my whole torso felt like it was burning and my patches turned bright red and bumpy. It has been an absolute nightmare trying to get rid of it.
Can you try zinc pyrithione? I think I’ve seen dr dray recommend it. Check with your derm though. You could’ve reacted to the fragrance in the shampoo. Vanicream makes a fragrance free zinc pyrithione (they’re bar soap has been out of stock for months)
I had tinea versicolor. I used sulfur soap and it cleared up completely. I used it daily for like 3 months and when it went away. I still use daily just to make sure. I might reduce to once a week.
@@queenleo5578 sulfur soap is so weird. Some places it clears up my eczema. Other places it leaves dark patches, some are flat some are raised like chemical burns
Your gut bacteria is out of balance
I wish you could look at my skin. It started with a bad nail job 2 years ago August. My nails and fingertips felt like they had a million mosquito bites on them. Burning. This went undiagnosed for a year. Then a nurse asked me if it felt like a vaginal yeast infection. Exactly! I went on Terbinafine for five months. It moved from my nails to my skin. My nails never looked sick. Now after 13 doctors I'm on UVB light treatment. It's like I have this thick strands of skin that grow in my thumbs. It's isolated to my thumbs now. This skin can be broken up and flicked away. It sews itself up overnight like a shoelace. I can feel it right under the dermis. It is itchy beyond words. After i pick that off, you can't see it you can only feel it. I can hear flakes of it hit the sink. It has morphed several times . Nobody knows what it is and I have been asked to leave several dermatologists offices because they don't know what it is and can't help me. I'm miserable. It was biopsied twice. It came back as nail fungus then came back as eczema.
I’m so sorry that sounds awful! I hope you find something that helps or it goes away!
@@Hemmyii Thank you
Scabies?
I am so sorry!God may bless you with a healthy life🙏Be strong 🥰
My word. This sounds so horrible. I’m sorry. I think you should try dermazen serum for your nail/skin. If that doesn’t work, maybe ask for ivermectin lotion. I’ve heard it’s for parasite but who knows if no doc is helping! Musely has a red formula that says rosacea with it in there.
Is Malassezia overgrowth contagious? Are there measures like hand washing after touching skin/hair or hot laundry cycles to prevent spreading at home? I'm especially insecure about what spreads via touching items - and then survives and can reinfect for years... Have been having the same struggle with tinea pedis, simultaneously
Hi Dr Dray so excited to be here happy Friday I live for this ❤️
Greetings David Shabas hope u r well n Happy Friday😀👍💜….
Happy Friday
@@whitneybrown4067 happy Friday Whitney 👍
Hello Dr, can anti allergy shots result in skin reaction like this?
Do you have a video for redness under arms? It's itchy I get it usually around summer time. I think it's a yeast infection but not sure. Thanks!
Dear Dr, i have two spots that itch are red & also peal on the sides of my mouth. Dr said i must be drooling! No i do not drool. What did you suggest?
Hi Doctor. My PCP said that I had intertrigo but I'm not sure he is correct. Given that if he is correct, are the things you are saying in your video applied to me??? thank you so much!❤
Love the lip gloss!!!
Always super informative and easy to understand! Thank you 😊
Aaslam u Aalikum peace be upon you Dr dray hope you and your family are doing well.Happy Friday ❤
Every one reviw korean ang Japanese skin care products no doubt they are game changer for skin .I really want to know your opinion about Chinese skin care products they are worth buying ???
Happy Friday! I am not familiar with any Chinese brands
Are you seriously thinking of giving money to china? Did you also support the Taliban?
@drdray pls advise what to use with sebhorreic dermatitis around the eyes
I deal with SebDerm and roeseca I’ve been doing allergy shots,because I’m allergic to Texas,for a year and I’ve seen a difference in them. My flare ups don’t extend as far and aren’t a severe.
Living in a subtropical climate with extra oil glands (thanks dad)and hyperhydrosis of the scalp means my SebDerm is stubborn as all get out.
I really want to start allergy shots!!!! So scared though. My eczema is pretty bad 😢
@@21972012145525 They tiny use insulin needles and it goes into fat.I can't feel it though at times I had they coldness from the alcohol wipe.I'm allergic to my state so they have calmed my immune system.
Moved to Texas 2 years ago and I’ve never had this condition until moving here.
thank you so much, this is very helpful!!
Very informative. I’m surprised you didn’t mention hidradenitis supportiva.
That isn’t a skin problem due to malassezia
@@DrDrayzday is it possible to have face dandruff ? If so what are the treatments for that , I don’t feel comfortable putting shampoo on my face :( my skin is flaky and sometimes at my jaw one and side burns I get little like folliculitis bumps ? Please help
@@DrDrayzday Oh ok. Ty for the information! ❤️
@@lisagardner4814try looking for a zinc pyrithione bar soap. They’re hard to come by so shampoo might be your best bet. Vanicream makes a anti dandruff shampoo that fragrance free and probably the most gentle out of them all
Piroctone is also popular here in the Philippines
Happy Friday!
Friday! Have a good one! 😃💙
Happy Friday
Pretty lipstick!
Thanks
Seb derm here, dad has it too. I use ACM novophane shampoo, anything with salycilic acid, or T gel, but if I use something else just once, it flares up. I use Kerium cream for face. If I sweat it trickles down on my forehead, eyebrows, sides of nose. Currently exploring other options, including finding a sulfate free shampoo. If anyone has other things that have worked (besides Nizoral), please reply. Thanks!
Good to know thank you Dr
Hi Dr. Dray. This is my first comment. My concern is sweating after slugging. I have extremely dry acne prone sensitive skin but I use tretinoin as well (mainly dry because of it) please recommend something.
Don’t slug on tret. And if it’s making you sweat switch to a cream
So would using snail mucin or another product containing saccharomyces ceravisiae a bad idea with any of these conditions??
So I have seborrheic dermatitis on face. For the most part i don’t flare up so much. But I always get these stubborn flare ups on my nose. They do itch here and there but it drives me insane .
I wash my face with vanicream and use a fungal acne safe moisturizer that has ingredients to fight off fungal acne. But on my nose , it’s stubborn ones.
I also live in south Texas. So it doesn’t help that it’s humid 90 percent of the time
Can you please do review for retinol intense reactivation serum? Is this good for 34 year old ?
Sebhorreic dermatitis 😢 this thing is cruel...the itching😢
I’m on dupixsent for 4 months and am defiantly experiencing this my eyelids flare every time I take dupixsent and my neck flares a lot and my cheeks
I can't thank you enough for this video
Thank you so much for covering this! I have full body SebDerm and its absolutely brutal. I have a super strict routine, but I have yet to find a good Deodorant that doesn't trigger it. Any suggestions?
What have you used for treatment
@@lisagardner4814 Hi there, for my facial treatment I do Malezia Urea Moisturizer & Benzoyl Peroxide 2.5%. Its working extremely well. I use Ketoconozole shampoos for my body which have been working good, and top it off with Cure Water treatment moisturizer, its worked really nicely for locking in moisture (apply while skin is still wet!)~
I used to do Ketoconozole on my face, but it wasn't working as well and I wanted to switch off of it ( had been using for over a year) so I went with the Malezia routine and it took about 4 weeks to really get the routine to start doing what it needs to do, the Benzoyl peroxide takes some getting used to, but I find it really effective at drying out the fungus and also any acne cysts I get from my hormonal imbalance.
Vanicream or almay? I know she recommends fragrance free, but not sure if those are specifically recommended for sebderm
@mantid.beings have you tried Dr. Mist?
Greetings Dr Dray hope u r well n 🖐Hello Every1 n Happy Friday😀n what a Wonderful Vid…. thanks n This is Gonna b so Helpful🔥👍n Continued Blessings to All💜….
Happy Friday
Happy Friday Whitney Brown. Hope you've had a good week and are doing well.
Greetings d b hope u r well n Happy Friday😀👍💜….
Are there any pre/pro/postbiotic solutions to control tinea versicolor or yeast overgrowth?
That lip oil or gloss is so pretty. What is it?
Seconding this! It’s really pretty and suits Dr. D’s skin tone and coloring perfectly.
Based on her liketoknowit pages, it's Neutrogena Hydro Boost Hydrating Lip Gloss, Vibrant Raspberry.
I’m so confused about my skin condition, a dermatologist diagnosed me with rosacea but my skin got clear by itself during my pregnancy and one year postpartum, then the flaky skin around my nose and on my chin started showing up, with redness, itchiness, and discomfort … I even got it on my neck a bit, even recently my scalp started peeling and getting itchy, but some days like during my periods my skin clears up. I wish I knew what skin problem i have that I could treat it
How can you determine if what you are struggling with is a flare up of facial eczema or face and neck dermatitis?
Go see a dermatologist.
I have tinea versicolour and my doctor gave me oral fungal treatment. I also had to stop using oil based body lotions.
I've had this all my life and probiotics is the only thing that made it go away
I’ve been diagnosed with rosacea and nothing seems to work. Looks and sounds more like this.
Could you do a video on hydrogels and surfactant based hydrogels such as Plurogel? I’m wondering if they have any purpose outside of wound dressings. I have some from a burn I got and was wondering if it could have other cosmetic uses because it says “tissue regeneration” on the tube.