@@clarecrooks8123 while holistic means treating the body as a whole and not just treating the symptoms while injecting doesn't exactly fit that definition. And as far as you claiming botox is natural, it's "basically made from the bacteria that causes botulism, otherwise known as botulinum TOXIN type A." It does state that it can have side effects which is why it's normally suggested that patients do a patch test.
@@VAHZGEN you are confusing my being annoyed at a failure to use English properly as tacit approval of Botox. I wouldn’t use it, it is toxic and is likely to long term hasten ageing. You still need to use your big people words properly “hun”
I had ultherapy wow I started noticing results around my 3/4 month , sadly I lost 10 lbs (stress related) by older pictures I still see a little results, my face wrinkles around mouth and sides are bad, I highly recommend ultherapy and laser, and good products!!! That’s my 2cents worth!! Happy New year!!🎆
I wish you'd included a before and after pictures with each type of treatment. Visuals always help with decision making. Maybe on another video? I know I would appreciate it greatly.
Yeah he'll work on the lighting and photo shop and get back to you. This crap doesn't work and most likely will make your issue worse. These procedures do one thing consistently, they make these frauds rich.
The secret to staying young looking is to keep the heart pure be a good person and that which is inside will reflect on the outside. Have a beautiful heart and I promise that you would look more physically beautiful.
I am seventy-four and the IPL (Intensed Pulsed Light) treatments help me look younger, and makes my skin look much prettier. I don't want to look "young", I just want to look the best I can at my age and those treatments do that for me.
@@坐在阳光下-i6t Hi - Sure. It is Intense Pulsated Light treatment. It is less invasive than the CO2 laser treatment, and you don't peel afterwards, but it causes the skin to tighten and it causes collagen to increase.
@@laurahastings-brownstein1481 where did you get it from?? My moms birthday is next week and cant decide what to buy her. Is it the same as they use for hair removal?
I’ve been using Retin A since 28 for acne and recently learned it has anti aging benefits. I’m African American. Though we have melanin that allows us to age much slower, I still look 18. Drinking water for skin elasticity, eating balanced, and having joy, really helps with the aging process. I will start using sunscreen more now to preserve my skin even more.
oh yes dear, sunscreen for sure and dont forget your neck and back of neck and upper chest. The skin there will not get darker if you use sunscreen. I also do the top of my hands so when driving my hands wont get age spots or darker. I was a red-headed child and I dont want the granny hands with freckles! so far Im 591/2 and my hands are clear of spots! It does work.
@@suzh4187 I don't know about that. Sleeping on your back is so bad for you. It reduces your oxygen levels and it's just bad! Even people in the hospital, when it's really bad, they are told to sleep on their belly,but NEVER the back.
Very informative, thanks! I´m 41 (Omg really?!), but I´ll just accept that I´m not 20 anymore, eat healthy, take care of my skin and love myself and the world. I think all of that will give you a natural beauty no matter what age you are.
I'm 63 and Botox just has not been in my budget so I was determined to do anything I could at home oh, so I started doing these facial exercises and exercises to firm up the jowl and lift it let me tell you it does not happen overnight but it is well worth the effort, oh and it's free
If you have a friend or family member who is a nurse you could buy the botox or filler and injections which are cheap and ask her to do it for you, just watch the "Natural Chaos" channel here on utube.
@@joanbaczek2575 My ex bf used to do jaw exercise making those ugly faces, last year l saw his profile on Facebook..he look years younger then his age. Actually he looked 20 years younger. All those years of doing jaw exercise paid off I was really shocked he looked slightly older but he doesn't even close to his age. Back then I was in my early 20s and he was in his early 30s. Now l'm in my early 50s. I don't look my age still thanks to good genes in my family. Sorry l have not practice jaw exercise l wished l had then see if it made me look younger than what I look right now.
You are so articulate and kind in your videos. Not pushy and unrealistic. An absolute pleasure to watch. Thank you for all the honest and informative videos.
I’m 47 and people always mistake me for 20 something...I’m asian, been avoiding the sun since I was very young and religous sun protection and vitamin a
Do you have any idea if using radiofrequency together with LED RED LIGHT is dangerous? I bought both devices and now I am afraid I cant use it together bcs it may actually damage me. I am trying to find this info
I’m 54 and did full neck and face ultherapy. It helped with my double chin and a little on the face. I don’t think I could endure that pain again, though.
@@ibanez856 I did it about 2-3 years ago. Didn't notice any change. I'm sure there were changes on a small scale but nothing I could notice. Procedure lasted 4 hours. Doing passes on the various level settings as instructed by the manufacturer. As the levels went up, the pain was bad. I had to stop about 30 minutes before the 4 hours. And couldn't complete it. It was like the inside of my neck was on fire. As the man said... works for some people and doesn't for others.
I had a neck lift 7 years ago I love the results I am now 67 years old and I still love the results I definitely look 10 years younger find a great doctor that’s definitely a certified board of plastic surgery I have No regrets
Can you please tell me your doctor name who performed surgery on you? And can you also tell me if surgery is suitable for me for face lift, I am 29 years old?
Dr Youn your honest and transparent videos are just a treat to people am sure all over the globe who technically have pretty much the same concerns no matter what gender or age. For these informative videos we are highly thankful and obliged for your words of wisdom and for imparting your knowledge for the public to benefit in the long run in maintaining ones beauty externally which will in turn restores confidence in oneself from within. God bless and keep those videos rolling!
Do you have any idea if using radiofrequency together with LED RED LIGHT is dangerous? I bought both devices and now I am afraid I cant use it together bcs it may actually damage me. I am trying to find this info
1: retin a cream 2: radio frequency treatment (refirme / pelleve) appropriate for 30-40 year olds 3: fractional laser (40-50 year olds) icon 5040 4: Botox to Platysmal Bands (wont work well if you have a lot of loose skin) 5: Microneedling with Radio Frequency treatment (fractora / vivace) (40s to early 50s) 6: Ultherapy - uses ultrasound not too successful 7:FaceTite, (Surgical procedure) doesn't give the scars of a facelift but price prohibative
Dr. Youn, your skin is glowing!! 😮 I actually trust your advice because it's clear that you practice what you preach 👍🏽 Thanks again for another informative video! I'm in my twenties and just started using retinol thanks to your advice. I've also started wearing sunblock every day!
He has beautifil skin + he puts cream or even an oil before filming to make it glowy and noticable. I use the same trick. Or he could use a very good bb /cc cream.
Being Asian helps. They have oilier skin, thicker skin. So wrinkling shows up 10 years later than caucasians but dark spots show up earlier. I am also asian, in my 50s and people always think I am 20 years younger here. For Asia however I look my age. I also think he is Korean, based on his hair. Koreans havr legendary skin. Literally everyone in S. Korea has gorgeous skin.
I completely agree with your comment on the importance of a retinal or retinoid. Adding that to my regimen was a complete game changer. I actually went with a prescription strength retinal and my skin has never looked better and I just turned 59.
Agreed - I've been using one for acne on and off since my 20s - but they due absolutely NOTHING for the very mechanical process of jowl formation. That's just so much BS he's transmitting. lol
@@LillyBunnyBoo Try doing face yoga to minimize the appearance of jowls. It helped me a lot. There are UA-cam videos on it. Building up the cheek muscles helps lift the cheeks and smooth out the jaw.
Every time I shower I lather up & gently (but firmly) use my knuckles to massage my neck/platysmal bands, then I stretch my neck gently. It really helps them to stay smoother & relaxed=)
This guy is SO lovely....not just his face, but his voice and energy. I had a face lifts years ago and wish I had this doc. I would have traveled to be under his care. Now I'm too old!
Your videos bring light to the confusion about hundreds of skin care and procedures! Thank you for your effort, and top notch delivery. Stay young with Youn!!! I think it should be your moto!
My grandpa is 80 years old & he still looks the same as my baby photos like 27 years ago. When people ask him how he stays looking young, he says “sunblock & lotion”. 😂
It makes me wonder how long ago he started using sunblock. My grandparents didn't use it but they were 10years older than yours. I do feel like using lotion or an oil moisturizer is a key factor
1. Retinol Moisturizer every night 2. Radiofrequency treatment (30s minor) 3. Fractional Laser 4. Botox in Platysmal Bands (10-15 units) last 3-4 months (minor) 5. Micro needling with Radio frequency Fractora, Vivace (40s 50s) 6. Ultherapy More Invasive: 7. FaceTite
Dr. Youn, I love seeing your smiling face! I can tell you're so honest, sincere and passionate about everything you talk about! I've never heard of any of these treatments. Thank you for sharing! And thank you for being so personal and answering our questions! It's rare to find a doctor so caring ! I appreciate you very much! The only bad thing......I live too far away! Maybe someday my husband and I can visit your clinic 🌻🌻🌻🌻 God bless your ❤
I love how you educate the masses to make it easier to understand the latest options for helping people want to look their best and feel great about themselves. It saves time and can get to the heart of the matter. Plus you have no hard sell on if you get the patient/sell the product or not. You are the greatest. People want to know to be informed love love love ❤️ it makes being informed so freeing to make choices which in my opinion would want me to order products from you just because of you showing your love for people.
I pray for cosmetic procedures everyday. I know, you’re supposed to love yourself and I do! I have just always highly admired, studied, and wanted several cosmetic procedures done. I’m not at the place in my life now to be able to afford them, but honestly I pray everyday. It’s just something i take interest and admiration in. I love myself now I just want to enhance my features so I can really look like the woman I already feel I am inside!
I had Ultherapy a few years ago and it was excellent. I had it done by a dentist who had a major interest in beauty therapy. It was painful but she gave me dental painkilling injections and it worked!
You are the best! Lot of so called "Surgeons" would immediately recommend facelifts for people in 40s good to know there are a lot of steps in the ladder to go through before going under the knife and having skin chopped off.
Hi Dr. Youn, I really wish you'd talk about premature aging and how to reverse it if possible and avoid further damage. I'm from a third world country, I'm stressed out most of the time and everything here is trying to kill us 😂 I can't leave, but I can fight on. And now that I have a job, I can take better care of myself. TIA.
@@FireSilver25 Omg thank you so much for this wonderful advice. I consider that I have premature aging due to lacking of care even though I should have great genetics since my parents and grandparents have beautiful skins. I’m 41 now hopefully is not too late. I eat very healthy but drinks lots of coffee. Why is it bad for aging? I didn’t know about it.
You know what my dermatologist introduced me to Retin A at 18 and now decades later I can tell you how this cream is amazing my skin looks so nice so plump with no wrinkles and I look natural. If you do some laser and peel as I do Retin A is the best when the healing process is done. My advice is start as soon as you can Retin A to preserve your youngfull look. And last point but very important point is control your weight.
My sister had such a bad reaction in her lips from Botox, she has to have monthly injections to correct it! Another thing that I'm glad I did when I was a teenager (I'm 61) I have always always moisturized my neck when I do my face! I do have good skin naturally, but I drink a lot of water and eat lots of raw veggies daily to help it along.
JAK, yes I totally agree about moisturizing the neck and décolletage when your moisturizing your face. Treat your face, neck and décolletage all as one and when your 50 those areas will still look like they did when you were 30. I a 54 and I have zero wrinkles on my neck and chest area. Don’t wait till your 50 to start moisturizing those areas, I started in my early 20’s, when your doing your skincare in the morning and night whatever goes on the face put on your neck and chest too, you won’t regret it.
Looking good on the inside and out both require conscious effort. Your thoughts influence how are as a person buy if you want to prolong ageing physical action is required...I neglected my neck and decolletage and it shows. My face looks 15 years younger but my neck says otherwise. However different measures work on different people and if you are born with good bone structure then you are on a head start. A pure heart is ageless beauty with lots of wrinkles because the eyes speak volumes.
I just can’t get on board with pain to look younger. I’m in a lot of chronic pain and I just couldn’t add to it to look younger. But I’ve been happily married for 30 years so it's not really urgent. But dr Youn looks so good and sounds so convincing, he’s making me think….
I literally don't know how you manage to find the time to make the videos and also do your job as a surgeon... But sure am happy you do make time to enlighten us. Keep up the great job and wish you success in anything you want and need in life.
@@iamthatgirlavi8006 Can you elaborate? I'm 37 but youthful looking. I wanted to tighten my face a little more and boost more collagen, but this seems like a red flag.
You videos and podcast are so informative and I love that you integrate less invasive alternatives and a more holistic approach before recommending anything invasive. Thank you for all the wonderful education you do. You are my go to for any beauty information.
Oh snap , I flipped when you say your office us in metro detroit. I'm in Rochester hills. I may be seeing you for treatment. I'm blown away. Your office in Michigan.
I love watching Dr Yuon’s video. It’s short and brief. I’ve been using retinol moisturizer only on the evening as I heard you shouldn’t use it during the day. I purchased majority of my Korean products from Marshall’s and/or TJ Maxx. All products made in Korean and are amazing. Make sure check box indicate “made in korea” (Brand like It’s Skin and/Or Glam Fox).
Try your kitchen cabinet. I have been using for the last 40 years with EMS. I am 65 and it works. Persistent maintenance is the key and routine. Stay young in heart and mind ..and if there is anything you can be in this world be kind it shows in your face.💖
Ultherapy! I'm 44, and after I got it done a good friend asked me I I got something done to my eyes! That was 2 weeks after the treatment! The results arent even at their best for about 3 months.
I booked and I'm 2.weeks I'm doing it. In so nervous cause a lot of people says they lose fat and they look worst than before. Can you tell me m ore of your experience? I'm 34, and I'm also afraid of loosing fat and looking older (I payed for it already, they are certified)
I had it done (lower face) last year, I was 49. I did see a difference. Especially, on my neck. Was it drastic? No. But, then I didn't go under the knife either. I'm still happy a year later😀
Natasha Ryder - I was thinking that same thing. And it's not was another poster says that "It's what you consider sagging" - it's what the doctor considers is safe or effective for a specific level of sagging. If the doctor is recommending specific procedures for a certain age or 'sagginess' of skin we want a 'for instance' right?
I just turned 51 in May and absolutely EVERYTHING on my body is sagging 🤷🏼♀️ I suffer from chronic clinical depression and chronic neck pain (3 herniated discs) I truly believe that those 2 things have played a part in my appearance
Try fasting for 3 days. Do it once every week. It makes your whole body young including your skin. You need not spend money on anything. But be guided accordingly when you have fasting.
@@pamelaf5913 I don't totally eat with only water from time to time especially when I feel hungry. The first three days is the most difficult because your body consumes all your glucose specially the third day, afterwards you feel a lot better. But watch out for your low sugar level because you might feel awful like trembling, nausea and you might past out specially when you are new to it. Do it 2 days, 2 days, 3 days, 5 days in that order so you get used to it and you study how your body reacts to it.. Searcg this here in YT, The Science of Fasting so you understand more the authenticity of this process. It's better to consult your doctor about it. This is just a suggestion, take it at your own risk. Today I'm actually on my 5th day, I intend to continue it for as long as I can maybe 12 days. Funny, I just bought all the stuff I want to eat after this, lol!
@@elenarangel1387 Yes, actually I did it for 5 days with only water. But be careful when you decided to stop it and eat any food stuff, you have to eat in small size gradually. Don't make all at once right after you ended your fasting. This will hurt the lining of your stomach and will lead you to ulcer or some painful feeling in your stomach.
@@pamelaf5913 Check out Resetter TV E16, on You Tube. Dr Mindy Pelz alsodoes an amazing interview with Naomi Whittel. Whittel's the specialist on the effects of fasting on skin. Also, Dr Berg and '#1 Science Behind Fasting'.
i did some research and review what i ve learned some non surgical lifting procedures make some ppl loose volume in the face which subsequently makes them look even older
I wish I lived in your country I'd be over in an instant for you to work your magic on my face because I think I could only trust you. You're such a lovely man Thank you for all your honest advice. 🤗☺️
ALA-PDT Laser Treatment is a combination of two commonly used specialist dermatologist treatments - photodynamic therapy (PDT) and vascular laser. APL is an effective treatment for sundamaged and aged skin, and can prevent future development of sunspots and skin cancers.
Ultherapy hurt like hell and didnt work for me, plus she didnt do my neck. It was a waste of money for me. I'll spend my money on great skincare products as they work!
I respect when a person gives advice, has their own line but says “Whether use mine or another line, use it” it just shows that they are more concerned about giving the advice than peddling their own product.
Good info. I’m about to turn 45 & notice my neck is getting a little saggy but don’t think I need anything invasive (yet). Thanks for sharing the options
I love this video! It's so simple, open and honest and very helpful. I like that you keep it natural and don't ovedo the jumpcuts and you have such a pleasant personality. I will definitely try the retinol cream.
I recently switched from another Brand I'm Now Using N°7 And I ..L 💕VE...IT WHAT I LOVE ABOUT IT IT DOSEN'T SIT ON TOP OF THE SKIN...IT GOES INTO THE SKIN IT MAKE MY SKIN FEEL SOFT...AND ITS WORKING Ive been moisturizing since i was 24 yrs old Im 68 now And i look like im in my early 40's and ive been told that by others as well
Great info! I'm a licensed esthetician and I have a high frequency and steamer machine but I've never used the high frequency. I may have to start, I'm noticing my skin is not as firm as it was
Do you have any idea if using radiofrequency together with LED RED LIGHT is dangerous? I bought both devices and now I am afraid I cant use it together bcs it may actually damage me. I am trying to find this info
In 2003 I got Laser Resurfacing. I was down for a week. On day 4 I was unrecognizable. But I LOVED the outcome. My skin was tighter, my blemishes were gone, even my chickenpox scar was gone - Now THATS deep). I was 46 then. This year (65 in 2022) I went back to the same doctor, paid $4,000 to have the same treatment done again. There was no day 4. On day 4 I looked like I could go back to work. I knew something was different. When I went back the doctor explained "we dont have that procedure anymore. We have fractal laser now" :-( He could have told me that before I paid $4000 (my whole vacation fund for 2 years). 6 months later I see NO difference in my face. None. I took before pics so I know what I'm looking for. I am SO upset I can't tell you :'( Why is LASER RESURFACING (7 layers he said in 2003) no longer available?
@@carrieduvall4579 I had a chemical peel a couple years ago. I dont know if it was TCA but I didnt see a difference really. I'll look into TCA and see if it's different. Thank you
I had a cheek treadlift. I am 42 years old. It made a visible difference. Its been a month now and I am very happy with the results. It's definitely something I would recommend appose to a facelift
@@jtika1978 Hi after 6 months the results was gone. It was a bit a waste of money. I went for a mini thyroidectomy now. The results was much more dramatic obviously. Just hope it last longer. Was double the price of a treadlift.
@@faiek100 thank you so much for your honest reply. I’m not accepting aging well- at least pertaining to how I look. The treatment options can be overwhelming! And most doctors/medical spas are only trying to make money. I like this doctor but I think he’s pretty rare 😂. People who’ve experienced the treatments are so very helpful! 🙏
@@faiek100 I did read thyroidectomy and was confused for a second 😂 especially since I have Hashimoto’s thyroiditis & am always trying to protect my thyroid! By the way, you’re handsome in your pfp, so be encouraged! It’s okay that we don’t look 20 anymore ☺️
For my low income, fixed income and working poor friends who could never afford any products nor procedures. My MaMa used to always say, eat right and live right. Her skin was flawless her whole life, she never put anything on it. She passed away 2 years ago at age 84 RiP MaMa. People in hospitals and Hospice thought she was just so beautiful and radiant till the very end. I also don't use anything on my skin.
I appreciate your honesty about certain procedures being painful...or even painful because you can't numb the area being treated. Now, a video for expectations about how long people can expect these treatments to last (as in a range). Thank you!
I’m 41 but The treatment he recommended for my age group seems a bit excessive BUT I love to know what’s out there and where I’m expected to be at my age...I will look into Refirm based on this information....thanks so much Doc😊
Do you have any idea if using radiofrequency together with LED RED LIGHT is dangerous? I bought both devices and now I am afraid I cant use it together bcs it may actually damage me. I am trying to find this info
Microneedling ruined my skin!!! It gave me acne rosacea! I wish I never got it done. I use to have great skin then my esthetician suggested I get microneedling. I got that done three times with six weeks in-between each treatment, upon her advice. I also got some broken capillaries on my cheeks and some around my nose (both of which I never had before). Now I have to fork out the money to try and fix the damage she's done. I don't even know if it can be fixed. I've been to see doctors and specialists, but there's no magic fix. They've all said that anyone with sensitive skin shouldn't get this treatment done.
yeah I bought a dermaroller once and it put little tares across my skin in lines. Took months to go. This time I bought a dr pen dermastamp to avoid the tearing which has been a lot better as hasnt damaneged my skin like the roller however I do feel one of my fine lines has become more enhanced right after although others seem improved. Am hoping it wil improve my sagging skin. So far have only done two sessions and feel it may be a bit better already
@@audreaaftayev535 I'm sorry that happened to you too. I'll tell you what I've done and maybe that will help you. First of all, don't go to another beautician, like I did. They just want to make money out of you and don't care if your skin gets worse. Actually it's good business for them if your skin gets worse as they'll suggest facials and many creams for you to use. All those things are terrible for Rosacea! I've only learnt all that since the damage happened to me and I started doing a lot of research about it. The microneedling destroyed my skin's acid mantle. When that happens it increases your chances of skin damage, infection, bacterial growth and acne! Depending on the damage, it can take a very long time to heal. The skin specialist put me on a very low dose of the antibiotic, Doxycycline. I was taking one tablet a day for about seven months. Then I cut it down to three times a week, and then once a week. Now I've stopped it altogether. I hated being on antibiotics, but the acne was very bad. I only washed my face once a day with a very mild cleanser and very little moisturiser. Sometimes I'd wash and moisturise every second day. The less you handle your skin, the better. You're trying to give it time to repair itself. Be very gentle when you wash your face and pat the moisturiser on very gently. I didn't use a scrub for a very long time. I still don't use one regularly and when I do, it's a very light and gentle touch. You don't want to aggravate the skin further. It's been a year and eight months since I had the needling treatment and the acne has cleared up a lot. I still get the odd pimple, but I don't touch it. I let it heal alone. Unfortunately the redness is still there, but not as bad as before. I only put some eye shadow in rare cases, otherwise I don't wear make up. Clinique has a cleanser for Rosacea. I didn't like their moisturiser though. I found it too drying. I've been using Synergie Skin. In that range, I use the Ultra Cleanse, Vitamin B serum (very little), and Uber Zinc (also a very small amount). My advice to you is go to your doctor and get his/her advice. Use a mild cleanser and moisturiser. Be patient while your skin heals. Keep your face out of the sun. The skin specialist told me that laser treatments help with the broken capillaries, but they too are risky so I won't be getting any of those. I'm very cautious now. All the best Audrea!
AwesomeCakeDesigner yes, it sounds like she overdid it. I’ve had this happen before with over aggressive treatments on my skin. Over time, if you treat your skin well, you can repair it yourself at home. Try using something with growth factors. I really like Le Mieuxs Rx Serum. (I’m an licensed Esthetician, 25 years).
Oh God really. I love microneedling . Really helped some lines on my cheek after only a hand full of treatments. Did it carefully myself after advice from aesthetics nurse and a lot of research. Only used 0.5mm wouldn't use more than that on face
I had Ultherapy at age 56 - cost: 2,600. Two hours and painful with no visible results. I did face tite and neck tite at age 57 ( a year later) cost: 6,000 - I kid you not - no results. None. Went to a different dermatologist at 59 and she told me the truth: 'Once you can move the skin upwards to get the "look" you want, at that point, you need SURGERY. You will not be happy with the results of any other procedure." Finally, someone told me the truth instead of taking my money. I wish I had not wasted my hard earned money on those procedures that probably would work best for someone in their mid -forties. And no, my skin is not horrible - in fact, I would say above average for my age.
Isn’t there some kind of a law against? if anything, a Woman’s face or anything for that matter it’s something she has to live with wouldn’t you consider that medical malpractice neglect, misinformation or malpractice already said that… It’s actually fraud honey. It’s considered a fraudulent statement. I do believe there’s a law that is admissible as a matter fact it wouldn’t even have to go far it’s bad enough that you were Loan can ruin a reputation. It would not be defamation either because it’s deserving with this doctor did because he was not being forthcoming with you to make money. I am so sorry for what happened to you. I don’t think that you should leave this one alone that’s a lot of money. Do you know what honey if it won’t break you it’s not worth the stress, but if this was a do or die for you, as far as this was your only shot my goodness that is more than enough reason to fight I feel for you, because I am fighting for Dr. withholding information from me. It would’ve made my life different. In my case she not only held back information that was crucial, but lied about my insurance covering reconstruct. His fear is Drey because I wanted to double mastectomy and she talk me out of it telling me my insurance wouldn’t cover it. She lied. It’s not only caused a lot of trauma, but the health problems are so outweighing the cosmetic appeal of it all that I thought would get me more depressed than I already was but it’s not even an issue anymore. It turned into some thing that affected my health shortening my life it’s been a nightmare as sick as I am I am fighting all alone. I am ignored, neglected, abused, and everything else because I am disabled and because they can. but I’m still fighting. I am hoping one day the right person reads my email and chooses to help me. This is far past political it’s serious, but yet it doesn’t matter I have no voice. I’m not sure how to feel about that I feel I have no rights. I can’t believe this is happening in this country but I have a lot of energy and what is happened to you and I am sympathetic toward the fact that not everybody has that kind of black tree and even if you did I’m sorry, but that wouldn’t of made a difference at all. For what it’s worth do it and you will see how many women join you they’re just waiting for that one brave person to start and I’m really sorry this happened to you. I would never let this go only if you can afford it because honey- stress will kill you. I am going to send vibes your way and hope everything works out and that you were just delighted with the outcome. That’s my wish for you and we both have the same taste. We know a good doctor we see one I love this guy he’s honest if only he understood that if he does more pro bono work, good things come back to him, it was supposed to be funny. I hope he took it that way if he read it, but it was just a joke. Good luck to you sweetheart the best man always wins you will see that you will win one way or another. And can you imagine if the doctor sees this it just so happens to have the time and it’s been a while since this pro bono and he chooses you nothing is impossible you never know what’s inside of that chocolate right? That’s what I’m hoping will happen out of this I always wake up with hope and then I go to bed defeated, but I always wake up with hope again. Have a wonderful, wonderful life. And in closing I have always believed that when something is not happening smoothly furthermore obstacles that are far too many that means it’s not meant to be and maybe this is a blessing in disguise. ❤ I am visually impaired. I hope you can figure out why the sentences are running together and know where to put those commas and dots if not I’m sorry you had to go through this. Have a good night.
🖇💕♥️🖇💕♥️ 12:10 Use retinol Moisturiser 🧴 every night Radio frequency for tightening (30s and 40s) Botox for neck bands ..like me Micro needling with radio frequency (advanced and 40s and 50s) 06:30 Ultra therapy ( strong) Face tite (minor surgery)
I like how you advertise your own brand without overdoing.
Exactly!! Like claiming he’s holistic yet offers Botox! 👏🏼
Holistic just means complete or while it doesn’t mean gentle or natural (although Botox weirdly is a “natural” product).
@@clarecrooks8123 while holistic means treating the body as a whole and not just treating the symptoms while injecting doesn't exactly fit that definition. And as far as you claiming botox is natural, it's "basically made from the bacteria that causes botulism, otherwise known as botulinum TOXIN type A." It does state that it can have side effects which is why it's normally suggested that patients do a patch test.
@@VAHZGEN you are confusing my being annoyed at a failure to use English properly as tacit approval of Botox. I wouldn’t use it, it is toxic and is likely to long term hasten ageing. You still need to use your big people words properly “hun”
@@clarecrooks8123 lol. Before chastising others, learn how to write and spell before making a comment on youtube HUN.
1.Retinol moisturize (especially for younger ppl.. 20's-40's)
2.radio-frequency treatment (not for super saggy skin)
3. Fractional laser (40'-50's)
4. Botox to platysmal bands (not for loose skin)
5. Microneedling w/radio-frequency (more invasive)
6. Ultherapy
One doctor is making vertical facelift as the go to procedure for everything.
How about thermage?
I had ultherapy wow I started noticing results around my 3/4 month , sadly I lost 10 lbs (stress related) by older pictures I still see a little results, my face wrinkles around mouth and sides are bad, I highly recommend ultherapy and laser, and good products!!! That’s my 2cents worth!! Happy New year!!🎆
Thank you 😊
Thank you very much!!!
I wish you'd included a before and after pictures with each type of treatment. Visuals always help with decision making. Maybe on another video? I know I would appreciate it greatly.
Me too
Even better would be to have included the long-term clinical results. Oh, wait. There are none.
Yeah he'll work on the lighting and photo shop and get back to you. This crap doesn't work and most likely will make your issue worse. These procedures do one thing consistently, they make these frauds rich.
They work Tommy…
@@tommycasidy3031 Retinols, lasers and high frequency definitely work. They all have many published studies on their effectiveness.
The secret to staying young looking is to keep the heart pure be a good person and that which is inside will reflect on the outside. Have a beautiful heart and I promise that you would look more physically beautiful.
Totally agree
Amen 🙏🏻
True👌🏻
Nah afraid not!
CAP
I am over 80 and have very few wrinkles , but I have jowls, so I am happy to wear my mask and show off my wrinkle free eyes , lol!!
I’m sure that you are such a beautiful person❤️
@@caroldunn9035 You are kind Carol ! Thank you !
Das leben am Deich
@@1480f What is DEICH ?
What mask?
This guy is so beautiful and has such a nice voice, he might talk me into doing something crazy like this to be prettier.
Ha ha. Well said!
Hansome for guys vs beautiful for women 😀😁
@blue star lol thirsty?
Even though you are probably already very pretty.thats how good he is with making people want to do something lol
@@ta6402 0
I am seventy-four and the IPL (Intensed Pulsed Light) treatments help me look younger, and makes my skin look much prettier. I don't want to look "young", I just want to look the best I can at my age and those treatments do that for me.
Laura Hastings-Brownstein could you please tell me what is the IPL,thank you
@@坐在阳光下-i6t Hi - Sure. It is Intense Pulsated Light treatment. It is less invasive than the CO2 laser treatment, and you don't peel afterwards, but it causes the skin to tighten and it causes collagen to increase.
@@laurahastings-brownstein1481 where did you get it from?? My moms birthday is next week and cant decide what to buy her.
Is it the same as they use for hair removal?
Laura Hastings-Brownstein thank you very much
What is IPL?
I’ve been using Retin A since 28 for acne and recently learned it has anti aging benefits. I’m African American. Though we have melanin that allows us to age much slower, I still look 18. Drinking water for skin elasticity, eating balanced, and having joy, really helps with the aging process. I will start using sunscreen more now to preserve my skin even more.
oh yes dear, sunscreen for sure and dont forget your neck and back of neck and upper chest. The skin there will not get darker if you use sunscreen. I also do the top of my hands so when driving my hands wont get age spots or darker. I was a red-headed child and I dont want the granny hands with freckles! so far Im 591/2 and my hands are clear of spots! It does work.
Sleeping on your back is supposed to help too.
@@suzh4187 why?
@@suzh4187
I don't know about that.
Sleeping on your back is so bad for you. It reduces your oxygen levels and it's just bad! Even people in the hospital, when it's really bad, they are told to sleep on their belly,but NEVER the back.
@@gea2663 Gravity, darling.
Your “bedside manner” is absolutely warm and caring, Dr. Youn. You truly place the patient/client first and foremost. ❤️🙏
Wishing everyone here good health and happiness! ❤️🎉
Same to you.
Hello Gregoria
As to you!
The best secret to looking younger is to be happy as much as possible and have harbour a young spirit ❤️
Some people like to LOOK younger too, each to their own :)
Do both,and have the best of both worlds !😀
how tobe happy?
Cherryblossom - completely agree!🤗
@@gea2663 work on it! It takes hard work to be happy🤣
Dr.Youn practices what he “ preaches”, he has beautiful skin.
Asians have beautiful skin.
Yes hes gorgeous
He's only 22
@@momentumstocks3493 He IS 49!!! I saw it on Google. ✨✨✨✨
i think he has an eyelift too
Very informative, thanks! I´m 41 (Omg really?!), but I´ll just accept that I´m not 20 anymore, eat healthy, take care of my skin and love myself and the world. I think all of that will give you a natural beauty no matter what age you are.
41? My kids are that age.
I felt the same in my forties and fifties, but believe me when you are 69 it is a whole new ballgame. No one wants a turkey neck...
I'm 63 and Botox just has not been in my budget so I was determined to do anything I could at home oh, so I started doing these facial exercises and exercises to firm up the jowl and lift it let me tell you it does not happen overnight but it is well worth the effort, oh and it's free
Do u use the bouncy thing u put in your mouth?
If you have a friend or family member who is a nurse you could buy the botox or filler and injections which are cheap and ask her to do it for you, just watch the "Natural Chaos" channel here on utube.
I did it for a year with no improvement
@@nietzschesmuse are you insane? Suggesting illegal practices!
@@joanbaczek2575 My ex bf used to do jaw exercise making those ugly faces, last year l saw his profile on Facebook..he look years younger then his age. Actually he looked 20 years younger. All those years of doing jaw exercise paid off I was really shocked he looked slightly older but he doesn't even close to his age. Back then I was in my early 20s and he was in his early 30s. Now l'm in my early 50s. I don't look my age still thanks to good genes in my family. Sorry l have not practice jaw exercise l wished l had then see if it made me look younger than what I look right now.
He’s so honest.
You are so articulate and kind in your videos. Not pushy and unrealistic. An absolute pleasure to watch. Thank you for all the honest and informative videos.
I love this doctor honesty! He has certainly educated me about skincare and more!!
I just iron my face every morning using heavy starch.
😂ME TOO!!😂
How can we iron our face?and its benefits???
Selah 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
How do I Iron your face?
I’m 47 and people always mistake me for 20 something...I’m asian, been avoiding the sun since I was very young and religous sun protection and vitamin a
What is sub protection?
You’re Asian. Could have stopped there.
@@joanbaczek2575
You know what she meant.
Do you have any idea if using radiofrequency together with LED RED LIGHT is dangerous?
I bought both devices and now I am afraid I cant use it together bcs it may actually damage me.
I am trying to find this info
I’m 54 and did full neck and face ultherapy. It helped with my double chin and a little on the face. I don’t think I could endure that pain again, though.
So many people say bad things about it or that it doesn’t work, where did you have yours done?
@@ibanez856 I did it about 2-3 years ago. Didn't notice any change. I'm sure there were changes on a small scale but nothing I could notice. Procedure lasted 4 hours. Doing passes on the various level settings as instructed by the manufacturer. As the levels went up, the pain was bad. I had to stop about 30 minutes before the 4 hours. And couldn't complete it. It was like the inside of my neck was on fire. As the man said... works for some people and doesn't for others.
Before and Afters would be helpful here.
Exactly 💯
I had a neck lift 7 years ago I love the results I am now 67 years old and I still love the results I definitely look 10 years younger find a great doctor that’s definitely a certified board of plastic surgery I have No regrets
Can you please tell me your doctor name who performed surgery on you?
And can you also tell me if surgery is suitable for me for face lift, I am 29 years old?
Irma i m 49 years old pakistani lady .but my neck skin is very loos.plz tell me your dr name and total cost 4 this process. Thnks dear
@Reerei Dia u r right dear sir/ mam but m in depression
Dr Youn your honest and transparent videos are just a treat to people am sure all over the globe who technically have pretty much the same concerns no matter what gender or age. For these informative videos we are highly thankful and obliged for your words of wisdom and for imparting your knowledge for the public to benefit in the long run in maintaining ones beauty externally which will in turn restores confidence in oneself from within. God bless and keep those videos rolling!
I love this Doctor! I keep seeing him everywhere. We need more physicians like this! That care about overall wellness to the symptom at hand!
Do you have any idea if using radiofrequency together with LED RED LIGHT is dangerous?
I bought both devices and now I am afraid I cant use it together bcs it may actually damage me.
I am trying to find this info
1: retin a cream
2: radio frequency treatment (refirme / pelleve) appropriate for 30-40 year olds
3: fractional laser (40-50 year olds) icon 5040
4: Botox to Platysmal Bands (wont work well if you have a lot of loose skin)
5: Microneedling with Radio Frequency treatment (fractora / vivace) (40s to early 50s)
6: Ultherapy - uses ultrasound not too successful
7:FaceTite, (Surgical procedure) doesn't give the scars of a facelift but price prohibative
Dr. Youn, your skin is glowing!! 😮 I actually trust your advice because it's clear that you practice what you preach 👍🏽 Thanks again for another informative video! I'm in my twenties and just started using retinol thanks to your advice. I've also started wearing sunblock every day!
@@hearmichaelsavage rubbish comment, factually wrong, and spam link. Reported.
He has beautifil skin + he puts cream or even an oil before filming to make it glowy and noticable. I use the same trick. Or he could use a very good bb /cc cream.
Being Asian helps. They have oilier skin, thicker skin. So wrinkling shows up 10 years later than caucasians but dark spots show up earlier. I am also asian, in my 50s and people always think I am 20 years younger here. For Asia however I look my age.
I also think he is Korean, based on his hair. Koreans havr legendary skin. Literally everyone in S. Korea has gorgeous skin.
@@arashk0 LOL It's "due to" (poor grammar - should be "because") SURGERY and/or fillers/neurotoxins. C'mon. Ketchup. ;)
I completely agree with your comment on the importance of a retinal or retinoid. Adding that to my regimen was a complete game changer. I actually went with a prescription strength retinal and my skin has never looked better and I just turned 59.
Where do you buy it
Shauna papa , what is the name of it
@@Israel_edits7 Your physician can give you a prescription for tretinoin . In the interim, use an OTC retinol.
Agreed - I've been using one for acne on and off since my 20s - but they due absolutely NOTHING for the very mechanical process of jowl formation. That's just so much BS he's transmitting. lol
@@LillyBunnyBoo Try doing face yoga to minimize the appearance of jowls. It helped me a lot. There are UA-cam videos on it. Building up the cheek muscles helps lift the cheeks and smooth out the jaw.
Every time I shower I lather up & gently (but firmly) use my knuckles to massage my neck/platysmal bands, then I stretch my neck gently. It really helps them to stay smoother & relaxed=)
This guy is SO lovely....not just his face, but his voice and energy. I had a face lifts years ago and wish I had this doc. I would have traveled to be under his care. Now I'm too old!
Your videos bring light to the confusion about hundreds of skin care and procedures! Thank you for your effort, and top notch delivery.
Stay young with Youn!!! I think it should be your moto!
My grandpa is 80 years old & he still looks the same as my baby photos like 27 years ago. When people ask him how he stays looking young, he says “sunblock & lotion”. 😂
Lol
It makes me wonder how long ago he started using sunblock. My grandparents didn't use it but they were 10years older than yours. I do feel like using lotion or an oil moisturizer is a key factor
Sun ages you
It true!
Its definitely a genetic thing too..my mum aged unbelievably..I'm uk when I went to florida I couldnt believe how much the sun destroys skin.
1. Retinol Moisturizer every night
2. Radiofrequency treatment (30s minor)
3. Fractional Laser
4. Botox in Platysmal Bands (10-15 units) last 3-4 months (minor)
5. Micro needling with Radio frequency Fractora, Vivace (40s 50s)
6. Ultherapy
More Invasive:
7. FaceTite
Dr. Youn, I love seeing your smiling face! I can tell you're so honest, sincere and passionate about everything you talk about! I've never heard of any of these treatments. Thank you for sharing! And thank you for being so personal and answering our questions! It's rare to find a doctor so caring ! I appreciate you very much! The only bad thing......I live too far away! Maybe someday my husband and I can visit your clinic 🌻🌻🌻🌻
God bless your ❤
Well NOW I learn this! Had a facelift/neck lift 8 days ago! However super happy I did it!!!
We're do you went🤔🤔🤔
How much does a face-lift cost?
I love how you educate the masses to make it easier to understand the latest options for helping people want to look their best and feel great about themselves. It saves time and can get to the heart of the matter. Plus you have no hard sell on if you get the patient/sell the product or not. You are the greatest.
People want to know to be informed love love love ❤️ it makes being informed so freeing to make choices which in my opinion would want me to order products from you just because of you showing your love for people.
I pray for cosmetic procedures everyday. I know, you’re supposed to love yourself and I do! I have just always highly admired, studied, and wanted several cosmetic procedures done. I’m not at the place in my life now to be able to afford them, but honestly I pray everyday. It’s just something i take interest and admiration in. I love myself now I just want to enhance my features so I can really look like the woman I already feel I am inside!
This was so incredibly informative, I can't thank you enough. Just what I needed from someone I trust. Great channel Dr Youn!
I love my age and admire the beauty in it, seems less painful and expensive.
You are broke, aren't you? :D
@@cameliad3522 loads of people are.. And they better learn to love themselves still
I had Ultherapy a few years ago and it was excellent. I had it done by a dentist who had a major interest in beauty therapy. It was painful but she gave me dental painkilling injections and it worked!
I can feel love when he speaks about the different procedures. ☺☺☺☺💝
You are the best! Lot of so called "Surgeons" would immediately recommend facelifts for people in 40s good to know there are a lot of steps in the ladder to go through before going under the knife and having skin chopped off.
I’m planning to age gracefully. So far so good.
Everyone is againg gracefully. :)
@@Lucinda_A1 some would say botox and the likes of it is kinda cheating nature's way ;) so not gracefully.
It's because you have no other choice.
I’ve known there was a Dr. Youn around my area, but I didn’t know it was you until you mentioned the metro Detroit area! I’m excited!
Lucky you😌
Hello Kathryn
Massaging and face yoga works wonders. Japanese massage is the only thing you need to prevent your skin from sagging.
for these comparison types of content I'd love to see a before, immediately after, and then after full healing photos.
Hi Dr. Youn, I really wish you'd talk about premature aging and how to reverse it if possible and avoid further damage. I'm from a third world country, I'm stressed out most of the time and everything here is trying to kill us 😂 I can't leave, but I can fight on. And now that I have a job, I can take better care of myself. TIA.
@@FireSilver25 Omg thank you so much for this wonderful advice. I consider that I have premature aging due to lacking of care even though I should have great genetics since my parents and grandparents have beautiful skins. I’m 41 now hopefully is not too late. I eat
very healthy but drinks lots of coffee. Why is it bad for aging? I didn’t know about it.
You know what my dermatologist introduced me to Retin A at 18 and now decades later I can tell you how this cream is amazing my skin looks so nice so plump with no wrinkles and I look natural.
If you do some laser and peel as I do Retin A is the best when the healing process is done.
My advice is start as soon as you can Retin A to preserve your youngfull look.
And last point but very important point is control your weight.
alan wisdom -what brand did your doctor give you?
@@kamea4023 effederm as a lotion but only available i' France.
My sister had such a bad reaction in her lips from Botox, she has to have monthly injections to correct it! Another thing that I'm glad I did when I was a teenager (I'm 61) I have always always moisturized my neck when I do my face! I do have good skin naturally, but I drink a lot of water and eat lots of raw veggies daily to help it along.
JAK, yes I totally agree about moisturizing the neck and décolletage when your moisturizing your face. Treat your face, neck and décolletage all as one and when your 50 those areas will still look like they did when you were 30. I a 54 and I have zero wrinkles on my neck and chest area. Don’t wait till your 50 to start moisturizing those areas, I started in my early 20’s, when your doing your skincare in the morning and night whatever goes on the face put on your neck and chest too, you won’t regret it.
JAK you don’t get botox in the lips. You are full of shit
That is the way..me too..I am 55 ,and doing great ...
Alicia Valley you are mistaken
Botox is used perioral if indicated
@@RK-su4hs Could you explain more about this please. TIA.
Looking good on the inside and out both require conscious effort. Your thoughts influence how are as a person buy if you want to prolong ageing physical action is required...I neglected my neck and decolletage and it shows. My face looks 15 years younger but my neck says otherwise. However different measures work on different people and if you are born with good bone structure then you are on a head start. A pure heart is ageless beauty with lots of wrinkles because the eyes speak volumes.
I just can’t get on board with pain to look younger. I’m in a lot of chronic pain and I just couldn’t add to it to look younger. But I’ve been happily married for 30 years so it's not really urgent. But dr Youn looks so good and sounds so convincing, he’s making me think….
I literally don't know how you manage to find the time to make the videos and also do your job as a surgeon... But sure am happy you do make time to enlighten us. Keep up the great job and wish you success in anything you want and need in life.
I want my skin to look as tight but natural and healthy like yours! :)
I had Ultherapy. It was a waste of money, and yes, it was very painful.
I had hifu.lost fat in the chin.worst decision ever.
@@EnvoyPlayz omg ,and I was thinking about getting it soon
Dont go for it.
@@EnvoyPlayz thanks, I won't surely
some day spa's I go to aggressively market Ultherapy to me, I decline just as aggressively
The Radiofrequency + Microneedling completely lifted my face. Very little downtime.
do you have pics of before? how old are you?
@@RundownwithRachel so you're 31..i'm sure rf and microN helped you! haha.
What was the machine named?
@@iamthatgirlavi8006 Can you elaborate? I'm 37 but youthful looking. I wanted to tighten my face a little more and boost more collagen, but this seems like a red flag.
@@iamthatgirlavi8006 All right, thank you!
I enjoy your demeanor. You are more kind than other surgeons I have met. Thank you. It helps to not be worried to go to surgeon if needed.
You videos and podcast are so informative and I love that you integrate less invasive alternatives and a more holistic approach before recommending anything invasive. Thank you for all the wonderful education you do. You are my go to for any beauty information.
Oh snap , I flipped when you say your office us in metro detroit. I'm in Rochester hills. I may be seeing you for treatment. I'm blown away. Your office in Michigan.
JohnDoe Kassem hello neighbor 😃
JohnDoe Kassem I know! I might make a trip from the southwest side of the state to see him...
I love watching Dr Yuon’s video. It’s short and brief. I’ve been using retinol moisturizer only on the evening as I heard you shouldn’t use it during the day. I purchased majority of my Korean products from Marshall’s and/or TJ Maxx. All products made in Korean and are amazing. Make sure check box indicate “made in korea” (Brand like It’s Skin and/Or Glam Fox).
Try your kitchen cabinet. I have been using for the last 40 years with EMS. I am 65 and it works. Persistent maintenance is the key and routine. Stay young in heart and mind ..and if there is anything you can be in this world be kind it shows in your face.💖
I been using retinal moisturizer in my makeup for over 30 years I am actually 51 and I look awesome! And I also exercise my face
That's exactly what I do. Collagen powder, retinol, vitamin C and sunblock. The best
Ultherapy! I'm 44, and after I got it done a good friend asked me I I got something done to my eyes! That was 2 weeks after the treatment! The results arent even at their best for about 3 months.
I booked and I'm 2.weeks I'm doing it. In so nervous cause a lot of people says they lose fat and they look worst than before. Can you tell me m ore of your experience? I'm 34, and I'm also afraid of loosing fat and looking older (I payed for it already, they are certified)
I'm 43, planning to do it. Could you please tell results on your eye skin and neck?
@@jazmin6031 could you post how you got on with this treatment please? Hopefully it was worth it for you!
I had it done (lower face) last year, I was 49. I did see a difference. Especially, on my neck. Was it drastic? No. But, then I didn't go under the knife either. I'm still happy a year later😀
It would be helpful if you had picture examples of what you consider "a lot of sagging" :)
It's what YOU consider sagging.
Natasha Ryder - I was thinking that same thing. And it's not was another poster says that "It's what you consider sagging" - it's what the doctor considers is safe or effective for a specific level of sagging. If the doctor is recommending specific procedures for a certain age or 'sagginess' of skin we want a 'for instance' right?
I just turned 51 in May and absolutely EVERYTHING on my body is sagging 🤷🏼♀️ I suffer from chronic clinical depression and chronic neck pain (3 herniated discs)
I truly believe that those 2 things have played a part in my appearance
i just accept reality and embrace my age
Then why are you here??
Good for you... Now keep it moving. 💓
I kind of do, but I'm mad that I lost so many years to horrible stuff, and I want them back in a way.
@@nadiamccall4311 what is horrible? So sorry.
Yes true...and eat alot of kale...😊
When I was younger I did the Retinol...the lazer was awesome...my kids noticed right off. blink blink blink...tightening was noticed!!!!
I would trust you to do procedures - you sound honest and your skin is immaculate
would love to see video of some of these techniques, with before and after and more info on the costs
Try fasting for 3 days. Do it once every week. It makes your whole body young including your skin. You need not spend money on anything. But be guided accordingly when you have fasting.
TheFrugal _Trekker what type fast no food at all or water only . What’s your fasting method
@@pamelaf5913 I don't totally eat with only water from time to time especially when I feel hungry. The first three days is the most difficult because your body consumes all your glucose specially the third day, afterwards you feel a lot better. But watch out for your low sugar level because you might feel awful like trembling, nausea and you might past out specially when you are new to it. Do it 2 days, 2 days, 3 days, 5 days in that order so you get used to it and you study how your body reacts to it.. Searcg this here in YT, The Science of Fasting so you understand more the authenticity of this process. It's better to consult your doctor about it. This is just a suggestion, take it at your own risk. Today I'm actually on my 5th day, I intend to continue it for as long as I can maybe 12 days. Funny, I just bought all the stuff I want to eat after this, lol!
So for 3 days you don’t eat anything ? 😳
@@elenarangel1387 Yes, actually I did it for 5 days with only water. But be careful when you decided to stop it and eat any food stuff, you have to eat in small size gradually. Don't make all at once right after you ended your fasting. This will hurt the lining of your stomach and will lead you to ulcer or some painful feeling in your stomach.
@@pamelaf5913 Check out Resetter TV E16, on You Tube. Dr Mindy Pelz alsodoes an amazing interview with Naomi Whittel. Whittel's the specialist on the effects of fasting on skin. Also, Dr Berg and '#1 Science Behind Fasting'.
i did some research and review what i ve learned some non surgical lifting procedures make some ppl loose volume in the face which subsequently makes them look even older
Yes, and Ultherapy is one of those.
I wish I lived in your country I'd be over in an instant for you to work your magic on my face because I think I could only trust you.
You're such a lovely man
Thank you for all your honest advice.
🤗☺️
Dr. Youn is so honest and love his products. Wish he was in Florida!
If you're here doubting how truly beautiful you are... I'm here to remind you that YOU are beautiful ❤
ALA-PDT Laser Treatment is a combination of two commonly used specialist dermatologist treatments - photodynamic therapy (PDT) and vascular laser. APL is an effective treatment for sundamaged and aged skin, and can prevent future development of sunspots and skin cancers.
Ultherapy hurt like hell and didnt work for me, plus she didnt do my neck. It was a waste of money for me. I'll spend my money on great skincare products as they work!
Gina dear what products u used for tightin the skin plzz reply
I respect when a person gives advice, has their own line but says “Whether use mine or another line, use it” it just shows that they are more concerned about giving the advice than peddling their own product.
Retinol moisturizer.
Radiofrequncy (refirme, pelleve)
Fractional laser
Botox to platysmal bands
Microneedling with radiofrequncy (fractora, Vivace)
Ultherapy
FaceTite
Thank you 🙏
👍🏼
Good info. I’m about to turn 45 & notice my neck is getting a little saggy but don’t think I need anything invasive (yet). Thanks for sharing the options
I also find that Pilates tightens my jaw line because the head lifting works out the muscles under the jaw
Thanks for the tip
I love this video! It's so simple, open and honest and very helpful. I like that you keep it natural and don't ovedo the jumpcuts and you have such a pleasant personality. I will definitely try the retinol cream.
Best video I've seen so far explaining the different lasers .
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Ive been moisturizing since i was 24 yrs old
Im 68 now
And i look like im in my early 40's and ive been told that by others as well
He doesn't mention face and neck exercises - they're are an excellent way of keeping your neck and facial muscles firm! And cheap!
Yes, have you watched Koko Hayashi on YT? She’s a great face yoga coach and for free :,)
Yes the jaw exercise (that doesn’t hurt teeth) is the best. I can’t find mine since I moved 😢
Yes! I look much better that 2 months ago. Don't be lazy. Staying in shape takes real work.
Great info! I'm a licensed esthetician and I have a high frequency and steamer machine but I've never used the high frequency. I may have to start, I'm noticing my skin is not as firm as it was
Do you have any idea if using radiofrequency together with LED RED LIGHT is dangerous?
I bought both devices and now I am afraid I cant use it together bcs it may actually damage me.
I am trying to find this info
In 2003 I got Laser Resurfacing. I was down for a week. On day 4 I was unrecognizable. But I LOVED the outcome. My skin was tighter, my blemishes were gone, even my chickenpox scar was gone - Now THATS deep). I was 46 then. This year (65 in 2022) I went back to the same doctor, paid $4,000 to have the same treatment done again. There was no day 4. On day 4 I looked like I could go back to work. I knew something was different. When I went back the doctor explained "we dont have that procedure anymore. We have fractal laser now" :-( He could have told me that before I paid $4000 (my whole vacation fund for 2 years). 6 months later I see NO difference in my face. None. I took before pics so I know what I'm looking for. I am SO upset I can't tell you :'( Why is LASER RESURFACING (7 layers he said in 2003) no longer available?
Have you considered TCA chemical peels?
@@carrieduvall4579 I had a chemical peel a couple years ago. I dont know if it was TCA but I didnt see a difference really. I'll look into TCA and see if it's different. Thank you
I had a cheek treadlift. I am 42 years old. It made a visible difference. Its been a month now and I am very happy with the results. It's definitely something I would recommend appose to a facelift
I heard those don’t last long, especially for the minimal results & price. Are you still pleased with the results after time has passed?
@@jtika1978 Hi after 6 months the results was gone. It was a bit a waste of money. I went for a mini thyroidectomy now. The results was much more dramatic obviously. Just hope it last longer. Was double the price of a treadlift.
Sorry meant rhytidectomy
@@faiek100 thank you so much for your honest reply. I’m not accepting aging well- at least pertaining to how I look. The treatment options can be overwhelming! And most doctors/medical spas are only trying to make money. I like this doctor but I think he’s pretty rare 😂. People who’ve experienced the treatments are so very helpful! 🙏
@@faiek100 I did read thyroidectomy and was confused for a second 😂 especially since I have Hashimoto’s thyroiditis & am always trying to protect my thyroid!
By the way, you’re handsome in your pfp, so be encouraged! It’s okay that we don’t look 20 anymore ☺️
For my low income, fixed income and working poor friends who could never afford any products nor procedures. My MaMa used to always say, eat right and live right. Her skin was flawless her whole life, she never put anything on it. She passed away 2 years ago at age 84 RiP MaMa. People in hospitals and Hospice thought she was just so beautiful and radiant till the very end. I also don't use anything on my skin.
You gave alot of options however ultimately all I want is for my skin to look like yours :) I'll have whatever your having !!
I've done LED treatments and found them effective. However, they must be done periodically. I like for him to do a video on it.
For what purpose is this led treatment does it works
@@funnyyoutube123 Look up red and blue light LED therapy. Very good for skin rejuvenation and acne.
I just ordered the Biomax
I’m addicted to Dr. Youn.
Yes, he seems so honest and extremely knowledgeable !! Beautiful character and he has very good looks himself.
I appreciate your honesty about certain procedures being painful...or even painful because you can't numb the area being treated.
Now, a video for expectations about how long people can expect these treatments to last (as in a range). Thank you!
I’m 41 but The treatment he recommended for my age group seems a bit excessive BUT I love to know what’s out there and where I’m expected to be at my age...I will look into Refirm based on this information....thanks so much Doc😊
I wish he would have told us approx. pricing with these treatments
Same. I know from checking that there's no set price (it tends to fluctuate) but an approximation would be helpful
@@Jdb74985 EXACTLY
Doctor, thank you for an excellent tutorial. I sure wish that I lived closer to your practice, as I would love to be your patient.
Do you have any idea if using radiofrequency together with LED RED LIGHT is dangerous?
I bought both devices and now I am afraid I cant use it together bcs it may actually damage me.
I am trying to find this info
Microneedling ruined my skin!!! It gave me acne rosacea! I wish I never got it done. I use to have great skin then my esthetician suggested I get microneedling. I got that done three times with six weeks in-between each treatment, upon her advice. I also got some broken capillaries on my cheeks and some around my nose (both of which I never had before). Now I have to fork out the money to try and fix the damage she's done. I don't even know if it can be fixed. I've been to see doctors and specialists, but there's no magic fix. They've all said that anyone with sensitive skin shouldn't get this treatment done.
yeah I bought a dermaroller once and it put little tares across my skin in lines. Took months to go. This time I bought a dr pen dermastamp to avoid the tearing which has been a lot better as hasnt damaneged my skin like the roller however I do feel one of my fine lines has become more enhanced right after although others seem improved. Am hoping it wil improve my sagging skin. So far have only done two sessions and feel it may be a bit better already
AwesomeCakeDesigner I’m dealing w the exact thing!
@@audreaaftayev535 I'm sorry that happened to you too. I'll tell you what I've done and maybe that will help you. First of all, don't go to another beautician, like I did. They just want to make money out of you and don't care if your skin gets worse. Actually it's good business for them if your skin gets worse as they'll suggest facials and many creams for you to use. All those things are terrible for Rosacea! I've only learnt all that since the damage happened to me and I started doing a lot of research about it. The microneedling destroyed my skin's acid mantle. When that happens it increases your chances of skin damage, infection, bacterial growth and acne! Depending on the damage, it can take a very long time to heal.
The skin specialist put me on a very low dose of the antibiotic, Doxycycline. I was taking one tablet a day for about seven months. Then I cut it down to three times a week, and then once a week. Now I've stopped it altogether. I hated being on antibiotics, but the acne was very bad. I only washed my face once a day with a very mild cleanser and very little moisturiser. Sometimes I'd wash and moisturise every second day. The less you handle your skin, the better. You're trying to give it time to repair itself. Be very gentle when you wash your face and pat the moisturiser on very gently. I didn't use a scrub for a very long time. I still don't use one regularly and when I do, it's a very light and gentle touch. You don't want to aggravate the skin further. It's been a year and eight months since I had the needling treatment and the acne has cleared up a lot. I still get the odd pimple, but I don't touch it. I let it heal alone. Unfortunately the redness is still there, but not as bad as before. I only put some eye shadow in rare cases, otherwise I don't wear make up. Clinique has a cleanser for Rosacea. I didn't like their moisturiser though. I found it too drying. I've been using Synergie Skin. In that range, I use the Ultra Cleanse, Vitamin B serum (very little), and Uber Zinc (also a very small amount).
My advice to you is go to your doctor and get his/her advice. Use a mild cleanser and moisturiser. Be patient while your skin heals. Keep your face out of the sun. The skin specialist told me that laser treatments help with the broken capillaries, but they too are risky so I won't be getting any of those. I'm very cautious now.
All the best Audrea!
AwesomeCakeDesigner yes, it sounds like she overdid it. I’ve had this happen before with over aggressive treatments on my skin. Over time, if you treat your skin well, you can repair it yourself at home. Try using something with growth factors. I really like Le Mieuxs Rx Serum. (I’m an licensed Esthetician, 25 years).
Oh God really. I love microneedling . Really helped some lines on my cheek after only a hand full of treatments. Did it carefully myself after advice from aesthetics nurse and a lot of research. Only used 0.5mm wouldn't use more than that on face
I had Ultherapy at age 56 - cost: 2,600. Two hours and painful with no visible results. I did face tite and neck tite at age 57 ( a year later) cost: 6,000 - I kid you not - no results. None. Went to a different dermatologist at 59 and she told me the truth: 'Once you can move the skin upwards to get the "look" you want, at that point, you need SURGERY. You will not be happy with the results of any other procedure." Finally, someone told me the truth instead of taking my money. I wish I had not wasted my hard earned money on those procedures that probably would work best for someone in their mid -forties. And no, my skin is not horrible - in fact, I would say above average for my age.
Isn’t there some kind of a law against? if anything, a Woman’s face or anything for that matter it’s something she has to live with wouldn’t you consider that medical malpractice neglect, misinformation or malpractice already said that… It’s actually fraud honey. It’s considered a fraudulent statement. I do believe there’s a law that is admissible as a matter fact it wouldn’t even have to go far it’s bad enough that you were Loan can ruin a reputation. It would not be defamation either because it’s deserving with this doctor did because he was not being forthcoming with you to make money. I am so sorry for what happened to you. I don’t think that you should leave this one alone that’s a lot of money. Do you know what honey if it won’t break you it’s not worth the stress, but if this was a do or die for you, as far as this was your only shot my goodness that is more than enough reason to fight I feel for you, because I am fighting for Dr. withholding information from me. It would’ve made my life different. In my case she not only held back information that was crucial, but lied about my insurance covering reconstruct. His fear is Drey because I wanted to double mastectomy and she talk me out of it telling me my insurance wouldn’t cover it. She lied. It’s not only caused a lot of trauma, but the health problems are so outweighing the cosmetic appeal of it all that I thought would get me more depressed than I already was but it’s not even an issue anymore. It turned into some thing that affected my health shortening my life it’s been a nightmare as sick as I am I am fighting all alone. I am ignored, neglected, abused, and everything else because I am disabled and because they can. but I’m still fighting. I am hoping one day the right person reads my email and chooses to help me. This is far past political it’s serious, but yet it doesn’t matter I have no voice. I’m not sure how to feel about that I feel I have no rights. I can’t believe this is happening in this country but I have a lot of energy and what is happened to you and I am sympathetic toward the fact that not everybody has that kind of black tree and even if you did I’m sorry, but that wouldn’t of made a difference at all. For what it’s worth do it and you will see how many women join you they’re just waiting for that one brave person to start and I’m really sorry this happened to you. I would never let this go only if you can afford it because honey- stress will kill you. I am going to send vibes your way and hope everything works out and that you were just delighted with the outcome. That’s my wish for you and we both have the same taste. We know a good doctor we see one I love this guy he’s honest if only he understood that if he does more pro bono work, good things come back to him, it was supposed to be funny. I hope he took it that way if he read it, but it was just a joke. Good luck to you sweetheart the best man always wins you will see that you will win one way or another. And can you imagine if the doctor sees this it just so happens to have the time and it’s been a while since this pro bono and he chooses you nothing is impossible you never know what’s inside of that chocolate right? That’s what I’m hoping will happen out of this I always wake up with hope and then I go to bed defeated, but I always wake up with hope again. Have a wonderful, wonderful life. And in closing I have always believed that when something is not happening smoothly furthermore obstacles that are far too many that means it’s not meant to be and maybe this is a blessing in disguise. ❤ I am visually impaired. I hope you can figure out why the sentences are running together and know where to put those commas and dots if not I’m sorry you had to go through this. Have a good night.
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12:10 Use retinol Moisturiser 🧴 every night
Radio frequency for tightening (30s and 40s)
Botox for neck bands ..like me
Micro needling with radio frequency (advanced and 40s and 50s)
06:30 Ultra therapy ( strong)
Face tite (minor surgery)
Doc your skin looks flawless 👌
Dr. Youn can you do a video on LED light therapy and how effective it is for Rosacea ?
I'd love to see a video on LED light therapy as well!
Yes please I am interested on LED light therapy
Your advice is spot on Dr. Youn. I will see you in the Spring.
PDO Threads & cogs do the best facelift
I had Ultherapy. It was excruciating. It also doesn't work, and, in fact, is known to remove some much needed fat in the face.