Why the doctor, not botox? anyone know?

Yes!!!

Which AA?

@@ameeraasif908 Hemptouch Perfect complexion Azelaic serum

Which brand do you use?

Hemptouch, Perfect Complexion Azelaic acid serum.

@@bridgetdorian6126 Thanks!

Glutathione works

I might check his vit c videos.

There's definitely more effective things but they're on prescription/things you can't use all the time (like hydroquinone, John Plunkett's Fade Cream 2% at Chemist Warehouse. I use a prescription retinoid, tretinoin, it's about 70 bucks a tube though it lasts for many many months and I love it). Azelaic is harder to get in Australia now, I used to get it from The Ordinary or Paula's Choice but it's pharmacy medicine only so the most readily available OTC is Azclear by Ego. It's pretty cheap and at all Australian chemists. You can use it twice a day as long as you tolerate it. Before or after moisturiser. It depends on the vehicle of the product. I find Azclear better over the top of things 'cos it leaves a sort of barrier. Can be a bit drying but then I'm using acids, tretinoin, vit-c, 20% niacinamide etc. so I really push my skin. You could get lower concentrations but you'd have to order in from overseas. Vitamin C, well that's a whole rabbit hole there. I'm a Paula's Choice girl but that's expensive. Try "The Ordinary", it's really affordable, it's at Priceline, it's fragrance free too, most other things have fragrance here. They have a range of formulations at different strengths, vehicles and types (e.g. L-Ascorbic Acid, which can be more irritating and also more unstable but is also the most effective, or more stable derivatives). As you're in your wiser years you may benefit from mid-strength concentration and maybe an oil suspension you might find their 23% or 39% too drying if you're a dry skin person. "Dr Davin Lim Vitamin C" in the YT search bar. I know he has some videos on it and seen him recommend The Ordinary.

*30% not 39%. I find the 30% more tolerable 'cos it's in that silicone base, the 23% is grainy and stings a bit but again, I'm a heavy active user. There's as low as 8% (the 8% C and 2% Alpha Arbutin has been interesting me for my hands). The Ordinary is a cheap source of retinol for you there too at Priceline (with the added benefit of no fragrance). That will help your spots too and wrinkles.

I use The Ordinary 1% Retinol in Squalene on my arms and hands it's so cheap and I save my prescription retinoid for my face and chest (and left over goes on backs of hands) and my Paula's Choice 1% retinol for my neck (It's more cosmetically elegant but like, 7 times the price).

Which channel?

Please provide a link to the video if possible?

simply start slowly

Interesting. I can get a bit of a sting but I'm using 16% Azclear which is designed for acne so it's got a kick to it (but my active use is high-to-intense. That's on me). Another tip I'd say either start at a lower percentage like 10% (though you can't really in Australia you'd have to order from O/S now) or just titrate it = mix a bit in lower concentrations with mostly moisturiser and then level up slowly. I just put up with it honestly.

I think we get Finacea here but Azclear is much easier to get OTC and Finacea is still 15% anyway.

Dr Alexis Stephens has a video on it.

yes u can, plus sunscreen

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start slowly: twice per week, then increase 1 time per week. WITHOUT PETROLEUM because it seals and increases irritation cover with Bepanthol derma nutritive 400 ml instead

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