Literally just paused the video to do a little sleuthing, these credentials are mentioned on numerous sites, several of which I mostly trust as far as veracity of info since I’m able to search/check for actual, reputable doctors I personally know. However, the verbiage in every single one of his bios seems self written and very casual, language wise, if that makes sense. He IS board certified and has publications (lots of cancer research) but at the same time I’m not sure I would trust his advice, if not misinformation than his delivery is….strange to me. But then, he’s a social media physician that seems a tad too too unserious in that regard imho, and seems to suffer from short man syndrome on top of the inflated egos some doctors have, so I remain cautious lol
Schools MAY verify degrees, but they do not HAVE to tell just any member of the public. Don’t bother the registrar, please, and register a complaint or query with the state licensing folks and/or the National Board if they are claiming to be board-certified. Note: board cert is optional, you can still be a specialist without it, but falsely claiming it is big trouble, and extra big if they’ve publicly lied about any credentials. Watch out for “attended” tho, it doesn’t mean matriculated or graduated. Anyone can go to Harvard’s lifelong learning branch, for example, and technically they’ve attended Harvard. Lots of scammers do this, it’s technically right & is legal.
@@ninabeena83 if he knows about (presumably skin) cancer he should stick to videos about that idk why he keeps making videos about things he doesnt understand
@@ethernetgirl2001agreed. Like, it’s dermatological research into melanomas and such, but why is he recommending Rx for general men’s health concerns. Very questionable. *edit: autocorrected word
You know that thing about “what do you call the person who graduates last in their class in medical school?” (You call them doctor.) Theoretically it’s motivational about how you don’t always have to be the best at everything, but for medical doctors, it’s more than a little concerning 😂 you might call that person doctor, but I sure don’t want to call them MY doctor!
The fact that this "dr" blocked a dog, will always prevent me from taking anything he says seriously. Especially since the dog is cute as shit. And hes big and looks like a bear and is named bear! I mean COME ON
I think it's clear he blocked the dog because of who runs the dogs page lol He didn't want the person running it to be able to see his stuff or contact him. Has nothing to do with the dog 😂
@AKbaby89 lol just seemed like so many people were focused on the dog, just thought I'd throw that out there. You never know whose got common sense on here haha
@@yeybrittanyI literally felt the need to comment the same because no….its not obvious that people understand the dog and human who run the page are different…
I work with doctors and it is always the ones who recently graduated/completed their residency that are so full of themselves. Homie just completed his residency last year and is acting like he knows more than others within the dermatology field lmao ok.
And he's speaking out of his scope of practice. You aren't going to the dermatologist to talk about your erectile dysfunction, which is what one of Dr. Charles recommended meds is for.
I am just curious. Why are newly graduate doctors like that to be so full of themselves? Are they rich? Or is it just pride? By hierarchy stand point, they aren't in the highest rank cuz they still new to the field. I could imagine doctors who worked for many years would be the ones full of themselves. In some ways that would make more sense. So it's very cringy to see doctors like Dr. Charles who just graduated be prideful and talk down to more experienced doctors. I thought new doctors would be more humble with their lack of experience and knowledge. And I thought being prideful as a new doc would hurt their reputation and credibility. Isn't this common sense to med students and newly grads? But I never been thru that field so I don't what med students go thru and think about.
@@hedgiebing55 I think it is primarily based upon their background and their personality. I have met the sweetest doctors young and old and there are always the bad ones in both groups. I do believe some of my best experiences have been with IMG doctors so take that as you will. I think a few of the younger doctors treat their “Dr” title as a status symbol. They have every right to be proud of completing medical school and their postgraduate training (especially as some take 4+ years), but some take it to the extremes and come off as a POS. It would be interesting to see the exact pipeline tbh.
Sometimes it's good to know things outside from what your doctor tells you - a lot of women with PCOS and related conditions will confirm, they got treatment only after they demended specific tests, because they already had an idea what's wrong, and they got the idea somewhere online. The rule is don't try to treat your condition based on online advice, consult your doctor. And if he doesn't listen find a new doctor. And never believe anything from tiktok. It's a swamp full of bull crap.
"All men should take these medications." "That's potentially lethal." "I didn't have enough time in my Not Medical Advice TikTok to fit in the nuance." "You didn't have enough time to add the word 'Not' at the beginning of that sentence?"
I reckon it’s bc he thought Dr Mike would use Bear’s social media account to continue to criticise him after he blocked all Dr Mike’s socials. I guess he wanted to make sure all the doors were locked 🤷
@@thebirdchannelforfans623 that is so odd, considering how much misinformation he is doing I would think medical school would have him under disciplinary action.
My thoughts exactly. The way he's so stubborn and thinks he's superior to others , shows what type of student he would have been. I can see him being kicked out of class and never passing any tests. Ugh he's so obnoxious. Edit. I just read the other comment that he's still in med school and not a doctor. He definitely shouldn't be calling himself one then.
Googling him, I found a dermatology clinic that he works for (and the start up he started). He is a dermatologist, but clearly speaks out of his expertise and his start up (which looks sketchy hahaha). But yeah the clinic is The Dermatology Specialists in NY. I wonder if he’s just trying to make rage bait for engagement
Ads (undisclosed and disclosed) will be the end of social media. Influences used to save you money by telling you what works but now they just recommend everything. We’re back to square one and are better off taking chances on products IMO
It's so unethical for a licensed medical professional to behave in such a way. He's only backtracking because of the backlash. I mean we had people in the US taking ivermectin and drinking bleach... Medical professionals have to be responsible for their words.
But those people took the word from non-medical people. I agree that medical content creators should be careful, but some people are just not thinking before taking advice and checking it.
@@Melanie-sj8mmI mean. You have snake oil doctors who recommended that to either garner or keep an audience of a,,, specific kind. Those doctors need to be ousted and delicensed lol
@@Melanie-sj8mmYeah, because some of the people recommending these things were actually doctors looking to benefit in some way. The whole antivaxxer movement was started by a previously licensed doctor. Just saying "well they should know better" only goes so far when there are figures people trust recommending these harmful practices
Any health related content shouldn't really be trusted outright in short form content because you really can't get all the important information in such a short time. You have to double check it to ensure it's true.
I actually really appreciate Dr. Mike's video because my diabetic husband is now taking the PROPER fish oil supplement. The fact what he was taking could cause bleeding and issues with clotting is a big deal. The Cardiologist shared great info!
The ad thing is so needed. It doesn’t matter if she’s the brand owner people won’t know that immediately. The other day I came across a brand account posting videos on TH-cam shorts like it was just an influencer and not a brand. People in the comments genuinely believed it was just a girl in her bedroom reviewing these products and not affiliated with despite the brand name and pfp , and the very clear product placement
he can't possibly be a real dr. incredibly unprofessional, childish, irresponsible, flash-in-the-pan internet personality - James, thanks for sharing this! 💖
To supplement your point ,this guy studied evolutionary biology at Harvard for undergrad. I am not entirely sure how that remotely relates to modern medicine other than historical information, but maybe someone more educated about the field could let me know. With regards to med school, lots of med students will tell you that there are a group of students that will actual try to understand the science to become good physicians and there are a group of students that will just memorize what they need to know for the board exams. I think it's safe to say Dr. Charles falls in the latter group.
@AnikaReza to be fair, your undergrad focus/degree doesn't matter as long as you have taken the necessary classes that are listed as a pre-requisit to get into the medical program. It's probably not useful in his medical degree and it probably was an easier undergrad degree compared to some others he could have chosen, but he surely took the science classes that were required. I absolutely agree that there are different types of med students and working doctors. He definitely comes across as the type who is in it for the money and recognition. He has no shame and it's gross.
@eileen_a_b you are absolutely right about degree of study being relatively inconsequential to getting into medical school. But the reason I mention his undergraduate field is because he intentionally did not specify it in his profile. Even if you look at his dermatology clinic websites, his educational background is not listed there. People can easily be led to believe that he got his medical degree from Harvard (which I admitting thought at first). Of course, Duke is no school to scoff at either, but half truths about his background is a red flag. He is using his alma mater as a lure to convince people he is credible. (I definitely should have clarified my train of thought in my initial response 😅)
I was a manager at Ulta for 7 years. More than once, I had customers come into the store with a prestige brand beauty product (mostly fragrance but some eyeshadow palettes etc) because they wanted to see if we could help them determine if they were fake. I have seen some really good dupes. The best being Chanel fragrances which appeared to have been in the original bottle but the scent was definitely not right. I get it, these things are expensive; HOWEVER, if you are not buying it at regular retail price or from a reputable retailer then where do you think it’s coming from exactly? 🤔 it’s either fake or stolen merchandise!
Omg I love Dr. Mike. I have been following him for years. Not only is he very informative, he will always own up to his mistakes. I died laughing at Dr. Charles for blocking everyone Dr. Mike has ever known. 😂 Who blocks a dog?
Honestly I'm already hesitant with any doctor on social media but a lot of these doctors need to stay in their lanes. Just because you're a doctor, doesn't mean you're an expert in all medicine.
@@haythebug5290 she made a video saying that a specific child car seat was dangerous and that parents should not buy it and an actual child passenger safety expert made a video explaining on why it actually was very safe and fine to use and she clapped back and bashed him, saying that he didn’t know anything and implied that he was a p3do because he had a bunch of child seats in his house even though he doesn’t have kids. But he had those because it was literally his job to make sure that they are safe for children to use.
@@haythebug5290 If you need further explanations, there's a TH-cam channel called Markie that covered all of the Lauren the Mortician craziness, including the stuff beyond this first part.
Winnie Harlow spf lip gloss made my lips burn SO bad and I got a chemical type burn on my lips (red, bumpy, and very irritated and painful) maybe because there’s essential oils in them? (I think?) I asked for a refund and the suggested I tried their lip mask which they sent for free which was nice but that also burned like hell! And none of these things are listed as “lip plumping” but there were clear irritants in them. Like who wants a lip mask that burns your lips?! They finally just gave me a $ refund since I no couldn’t use my of the products
@@TheElf_Online true! I just wonder what the ingredients were that did that because I’ve never in my life had a similar reaction to any cosmetic, and I love using tons of different lip glosses and chap sticks etc
My mom is notorious for falling for internet scams. Most recently she tried to get that body spray brand that "attracted spiders" and nothing ever came in the mail but they tried to get her to pay more money to send it again. I made her cancel her card lol. But before that she tried to get kitchen aid mixers for my sister and I. She only got a fake Cartier LOVE ring in the mail. Which would be quite expensive of a mess up if it were real 😂
Omg does she like spiders or something? That myth was so dumb, considering 1) how little most ppl know about spoods, and 2) a Brazilian brand isn't going to sell something that brings the spoods to the yard. They have one of the legit scariest spiders ever in the rainforest there (Brazilian Wandering Spiders).
Does your Mom belong to my spider group? Because people were hoping it was true. (Even though logically it would make no sense for there to be a universal spider attractant)
I like Dr. Mike! He’s great at cutting to the chase and I love that he goes to colleagues in other specialties when it’s not his area of expertise. The fact that he took on Dr. Charles says so much about what a clown this “doctor” is. I wonder if the AMA (American Medical Association) went after him too, prompting that “apology”. And who blocks a dog?! Bear is adorable!
You know… I was listening to a podcast with Dr. Mike and Dr. Layne Norton (PhD not MD, great guy with great content) and Layne said “someone had to finish last at med school” and I think about that a lot. They were talking about how to identify real experts at that particular moment… great podcast episode. Succinctly explains something I was banging my head against a wall trying to explain to people. “Real experts don’t sound like used car salesmen”.
I hope the Bear Pup isn’t losing too much sleep over being blocked by Dr Charles! 🤣 Dr Charles, you should know that Dr Mike has a new Newfoundland pup (Rib). Be on the lookout to block the Rib Pup when he gets his own page. 😛😂
@@lunatic5162if I’m not wrong dr charles , IS a doctor , medically liscensed I think he even lists the college he went to , BUT that’s even worse cause he’s working on real patients while spatting BS , And then not listening when a peer tried explaining which is important in the medical field Not only is he risking his followers health, he could potentially harm real life in care patients due to his unprofessionalism Concerning
Maybe they are thinking about the older definition of a toner which was used quite some time ago to regulate your ph after using older harsher soaps. Maybe they are saying you don’t need a toner anymore because soaps aren’t those ph disrupters anymore. That’s my guess but of course I could be wrong.
@@23lolita2323 I told her about the one I was using (La Roche-Posay), and she said toners aren’t a thing and they do nothing for the skin. There is no point in using them. To be honest though I started using them a lot more thanks to James’ videos and I can see an improvement in my pores so going to keep using it as long as it doesn’t interact badly with the treatments I get with her 😉
I’ve worked with many doctors as a nurse….I have worked with several doctors just like Dr Charles, arrogant and unable to admit that others may actually know better. I have put most respect for Dr Mike and internal medicine/family practice doctors in general…they are the doctors most people see and while they aren’t specialists, they know a lot about a lot and are the ones who refer you to specialists when you need one.
The algorithm be algorithming and you came across my feed with this video - I remembered the initial incidents and wanted to watch your breakdown of it. Love your voice and the skincare is chef kiss. Thank you for your video and I subscribed!
Viagra was originally being developed as a heart medication, but erections were a side effect that ended up meaning the medication was more useful for erectile dysfunction.
My guess is that there is probably a silicone in the base of the gloss and a silicone in the applicator tip that is leading to the applicator degrading.
7:32 He literally cannot say criticism. LMAO, that is revealing. He had to say that, didn’t mean it. Peter Monn has been telling folks about not disclosing ads for years, but they keep doing it. Even after big cases of people having to pay HUGE amounts in fines. Really stupid. It’s a really easy way to check a channel to see if they are worth watching. ♥️✌️ Thanks, James, for being a voice of sanity and honesty!
@@kapertures right back at you, zebra buddy!! 🦓 I'll never forget telling an anesthesiologist that EDS patients need more or stronger general anesthesia and he brushed me off like it wasn't a thing. I woke up like 15 mins after the procedure and without any grogginess. I was supposed to be out for about 45 mins or so... Dude didn't listen. I ended up asking the doctor to come in and told him directly that it took place because I was so scared about anyone else being ignored like I was. He was shocked to say the least.
@@crispyyrosee I'm so sorry you suffer, but it's nice to come across a fellow zebra! 🦓 The gaslighting they do to us is so scary and sad. They do not listen to me about MY body and what *I* need. They actually don't know best and could use the education about it. You aren't alone.
You, Robert and Dr Mike are some of the only influencers I would believe with advice and reviews because of the research you do and that you would reach out to other professionals for information as and when you need it. And as for blocking the dog… that tells me all I need to know about him! 😂
Let's give a moment of appreciation to Dr.Mike... Seeing a doctor actively humble many narcissistic doctors is great. I have personally dealt with specialists who were too consumed with their own egos that it prevented them from treating me properly.
I feel like so many brand owning influencers do that! I noticed that Blogilates doesn’t seem to tag things as an ad when making content directly about popflex clothing.
I agree that it would be ideal for her to be tagging her videos as ads, but I think legally she is in the clear because every video is her saying “I/we made _____”. It would be really hard to argue in court that a reasonable viewer wouldn’t know it’s her brand and that she financially benefits from the sales. From what I have seen myself and heard others say about the Tala CEO, the issue with her videos was that she wasn’t explicitly saying “I made ____” or “my product”, and that someone who wasn’t familiar could watch one of those videos and reasonably believe that it wasn’t her own company.
I see a few people saying the Cay Skin SPF lip gloss made their lips burn, but I do wonder if they’ve tried other SPF balms too? Because my lips get irritated by ALL chemical SPF balms, even if my facial skin is okay with the same sunscreen ingredients. I can use mineral SPF on my lips though (just bought the Supergoop one). I think we just gotta remember the skin on the lips is even thinner than even that on our face and may be even more easily sensitized. Not that I’m defending a prolapsing lip balm, but just curious if others have tried SPF lip balms before the Cay Skin.
I'm so glad you've done this video. Would you consider doing one on the gifts brands are giving to influencers, such as Chanel and Birkin handbags, worth thousands of dollars and the subsequent content generated about the handbag and associated hyperbole about the brand's product? I'm thinking about a couple of American influencers in particular.
The way Dr Charles wears that labcoat is really giving me Milgram Experiment white lab coat theory. Like i aint trusting u more cuz of that coat, brother.
Fr, like I have a lab coat hanging off my chair because I need it for my chemistry classes. I could wear it and start yapping on the internet, but that doesn't mean I know shit. And as a 2nd year undergrad student I definitely don't know shit.
This was excellent James!! Thank you so much for sharing all of this🥰 On the lip balm cases, the samples mfgrs send to the client for approval are sometimes made from a small batch so that they are perfect rather than being pulled from the same process that the live run will use, which is what's supposed to happen. 90% of the time, this works out and saves a lot of time but it's not proper.
I have a suspicion that those fakes maybe were being sold at Shopee stores or something similar. Shopee is amazing when it comes to finding small businesses and I can buy directly from Korea through there, but I've seen Thai/Chinese/Indonesian sellers with suspicious products there, and not only designer products but also hard-to-get products like special edition/niche products from brands like Nivea and Japanese skincare and makeup.
I did think brand owners didn't need to declare ADs on their personal pages. That might be the interpretation of the American laws as I've heard them explained before. It is clearer to declare AD/sponsored so the audience knows there is a vested interest in the influencer selling a product. If the influencer says it's their brand in the post, is that enough? I can see how an influencer thinks its obviously their product but it's always gonna be someone's first contact with the influencer/brand.
I'm curious, in the UK, would it be sufficient for a brand owner to state "brand owner" in associated brand posts on their personal account? Or do they need to say "ad" or "sponsored" ? I ask just because I could see an argument (not that I necessarily agree) that a post isn't an ad or a sponsorship if there isn't a marketing agreement laid out between the brand and the influencer account. Many personal influencer accounts are businesses themselves, so I could see an (unethical) argument that stating it's an ad would be incorrect if there isn't actual money exchanging between businesses. Just curious if anyone knows what the laws state in those circumstances.
Using your "authority" over clients actually violates the oath that all in the health care system takes...at least here in Canada. That is to do no harm. We're taught that your position comes with a natural authority and you should never hold it over another. It can be construed as a type of abuse actually. We have a responsibility to be responsible, as truthful as we can professionally be, and to do what is in the best interest of your patients. Being on social media doesnt change that. In fact, one would think it only intensifies the responsibilities. I love that Dr. Mike posted at the end of his response video, a video on the things he said that was wrong (misinformation). It was refreshing. Also, watch Dr. Mikes video on the beauty influencer who contracted a flesh eating microbacterium from injectables that she found out was being ordered from Ali express 🤯
I sent a message to The Dermatology Specialists about Dr. Charles Puza spreading misinformation, explaining that it's 1) dangerous and 2) doesn't give me much confidence in their dermatology business. I suggest you all do the same. People like this won't stop until they face *real* consequences.
Yes years ago I bought a Chanel foundation online when I’d been buying it from the Boots Chanel counter in the UK for a couple of years… I was taking a break from running my then business when I was only 18, due to family issues so was looking for cheaper options & I found the exact Chanel foundation on line which looked so genuine that I bought it. Once it arrived & I opened it, it was in a class bottle with identical labelling & colours… the lot, but at the back of my mind I could see the colour wasn’t correct & remember not seeing the shade I always got from Boots as an option on line so just assumed I’d picked wrong as online swatches can be misleading. So I used it, several times, however it never felt, smelled or looked or seemed the same… never broke me out or anything but just something cheap about it… but the shade matched my tan perfectly. So I decided to save up & go buy from Boots again but I took the bottle I bought on line with me to get that shade, well that shade never existed in the Chanel range, it was fake, cheap nasty stuff, which I guess I knew deep down 😂 But the point of my story is that this was 20 years ago… so imagine how much scams/fakes & the rest of it have increased in that 20 years?? Be careful people ❤❤❤❤
I love the wealth of information in James’ videos. And I appreciate you dont play an entire video of other creators but paraphrase the important parts. That way we get to enjoy ur voice and content to the fullest. How this ‘dr’ has so much following is beyond me 🤦🏻♀️
I can’t stand Dr Charles (is he even really a doctor? Just because he’s written it in his bio doesn’t mean it’s true) I’ve only really seen him trying to give make up advice on Robert’s channel and now this but I really don’t like the guy. He seems a real douche lol
He's a dermatologist. That's it. He is absolutely not qualified to give any kind of medical advice outside of dermatology, and even then I don't know I would trust his skin advice
Wasn't Nivea, it was ponds comparing their cream Vs niveas but they were two different types of cream so not comparable but pnds was saying Nivea was crap because it left a film - Nivea was a thick cream Vs pond lightweight gel cream so the judge said it was defamation basically.
So many “doctors” on TikTok that have “amazing revolutionary advice” but are literally giving terrible dangerous advice. Like TikTok get your shit together and ban those kinds of people. I used to watch Grace when I first started working out, it’s wild to see how much she’s achieved since I last watched her page.
My aunt died because she was livingnin America and couldnt afford the dr and prescription so she bought medication online andnit killed her. Not black market, just because she hadnt been seen by a dr. Im saying this because of telling people to just take meds without checks.
I love that you cover all this TikTok drama for us because good LORD do I not have the time 😂 thank you for helping me feel aware of the trending controversies
i live in southeast asia and fake designer products on the online market is INSANE…. i always get suggested these products and im always so skeptical because there is no way a givenchy powder is $20…. they’re literally well over $60 in sephora here😭
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Imagine blocking a dog
Imagine logging into your dog’s profile hoping to find someone who blocked you.
I love Bear and Mike, I just wonder the order of profiles he tried.
If I learned that on a first date I would leave
I’ve blocked several dogs. They know what they did!!!! 😂
I mean, I get blocking a cat but a dog? 🤣
@@Prettykittychimihe was probably doing it to see if it was a fluke or if tne man was actually that much of a child
Someone should call Harvard and duke and ask if he was a real student.
Literally just paused the video to do a little sleuthing, these credentials are mentioned on numerous sites, several of which I mostly trust as far as veracity of info since I’m able to search/check for actual, reputable doctors I personally know.
However, the verbiage in every single one of his bios seems self written and very casual, language wise, if that makes sense. He IS board certified and has publications (lots of cancer research) but at the same time I’m not sure I would trust his advice, if not misinformation than his delivery is….strange to me.
But then, he’s a social media physician that seems a tad too too unserious in that regard imho, and seems to suffer from short man syndrome on top of the inflated egos some doctors have, so I remain cautious lol
@@ninabeena83 yes! It’s a weird case!
Schools MAY verify degrees, but they do not HAVE to tell just any member of the public. Don’t bother the registrar, please, and register a complaint or query with the state licensing folks and/or the National Board if they are claiming to be board-certified. Note: board cert is optional, you can still be a specialist without it, but falsely claiming it is big trouble, and extra big if they’ve publicly lied about any credentials. Watch out for “attended” tho, it doesn’t mean matriculated or graduated. Anyone can go to Harvard’s lifelong learning branch, for example, and technically they’ve attended Harvard. Lots of scammers do this, it’s technically right & is legal.
@@ninabeena83 if he knows about (presumably skin) cancer he should stick to videos about that idk why he keeps making videos about things he doesnt understand
@@ethernetgirl2001agreed. Like, it’s dermatological research into melanomas and such, but why is he recommending Rx for general men’s health concerns. Very questionable. *edit: autocorrected word
I mean….just because he went to Harvard doesn’t mean he was top of his class🤷🏼♀️
Yeah, that's very clear. Ivy League education is highly overrated
Maybe he got a doctorate in ... clownology?
Lol, Cs get degrees
That's why we have the joke:
What do you call the lowest ranked med-school grad?... The answer is "Doctor"
I need to see the credentials first..
You know … my grandpa once said, “not everyone graduates at the top of the class’ and I think about that a lot 😂
You know that thing about “what do you call the person who graduates last in their class in medical school?” (You call them doctor.) Theoretically it’s motivational about how you don’t always have to be the best at everything, but for medical doctors, it’s more than a little concerning 😂 you might call that person doctor, but I sure don’t want to call them MY doctor!
Yup. Someone has to come last!
Your grandpa was right, y'know?
This logic fuels my fear of the medical field
"C's get degrees!"
The fact that this "dr" blocked a dog, will always prevent me from taking anything he says seriously.
Especially since the dog is cute as shit. And hes big and looks like a bear and is named bear! I mean COME ON
I think it's clear he blocked the dog because of who runs the dogs page lol
He didn't want the person running it to be able to see his stuff or contact him. Has nothing to do with the dog 😂
@@yeybrittany the fact that you think you needed to tell me that is concerning.
@AKbaby89 lol just seemed like so many people were focused on the dog, just thought I'd throw that out there. You never know whose got common sense on here haha
@@yeybrittanyI literally felt the need to comment the same because no….its not obvious that people understand the dog and human who run the page are different…
What did bear do except for being cuter than him lol
I wasn't previously interested in the creator boxing matches...but I will sit ringside at a match with Dr. Mike and "Dr." Charles.
😂
I mean Dr Mike boxes, too, so.... He can take him down either way
Dr. Mike did already win a boxing match against iDubzz. He'd have no problem knocking Dr. Charles out.
@@giovanninasuluhI was just about to say Doctor Mike is pretty good at boxing
Plus Mike has like 5 years of experience in boxing 😂
Dr mike wins no diff 🔥🔥
Did Bear get an apology, though?
I know right he has to say something about all this drama
Its been very ruff on him...I'll see myself out 😂
@@plumblossom44lol 😂😂😂
@@plumblossom44🤣🤣🤣
@@plumblossom44😂😂😂
I work with doctors and it is always the ones who recently graduated/completed their residency that are so full of themselves. Homie just completed his residency last year and is acting like he knows more than others within the dermatology field lmao ok.
And he's speaking out of his scope of practice. You aren't going to the dermatologist to talk about your erectile dysfunction, which is what one of Dr. Charles recommended meds is for.
this. i’ve noticed that seasoned doctors with the exact same level of knowledge as newbie doctors seem so much more helpful and down to earth
He could learn a thing or two from Dr. Sandra Lee.
I am just curious. Why are newly graduate doctors like that to be so full of themselves? Are they rich? Or is it just pride? By hierarchy stand point, they aren't in the highest rank cuz they still new to the field. I could imagine doctors who worked for many years would be the ones full of themselves. In some ways that would make more sense. So it's very cringy to see doctors like Dr. Charles who just graduated be prideful and talk down to more experienced doctors. I thought new doctors would be more humble with their lack of experience and knowledge. And I thought being prideful as a new doc would hurt their reputation and credibility. Isn't this common sense to med students and newly grads? But I never been thru that field so I don't what med students go thru and think about.
@@hedgiebing55 I think it is primarily based upon their background and their personality. I have met the sweetest doctors young and old and there are always the bad ones in both groups. I do believe some of my best experiences have been with IMG doctors so take that as you will.
I think a few of the younger doctors treat their “Dr” title as a status symbol. They have every right to be proud of completing medical school and their postgraduate training (especially as some take 4+ years), but some take it to the extremes and come off as a POS.
It would be interesting to see the exact pipeline tbh.
This is why I don’t trust anyone wearing a white lab coat or claiming to be a doctor online. I trust my dermatologist and doctor that’s all I need.
BUT HE WENT TO HARRRRVAAAAD!!!!1!!🤣
Sometimes it's good to know things outside from what your doctor tells you - a lot of women with PCOS and related conditions will confirm, they got treatment only after they demended specific tests, because they already had an idea what's wrong, and they got the idea somewhere online. The rule is don't try to treat your condition based on online advice, consult your doctor. And if he doesn't listen find a new doctor. And never believe anything from tiktok. It's a swamp full of bull crap.
Exactly! People should practice this more instead of listening to online medical professionals.
I trust no one...
Yes, but I'd even apply this offline to an extent. Always get a second opinion if you feel you need it!
"All men should take these medications."
"That's potentially lethal."
"I didn't have enough time in my Not Medical Advice TikTok to fit in the nuance."
"You didn't have enough time to add the word 'Not' at the beginning of that sentence?"
He blocked a dog? That must be one sassy dog 😂
😂😂😂
The dog cooked and he hated that.
Yup 😂 and an emotional support dog at that!
😂😂😂
I reckon it’s bc he thought Dr Mike would use Bear’s social media account to continue to criticise him after he blocked all Dr Mike’s socials. I guess he wanted to make sure all the doors were locked 🤷
You know an apology is sincere when someone films it while they’re flopping off the edge of their bed.
We have upgraded from sitting on the floor crying in a gray hoodie
And sounds like they're in the middle of chewing something. Idk his voice just sounds irritating.😅
Or if they apologize while sitting on a couch 😂
@@veronicavatter6436We have also upgraded from the ukelele
"Medical degree from Temu" made me lol
I choked 😭💀
bro i was choking on my water🤣
😂🤣💀
Has anyone ever actually investigate Dr Charles's background. Every video I see correcting him makes him seem like the c+ student from medical school.
From what I can tell he’s still in med school, he hasn’t become a doctor yet
@@thebirdchannelforfans623 that is so odd, considering how much misinformation he is doing I would think medical school would have him under disciplinary action.
@@honeybee347we just need people to report him to the school
My thoughts exactly. The way he's so stubborn and thinks he's superior to others , shows what type of student he would have been. I can see him being kicked out of class and never passing any tests. Ugh he's so obnoxious. Edit. I just read the other comment that he's still in med school and not a doctor. He definitely shouldn't be calling himself one then.
Googling him, I found a dermatology clinic that he works for (and the start up he started). He is a dermatologist, but clearly speaks out of his expertise and his start up (which looks sketchy hahaha).
But yeah the clinic is The Dermatology Specialists in NY. I wonder if he’s just trying to make rage bait for engagement
Ads (undisclosed and disclosed) will be the end of social media. Influences used to save you money by telling you what works but now they just recommend everything. We’re back to square one and are better off taking chances on products IMO
I’m thinking he only apologized because he maybe got in trouble at his work. Sounds forced.
It's so unethical for a licensed medical professional to behave in such a way. He's only backtracking because of the backlash. I mean we had people in the US taking ivermectin and drinking bleach... Medical professionals have to be responsible for their words.
But those people took the word from non-medical people. I agree that medical content creators should be careful, but some people are just not thinking before taking advice and checking it.
@@Melanie-sj8mmI mean. You have snake oil doctors who recommended that to either garner or keep an audience of a,,, specific kind.
Those doctors need to be ousted and delicensed lol
@@Melanie-sj8mmYeah, because some of the people recommending these things were actually doctors looking to benefit in some way. The whole antivaxxer movement was started by a previously licensed doctor.
Just saying "well they should know better" only goes so far when there are figures people trust recommending these harmful practices
Ivermectin is a PROVEN drug used for over 40 years!!! Get your facts straight before spouting... SMH
@@mmmbepis8643and he got his license removed but just travelled to the us to continue his shtick
Any health related content shouldn't really be trusted outright in short form content because you really can't get all the important information in such a short time. You have to double check it to ensure it's true.
Yeah 100% agree. It’s just not appropriate for short form content
I mean... He blocked Dr. Mike's dog 😂😂😂
Edit: 3.8k likes? Are you outside of your mind?
Edit 2: 5K Guys... I was just stating facts! 💀
dr mike partying during peak of covid needed that type of blocking not him calling out bs lol
It's giving "dishonor on you, dishonor on your cow"
Imagine blocking Bear, what a sad life
@londonmellow and he made some pretty harmful comments about Autism
@@estopesto2647what did he say?
I will never stop being impressed by your integrity. And Robert’s. Just stellar people, both of you.
Oh you must be new here - they're the same person who just has two different channels to maximize ad revenue
Omfg 😂
Thank you 🥹💜
@@MommaBear87😂😂
@@MommaBear87 Somebody missed their weekly reminder. 🤣
3:29 He didn't say Dr. Mike, he just called him Mike to which Dr. Mike drily commented "Didn't know we were on a first name basis" 😅
Here to find out what a prolapsing lip balm is…
It’s the perfect description for what’s happening 😂
Starts around 14:58 for anyone wondering when that segment starts
@@n30n_futur37thank you 😂❤
Having had a rectopexy, I'm on pins and needles.
I had to pause the video, I was laughing so hard I cried
I actually really appreciate Dr. Mike's video because my diabetic husband is now taking the PROPER fish oil supplement. The fact what he was taking could cause bleeding and issues with clotting is a big deal. The Cardiologist shared great info!
A prolapsing lip balm headline is the antidote we all need to the endless lip balm releases; out there doing god's work James
The ad thing is so needed. It doesn’t matter if she’s the brand owner people won’t know that immediately. The other day I came across a brand account posting videos on TH-cam shorts like it was just an influencer and not a brand. People in the comments genuinely believed it was just a girl in her bedroom reviewing these products and not affiliated with despite the brand name and pfp , and the very clear product placement
he can't possibly be a real dr. incredibly unprofessional, childish, irresponsible, flash-in-the-pan internet personality - James, thanks for sharing this! 💖
being corrected on something you were wrong about isn’t “negative discourse”. it’s just a correction.
Constructive Critism, so people just don't know how to take it smh Dr.Charles.
OMG! As a doctor I have met hazardly wrong but very arrogant doctors like this both professionally and as a patient.
Amazon is notorious for the amount of fake products they sell, I try to buy from Ulta or Sephora when it comes to the high priced items…
Just because he was the last ranking student from Harvard and Duke, doesn’t mean he is a reliable “doctor.”
To supplement your point ,this guy studied evolutionary biology at Harvard for undergrad. I am not entirely sure how that remotely relates to modern medicine other than historical information, but maybe someone more educated about the field could let me know. With regards to med school, lots of med students will tell you that there are a group of students that will actual try to understand the science to become good physicians and there are a group of students that will just memorize what they need to know for the board exams. I think it's safe to say Dr. Charles falls in the latter group.
@AnikaReza to be fair, your undergrad focus/degree doesn't matter as long as you have taken the necessary classes that are listed as a pre-requisit to get into the medical program. It's probably not useful in his medical degree and it probably was an easier undergrad degree compared to some others he could have chosen, but he surely took the science classes that were required. I absolutely agree that there are different types of med students and working doctors. He definitely comes across as the type who is in it for the money and recognition. He has no shame and it's gross.
@eileen_a_b you are absolutely right about degree of study being relatively inconsequential to getting into medical school. But the reason I mention his undergraduate field is because he intentionally did not specify it in his profile. Even if you look at his dermatology clinic websites, his educational background is not listed there. People can easily be led to believe that he got his medical degree from Harvard (which I admitting thought at first). Of course, Duke is no school to scoff at either, but half truths about his background is a red flag. He is using his alma mater as a lure to convince people he is credible. (I definitely should have clarified my train of thought in my initial response 😅)
Dude clearly confused “I walked around the Harvard campus once” with “Graduated from Harvard” lol
I was a manager at Ulta for 7 years. More than once, I had customers come into the store with a prestige brand beauty product (mostly fragrance but some eyeshadow palettes etc) because they wanted to see if we could help them determine if they were fake. I have seen some really good dupes. The best being Chanel fragrances which appeared to have been in the original bottle but the scent was definitely not right. I get it, these things are expensive; HOWEVER, if you are not buying it at regular retail price or from a reputable retailer then where do you think it’s coming from exactly? 🤔 it’s either fake or stolen merchandise!
Did he just get drunk in the parking lot of these schools? Is that what he means by he "went to Harvard"
I mean, maybe he just took a tour once, so technically he *went* to Harvard and Duke.
He went in to pee probably
Thanks for the shout out James!❤ And geez....😳 some of these influencer "doctors" are getting out of hand!
Omg I love Dr. Mike. I have been following him for years. Not only is he very informative, he will always own up to his mistakes. I died laughing at Dr. Charles for blocking everyone Dr. Mike has ever known. 😂 Who blocks a dog?
Honestly I'm already hesitant with any doctor on social media but a lot of these doctors need to stay in their lanes. Just because you're a doctor, doesn't mean you're an expert in all medicine.
That Doctors rampant blocking 😂🤣☠️
I mean…I get blocking trolls but…a dog?! 🥲
@@JamesWelsh *Chris Tucker voice* He was too legit to quit 🤣😂
A state license board needs to hear about Dr. Charles
Why is it always Dr Charles 😭💀
Hopefully this is the last we’ll hear of him….for a while
Because he's always wrong and annoying 😅
This situation reminds me of the Lauren The Mortician situation with the child car seat expert guy. 😬
Okay, now I'm curious. What happened?
@@haythebug5290 she made a video saying that a specific child car seat was dangerous and that parents should not buy it and an actual child passenger safety expert made a video explaining on why it actually was very safe and fine to use and she clapped back and bashed him, saying that he didn’t know anything and implied that he was a p3do because he had a bunch of child seats in his house even though he doesn’t have kids. But he had those because it was literally his job to make sure that they are safe for children to use.
@@SonamyShadow13 dang! Thanks for the explanation:)
@@haythebug5290 If you need further explanations, there's a TH-cam channel called Markie that covered all of the Lauren the Mortician craziness, including the stuff beyond this first part.
oh, I didn‘t know that that ended in a mess 😅
I’m so glad people are calling this type of influencer out - they’re shameful and potentially dangerous. Love your content x
Blocking a dog on social media shouls trigger something somewhere, like a team who "disappear" people who shouldn't be in the wild with us.
Winnie Harlow spf lip gloss made my lips burn SO bad and I got a chemical type burn on my lips (red, bumpy, and very irritated and painful) maybe because there’s essential oils in them? (I think?) I asked for a refund and the suggested I tried their lip mask which they sent for free which was nice but that also burned like hell! And none of these things are listed as “lip plumping” but there were clear irritants in them. Like who wants a lip mask that burns your lips?! They finally just gave me a $ refund since I no couldn’t use my of the products
That sounds more like a severe topical allergic reaction than a chemical burn or something caused by a limp plumping product or a basic irritant.
@@TheElf_Online true! I just wonder what the ingredients were that did that because I’ve never in my life had a similar reaction to any cosmetic, and I love using tons of different lip glosses and chap sticks etc
Yeah, you might want to try swatching on your wrist or something beforehand if it's been an issue. It'd still suck, but a lot less than your lips
My mom is notorious for falling for internet scams. Most recently she tried to get that body spray brand that "attracted spiders" and nothing ever came in the mail but they tried to get her to pay more money to send it again. I made her cancel her card lol. But before that she tried to get kitchen aid mixers for my sister and I. She only got a fake Cartier LOVE ring in the mail. Which would be quite expensive of a mess up if it were real 😂
Omg does she like spiders or something? That myth was so dumb, considering 1) how little most ppl know about spoods, and 2) a Brazilian brand isn't going to sell something that brings the spoods to the yard. They have one of the legit scariest spiders ever in the rainforest there (Brazilian Wandering Spiders).
@@maryeckel9682 never heard anyone call spiders spoods lol it makes them sound adorable
Does your Mom belong to my spider group? Because people were hoping it was true. (Even though logically it would make no sense for there to be a universal spider attractant)
@@maryeckel9682I'm adding spoods to my vocab now
My mom gets scammed a lot too, she doesn’t want to believe she’s being taken advantage of 😢
I like Dr. Mike! He’s great at cutting to the chase and I love that he goes to colleagues in other specialties when it’s not his area of expertise. The fact that he took on Dr. Charles says so much about what a clown this “doctor” is. I wonder if the AMA (American Medical Association) went after him too, prompting that “apology”.
And who blocks a dog?! Bear is adorable!
You know… I was listening to a podcast with Dr. Mike and Dr. Layne Norton (PhD not MD, great guy with great content) and Layne said “someone had to finish last at med school” and I think about that a lot.
They were talking about how to identify real experts at that particular moment… great podcast episode. Succinctly explains something I was banging my head against a wall trying to explain to people. “Real experts don’t sound like used car salesmen”.
James really is glowing! Like wow that skin looks hydrated
I'm hearing Robert call him crusty in my head rn. 😂🤣
The proper response is dialogue- from a doctor who blocked the other doctor disagreeing. Nice!
I hope the Bear Pup isn’t losing too much sleep over being blocked by Dr Charles! 🤣
Dr Charles, you should know that Dr Mike has a new Newfoundland pup (Rib). Be on the lookout to block the Rib Pup when he gets his own page. 😛😂
no, bear is definitely unbothered, happy, and flourishing. He doesn’t care what a third-rate doctor thinks of him 🙂↔️
Dont take advice from tik tok, specialy medical ones 💀
He still a Doctor givin medical advice...
@@AngieDeAguirre In all professions there are bad professionals.
@@AngieDeAguirrehe's not doctor 😂
@@lunatic5162if I’m not wrong dr charles , IS a doctor , medically liscensed I think he even lists the college he went to , BUT that’s even worse cause he’s working on real patients while spatting BS ,
And then not listening when a peer tried explaining which is important in the medical field
Not only is he risking his followers health, he could potentially harm real life in care patients due to his unprofessionalism
Concerning
@@AngieDeAguirrethat doesn't mean they are right lol there have been so many doctors I've met that actually baffle me on how they even are a doctor.😭💀
I was scared for a second, I thought you were about to say Dr. Mike said something bad and I was panicking cuz I love him 😅
Perfect timing! Also my dermatologist/beautician told me “toner isn’t a thing” today when I told her I loved it 😢 Can you believe it James?!
What is it then?? 😭
@@Raebrained I don’t know 😩 She said I shouldn’t use it !
Maybe they are thinking about the older definition of a toner which was used quite some time ago to regulate your ph after using older harsher soaps. Maybe they are saying you don’t need a toner anymore because soaps aren’t those ph disrupters anymore. That’s my guess but of course I could be wrong.
@@23lolita2323 I told her about the one I was using (La Roche-Posay), and she said toners aren’t a thing and they do nothing for the skin. There is no point in using them. To be honest though I started using them a lot more thanks to James’ videos and I can see an improvement in my pores so going to keep using it as long as it doesn’t interact badly with the treatments I get with her 😉
did she actually look at your toner or was she just turned off by the mention of one?
I’ve worked with many doctors as a nurse….I have worked with several doctors just like Dr Charles, arrogant and unable to admit that others may actually know better. I have put most respect for Dr Mike and internal medicine/family practice doctors in general…they are the doctors most people see and while they aren’t specialists, they know a lot about a lot and are the ones who refer you to specialists when you need one.
The algorithm be algorithming and you came across my feed with this video - I remembered the initial incidents and wanted to watch your breakdown of it. Love your voice and the skincare is chef kiss. Thank you for your video and I subscribed!
Oh, a couple of influencers in Poland got slapped with huge fines, because they were advertising alcohol and their profiles were not set as 18+.
Wait...Wtf, sildenafil is the generic name for viagra. Why would EVERY man need to take that and for their HEART!? dr charles is a weirdo. 🤣🤦♀️💜
Maybe he think have some full relish long, wild, animalistic sex, make your heartbeat go faster and thats good for the men heart and health. 😅😂😂😂
Viagra was originally being developed as a heart medication, but erections were a side effect that ended up meaning the medication was more useful for erectile dysfunction.
@thebeaside right, but, is it still prescribed as a heart med? I'll have to google that, now I'm curious 🤣
@@iamsquatty no idea, it’d have to be in low doses though, to not have constant erections.
Just like trazodone was originally for anxiety, but now it’s something used for people with insomnia. It helps calm the mind.
That's why DR. Mike is the best!!
My guess is that there is probably a silicone in the base of the gloss and a silicone in the applicator tip that is leading to the applicator degrading.
freaking crazy how he block a dog but im still astonish that he still has his license and that isn't revoke
I really dont think he even has one...and honesyly I pray he doesn't LOL
“After much consideration… no.” the way I gagged😂😂😂
I love Dr Mike, he makes medical information fun.
Q: What do you call a doctor who graduates at the bottom of their class?
A: Doctor
7:32 He literally cannot say criticism. LMAO, that is revealing. He had to say that, didn’t mean it.
Peter Monn has been telling folks about not disclosing ads for years, but they keep doing it. Even after big cases of people having to pay HUGE amounts in fines. Really stupid. It’s a really easy way to check a channel to see if they are worth watching.
♥️✌️ Thanks, James, for being a voice of sanity and honesty!
I have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, and seeing how wildly wrong a ton of MDs are is so wild... I've had it happen to me personally.
It's terrifying. I also have EDS. And a lot of medical trauma. Sending you well wishes.
@@kapertures right back at you, zebra buddy!! 🦓
I'll never forget telling an anesthesiologist that EDS patients need more or stronger general anesthesia and he brushed me off like it wasn't a thing.
I woke up like 15 mins after the procedure and without any grogginess. I was supposed to be out for about 45 mins or so... Dude didn't listen.
I ended up asking the doctor to come in and told him directly that it took place because I was so scared about anyone else being ignored like I was. He was shocked to say the least.
@@crispyyrosee I'm so sorry you suffer, but it's nice to come across a fellow zebra! 🦓 The gaslighting they do to us is so scary and sad. They do not listen to me about MY body and what *I* need. They actually don't know best and could use the education about it. You aren't alone.
You, Robert and Dr Mike are some of the only influencers I would believe with advice and reviews because of the research you do and that you would reach out to other professionals for information as and when you need it. And as for blocking the dog… that tells me all I need to know about him! 😂
And Michelle (Lab Muffin)
Lab Muffin Beauty Science is also amazing!
Let's give a moment of appreciation to Dr.Mike...
Seeing a doctor actively humble many narcissistic doctors is great.
I have personally dealt with specialists who were too consumed with their own egos that it prevented them from treating me properly.
Why hasn’t TikTok banned him?
I appreciate your candor and integrity, and your sense of humor
I feel like so many brand owning influencers do that! I noticed that Blogilates doesn’t seem to tag things as an ad when making content directly about popflex clothing.
I agree that it would be ideal for her to be tagging her videos as ads, but I think legally she is in the clear because every video is her saying “I/we made _____”. It would be really hard to argue in court that a reasonable viewer wouldn’t know it’s her brand and that she financially benefits from the sales.
From what I have seen myself and heard others say about the Tala CEO, the issue with her videos was that she wasn’t explicitly saying “I made ____” or “my product”, and that someone who wasn’t familiar could watch one of those videos and reasonably believe that it wasn’t her own company.
@@celery7094 you make a very good point. Maybe that’s why she repeats ‘I made/I created/etc’ as nauseam…
The aptly timed ‘I miss him’ in the tiktok at 3:50 took me tf out 😂😂
I see a few people saying the Cay Skin SPF lip gloss made their lips burn, but I do wonder if they’ve tried other SPF balms too? Because my lips get irritated by ALL chemical SPF balms, even if my facial skin is okay with the same sunscreen ingredients. I can use mineral SPF on my lips though (just bought the Supergoop one). I think we just gotta remember the skin on the lips is even thinner than even that on our face and may be even more easily sensitized. Not that I’m defending a prolapsing lip balm, but just curious if others have tried SPF lip balms before the Cay Skin.
I'm so glad you've done this video. Would you consider doing one on the gifts brands are giving to influencers, such as Chanel and Birkin handbags, worth thousands of dollars and the subsequent content generated about the handbag and associated hyperbole about the brand's product? I'm thinking about a couple of American influencers in particular.
The way Dr Charles wears that labcoat is really giving me Milgram Experiment white lab coat theory. Like i aint trusting u more cuz of that coat, brother.
Fr, like I have a lab coat hanging off my chair because I need it for my chemistry classes. I could wear it and start yapping on the internet, but that doesn't mean I know shit. And as a 2nd year undergrad student I definitely don't know shit.
This was excellent James!! Thank you so much for sharing all of this🥰 On the lip balm cases, the samples mfgrs send to the client for approval are sometimes made from a small batch so that they are perfect rather than being pulled from the same process that the live run will use, which is what's supposed to happen. 90% of the time, this works out and saves a lot of time but it's not proper.
I have a suspicion that those fakes maybe were being sold at Shopee stores or something similar. Shopee is amazing when it comes to finding small businesses and I can buy directly from Korea through there, but I've seen Thai/Chinese/Indonesian sellers with suspicious products there, and not only designer products but also hard-to-get products like special edition/niche products from brands like Nivea and Japanese skincare and makeup.
I did think brand owners didn't need to declare ADs on their personal pages. That might be the interpretation of the American laws as I've heard them explained before. It is clearer to declare AD/sponsored so the audience knows there is a vested interest in the influencer selling a product. If the influencer says it's their brand in the post, is that enough? I can see how an influencer thinks its obviously their product but it's always gonna be someone's first contact with the influencer/brand.
Good that Dr Mike is fighting misinformation. I still can’t seem to forget his COVID partying days and the poor apology
I've never watched a video since and never will.
S A M E but at least hes trying now i guess
First time watcher and I just want to say that your skin is immaculate. It’s literally glowing
"[I] never engage in negative discourse." = I don't like when people disagree with me because I can't support my opinion with facts.
I'm curious, in the UK, would it be sufficient for a brand owner to state "brand owner" in associated brand posts on their personal account? Or do they need to say "ad" or "sponsored" ?
I ask just because I could see an argument (not that I necessarily agree) that a post isn't an ad or a sponsorship if there isn't a marketing agreement laid out between the brand and the influencer account. Many personal influencer accounts are businesses themselves, so I could see an (unethical) argument that stating it's an ad would be incorrect if there isn't actual money exchanging between businesses. Just curious if anyone knows what the laws state in those circumstances.
They said he got his degree from Temu 😂 I howled.
Using your "authority" over clients actually violates the oath that all in the health care system takes...at least here in Canada. That is to do no harm. We're taught that your position comes with a natural authority and you should never hold it over another. It can be construed as a type of abuse actually. We have a responsibility to be responsible, as truthful as we can professionally be, and to do what is in the best interest of your patients. Being on social media doesnt change that. In fact, one would think it only intensifies the responsibilities. I love that Dr. Mike posted at the end of his response video, a video on the things he said that was wrong (misinformation). It was refreshing. Also, watch Dr. Mikes video on the beauty influencer who contracted a flesh eating microbacterium from injectables that she found out was being ordered from Ali express 🤯
I sent a message to The Dermatology Specialists about Dr. Charles Puza spreading misinformation, explaining that it's 1) dangerous and 2) doesn't give me much confidence in their dermatology business. I suggest you all do the same. People like this won't stop until they face *real* consequences.
Yes years ago I bought a Chanel foundation online when I’d been buying it from the Boots Chanel counter in the UK for a couple of years… I was taking a break from running my then business when I was only 18, due to family issues so was looking for cheaper options & I found the exact Chanel foundation on line which looked so genuine that I bought it.
Once it arrived & I opened it, it was in a class bottle with identical labelling & colours… the lot, but at the back of my mind I could see the colour wasn’t correct & remember not seeing the shade I always got from Boots as an option on line so just assumed I’d picked wrong as online swatches can be misleading. So I used it, several times, however it never felt, smelled or looked or seemed the same… never broke me out or anything but just something cheap about it… but the shade matched my tan perfectly.
So I decided to save up & go buy from Boots again but I took the bottle I bought on line with me to get that shade, well that shade never existed in the Chanel range, it was fake, cheap nasty stuff, which I guess I knew deep down 😂
But the point of my story is that this was 20 years ago… so imagine how much scams/fakes & the rest of it have increased in that 20 years??
Be careful people ❤❤❤❤
MY ULTA LIPBALM JUST DID THIS!!! I thought I was the only one having the 'prolapse' issue and got so annoyed, it went into the garbage.
I wish I had your money! If I had this happen I'd return it and ask for a refund!
I love the wealth of information in James’ videos. And I appreciate you dont play an entire video of other creators but paraphrase the important parts. That way we get to enjoy ur voice and content to the fullest. How this ‘dr’ has so much following is beyond me 🤦🏻♀️
Omg you literally got glass skin in this video so jelly 😭😭💗
I can’t stand Dr Charles (is he even really a doctor? Just because he’s written it in his bio doesn’t mean it’s true) I’ve only really seen him trying to give make up advice on Robert’s channel and now this but I really don’t like the guy. He seems a real douche lol
He's a dermatologist. That's it. He is absolutely not qualified to give any kind of medical advice outside of dermatology, and even then I don't know I would trust his skin advice
the lib balm tiktok clip with "i miss him"
I must have missed something.
James, what has Nivea done?
I use the german version of the creme. What have they done???? Please and thank you. 😊
Wasn't Nivea, it was ponds comparing their cream Vs niveas but they were two different types of cream so not comparable but pnds was saying Nivea was crap because it left a film - Nivea was a thick cream Vs pond lightweight gel cream so the judge said it was defamation basically.
I seen that Doctor Mike video and he was really nice about it. Doctor Mike is really good
So many “doctors” on TikTok that have “amazing revolutionary advice” but are literally giving terrible dangerous advice. Like TikTok get your shit together and ban those kinds of people.
I used to watch Grace when I first started working out, it’s wild to see how much she’s achieved since I last watched her page.
My aunt died because she was livingnin America and couldnt afford the dr and prescription so she bought medication online andnit killed her. Not black market, just because she hadnt been seen by a dr. Im saying this because of telling people to just take meds without checks.
That's horrifying! I'm so sorry. We're in deep trouble here in the States.
I love that you cover all this TikTok drama for us because good LORD do I not have the time 😂 thank you for helping me feel aware of the trending controversies
I'm sorry but I'm gonna need these universities to PLEASE speak up and say "HE DOESN'T GO HEREEE"
I can't get over how good your skin looks!!
He's still rage baiting???
i live in southeast asia and fake designer products on the online market is INSANE…. i always get suggested these products and im always so skeptical because there is no way a givenchy powder is $20…. they’re literally well over $60 in sephora here😭
15:46 the "i miss him" in the tiktok almost made me spit out my coffee 🤣
Same 😂🤣🤣
Is there a way to report Dr Charles to the medical board to have his medical degree reviewed??