When he said “like mine” I almost fell out

Am I the only one that thinks he has a very soothing voice?

He wanted to say "black don't crack" so bad 😂

"People with dark skin like mine"... Anthony where?

This is the most professional way to say “black don’t crack.” Thank you.

Nice to see an Asian doctor giving insight on African-American / dark skin care. Very good information New sub ❤️

When he refers to himself as having “darker skin” he is going based off of the Fitzpatrick Scale. You learn that when studying skin.

7. Use sunscreen with avobenzone 6. Don't use hydroquinone to whiten skin 5. Do radiofrequency or ultherapy 4. Don't get Ablative laser treatment 3. Do injectable treatments like botox or fillers 2. Don't get facial surgeries with obvious scars 1. BE GLAD YOU HAVE DARK SKIN

I love how he addressed skin bleaching then ended with "be glade you have darker skin"😅

I am a 61 year old black man. I’m light skinned and still I always thought I didn’t need sunblock. The Casper the friendly ghost white cast that sunscreens gave me helped solidify my decision not to wear it. I was diagnosed with skin cancer, the first time in 1990. It was treated with a mild dose of chemotherapy and went away. It came back aggressively on my face in 2001 and it spread to one of my kidneys. It was treated very aggressively and I really thought the chemo was going to take me out. I have been skin cancer free since 2002. God is so good. I use Black Girl Sunscreen Make it Matte Broad Spectrum SPF 45 ( I could care less about the name) every single day. No ghost face at all. Every single black dermatologist I have seen say we (black folks) need to wear sunscreen. The first time I went for chemo the second time it came back there were two other blacks getting treatment besides myself. I had just turned 30. One was an older black lady a brother closer to my age. She was light brown, but the brother was as dark as they come. Skin Cancer can affect anyone.

Brothers and sisters love the skin you are in. Your black skin is a blessing, God never makes mistakes!!

Doc just say it “Black don’t crack”, it’s all good.✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

In other words Black is beautiful. Thank you doctor I will be using more sunscreen

There’s this brand you can get from Target called “Black Girl Sunscreen” that has what he said to look for btw 🤙🏽

According to this video, its best for ethnic ppl ( asian, black, latino & etc) to take care of their skin & stay natural 🤷‍♀️😎.

I thought he was going to say “black don’t crack”

I’m an African American Esthetician in ATLANTA, and I love listening to the Dr’s.......I want it straight from the source. I soooo enjoyed this video!!!!

“People with darker skin like myself” 💀💀💀 PLEASE DO MORE OF THESE.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

My friend is Asian and has same skin tone as him she considers herself dark skin because in Asian society if you not have porcelain skin tone you are dark. The video is very informative thank you Dr. Anthony. Great content.

More like this! I am asian and wasted so much money and time and pigmentation problems with the wrong treatments!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!

Thank you you are the first person saying like be glad you have darker skin.

And as Ken Jeong once said: "Asian don't raisin" 😂

Guys, "darker skin" isn't just black people. What it means is that your skin TANS when in the sun rather than BURNS so basically if you aren't purely caucasian then you have what is considered darker skin 😊

Asians always say they have dark skin. It is so funny 😂

I LOVE HAVING DARK SKIN PEOPLE WITH DARK SKIN AGE MUCH MORE SLOWLY!!

"Peoplewith darker skin,like mine" LOOOOOL

What an incredible, knowledgeable, and handsome man...thank you Dr. YOUN

This is the best and honest advice I have ever heard about skincare, and I thank him for that. As a black woman, I am aware as most women of my color that our skin never gets the attention it deserves. I don't believe any well informed darker skin person will make any ignorant comments about the. doctor's comment "like mine" I hope those comments are not from darker skin people. WAKE UP, PEOPLE.

Thanks Doc for being inclusive! And I will say in Asian culture that pale white porcelain skin is what is preferred. He does slightly tan compared to what is preferred in his culture!! New sub

Thank you Dr. Youn for posting this. I am African American and your channel has really helped me. The simple skin care routines and positive messages are super encouraging. Many thanks!

You are so wholesome and precious. Thank you for spreading information and setting a good example in your safe professional and kind practices and good character.

Very happy that you addressed dark skin sometime hard to find the right advice

Thank you for addressing that we get dark spots! I have been to dermatologists and "skin clinics" where they are offering (and pushing) lasers. I have gotten to the point where if the doctor and RN are light skinned, I just pay for the consultation and go away. They don't get my issues.

Dr. Youn, I absolutely love watching your videos. I learn a lot from you, and you’re just so positive. Thank you. 🙏🏾

Dr Youn killed it with the positive spin on dark skin backed by science and research. He basically staked his reputation on this video but he has professional integrity and uses common sense when communicating with an audience.

This is so helpful and incredibly considerate! Thank you so much Dr. Youn! You are very much appreciated.

Lmao just say it: Black don’t crack, we won’t crucify you ♥️

So glad you did a video on this. I always see these skin treatments and products and second guess how it will work with my darker skin. We need more videos on treatments, products etc for darker skin tones! Thank you!

Very lovely video, love your darker skin. I love how you addressed it across all nationalities

God bless you 🙏😇❤️ I like the way he gives advice to black people

Thank you for sharing free consultations. Youre really generous sharing your profession🙌🙏

I love this! Just discovered your channel today and I love your compassion, expertise and faith. Can’t wait to binge watch your videos and gain more beauty tips 😌💅🏿

“Be very glad that you’ve got darker skin because in general, it ages well...” awww 💜

Perfect your presentation, Dr. Youn. This edition was fantastic, another level. Success!!!!!!! Best regards from Brazil.

Very educational, fantastic video! Learned stuff I never knew and to be aware of. Keep up the great work Dr. Youn....btw, looking sharp!!!✌

I absolutely love Dr. Youn, and all the information he shares. He's also incredibly well spoken. 🌹

This was an awesome video. More skincare tips for dark skin please!

I love this and I love you Dr. Youn. You are so informative and inclusive. I can see right through you. Your spirit is beautiful.

Thanks for talking about Keloids. I've gotten them from surgery. We do need to be careful about procedures that leave any scarring.

Thank you, you are the first skin care you tuber talk about skin tone differences and outcomes from certain procedures. I was thinking could do something aggressive with my dark patches but now I know what to be careful of. So you saved me from wasting my money, time and making the problem worse not better

This was great! Had been searching for real info specific to dark skin for several months. Thanks for doing this!

I am glad I have darker skin

thanks for the heads up on the sunscreen ingredients to avoid

THANK YOU FOR THIS. YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH. I'VE SEARCHED FOR A VIDEO LIKE THIS BY A PROFESSIONAL.

Wow!! Thank you SO much for this! I am Italian-American and think of myself as just plain white. But I do have warm toned skin and have run into a few of the issues you pointed out--and I had NO idea that those problems were caused by the products I shouldn't be using. Thank you so so much!

What brands can I use, I have dark skin.. Dr. Anthony, I love how u explain everything!😊

Please open an office in Georgia. PLEASE!!!

Love this.. about time we talk about do's and don't for darker skin care

This was awesome! If I could like this video 100 times I would. I've been considering some cosmetic procedures but never really pursued it because of my skin tone. Now I know what to look out for. Thank so much Dr. Youn :)

Well presented and kind throughout

Thanks for this! I’m biracial (African American and Caucasian) and I’ve experienced temporary discoloration from laser hair removal. This is a very under-discussed topic that is super important.

Thank you for this simple, positive, informative video on what is safe and what to avoid if you have dark skin. New, binge-watching, subscriber LOL.

Thanks for the clarification. I almost choked on my coffee when you said darker skin "like mine". These are really great tips.

Thank you again for this helpful information! ♥️💃🏿

I would love this type of video for at home treatments. I wonder about microneedling, strong acids, gadgets (likeNuFace), things like that. This video was very informative. Thanks!

Thank you for posting this, there are so many Drs that have no experience with darker skin or how to treat it

I loved that last part. I really enjoyed this video great info thank you.

Thank you for the information, it is very educative... Dark skin like me, was very funny, in a good way. I understand what you meant though. 😊

You don’t miss a beat doc! Thank you for all this priceless information. You’re totally awesome!! 🥰😏☺️

Thank you, this is the first video I have ever seen that addresses persons of darker complexion. Thank you again, Dr Youn

I love your channel so much!! Very informative and positive oriented :)

Great info as usual Doc.

Yes So true need sunscreen❤ Thank you For all this great information ❤❤I appreciate all information your very Pleasant very informative I really enjoy watch your program

First time ever getting educated about our skin!! I definitely learned some great information!

This type of info is so needed! Thank you!

Just what I needed. I’ve been avoiding sunscreens 🧴 and facial treatments all my life. Thank you for sharing Dr ❤️❤️

I seen the title and was like " we stan a man of culture"😌😌😌

Well we need more videos than just one!More Melinated treatments please!👏👏👏👏Love your videos❤

Doctor Youn I just want to say, I love and appreciate you 😊🙏🏾

Lol he said if your darkskinned like me!

Great video!! Can u please make a video on how to fix the horizontal neck lines? Thanks.

Really like the vid. Really helpful to myself! And who cares wherever he comes from. He was talking so much sense.

Thank you for your insight. Good information. New African-American, woman subscriber. ❤️

Thank you for always reminding people about oxybenzones and coral reef safety!! 🙏🏽💕🐡

How do you give me amazing answers to questions I didn’t even have?

Dr. Youn I just love your honesty.

Thank you so much Dr. I'm so blessed with my dark skin and happy that I am forever 24.

In the Asian community, he is considered to have darker skin. But I think the lighting is making it look lighter

Thank you for sharing this information. I've gotten poor advice on fractional laser treatments. I'm an esthetician and esthetics educator and I couldn't get a straight answer.

I have seen many women of colour with very dark patches as a result of using the lightening cream, it is not a pretty sight, be thankful for what life has given you, love yourself.

Please continue to provide information on how to care for darker skin.

Thank you so much for this video!! People seem to be confused when you said dark skin like you but asians have more melanin than caucasians dark skin isnt only applied to black people lol although we do got the most melanin!!!!

i just wanted to know what to DO about dark spots and hyperpigmentation ....all I got was NOT to use bleaching agents.

Been using your tips on skin care. I already see the difference (it's been 2 weeks)!! Thanks Doc!!

Thank you doc. I have always loved my beautiful caramel skin. My best feature honestly.

Thanks doc…. Took notes ✍🏽 📝 1. Use sunscreen with avobenzone 2. Don’t use hydroquinone (could get ocrinosis/ dark patches) 3. Do use radio frequency and ultherapy (colorblind) treatments for skin tightening 4. Don’t do ablative laser or fractional ablative treatments to rejuvenate the skin (CO2 type treatments could cause light patches. 5. Can use Botox and fillers to get rid of wrinkles, fill in and plump. 6. Don’t recommend facial surgeries with high scarring rate 7. Be glad we have darker skin!! We age very well. 🥰

I’m an AA with dark skin and I get sunburned. Just so people know it’s possible

I am obsessed with this channel.

Thank you for these helpful hints!! Esp. about certain sun screens being hormone disrupters...yikes. I'm low in vitamin D and always need whatever the sun can provide + vitamins so I don't always use sunscreeen. Can you do another video about best skin serums and moisterizers?