Category: Acne Treatment
WHY I STOPPED POPPING PIMPLES AND STARTED USING PATCHES
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Channel: Floammi
#face #skin #kbeauty #skincare #patches #pimple #acne #acnetreatment #pimplepatches #beauty #beautytips #beautyhacks #glowingskin
Video length: 0:38
Best Pimple Patch Removals 😳 | Satisfying Pimple Patch Results
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Channel: Julia___Faith
Welcome to Best Pimple Patch Removals! 😳 Watch satisfying pimple patch removals and see the results underneath as the patches come off. This video focuses on the removal process, the appearance of used patches, and real skin progress throughout the journey.
If you enjoy pimple patch removal, pimple patches, acne patch removal, pimple patch results, hydrocolloid patches, satisfying skincare videos, and acne care content, this video is for you. From close-up patch removals to checking how the skin looks afterward, these moments are perfect for anyone who enjoys satisfying skincare content.
Pimple patches are commonly used over blemishes as a protective barrier and may help reduce touching or picking. This video is focused on the removal and results, not squeezing or extracting blemishes.
Whether you’re searching for the best pimple patch removals, pimple patch before and after, hydrocolloid pimple patch results, acne patch removal, or satisfying pimple videos, watch until the end for the complete collection of removals. ✨
This is personal skincare content and not medical advice. Everyone’s skin and results can be different.
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Video length: 2:45
Fungal Acne: How to Treat it From a Dermatologist
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Channel: Dr. Shereene Idriss
If you’ve been treating tiny, uniform bumps with retinol and nothing is changing, you may not be dealing with traditional acne at all.
What the internet commonly calls “fungal acne” is actually Malassezia folliculitis, a condition caused by an overgrowth of yeast around the hair follicle. And because it isn’t the same thing as typical acne, your usual acne routine may not be enough.
I’m Dr. Shereene Idriss, board-certified dermatologist, and in this video I’m breaking down 4 ways I approach Malassezia folliculitis and acne-prone skin, including:
• Why ketoconazole can help target Malassezia
• How to use an antifungal shampoo like Nizoral as a face wash
• Why you may still want a retinoid if you’re acne-prone
• When salicylic acid can help with clogged pores and congestion
• Why picking these bumps can leave behind stubborn dark spots
• The biggest clue that your tiny bumps may be Malassezia folliculitis instead of regular acne
One major clue? Malassezia folliculitis often shows up as lots of small bumps that look very similar to each other.
If your “acne” treatment isn’t working, the first step may be figuring out whether you’re treating the right problem.
#FungalAcne #MalasseziaFolliculitis #TinyBumps #AcneTreatment #Dermatologist #SkincareTips #ClosedComedones #Ketoconazole #SalicylicAcid #Retinol
Video length: 1:29
