How to Get Rid of Sagging Jowls from a Dermatologist! | Dr. Shereene Idriss
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- Le jowls!! The bain of my existence and probably yours too. So what can we do about them?
0:00 intro
1:35 what are jowls
2:58 3 peaks of aging
4:57 at-home fixes
8:43 in-office treatments
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Thank you doctor for this video. I have tried almost everything to look younger + delay aging as much as possible, anything from face exercises, vitamin C serum, Fraxel, collagen supplements and of course Retin A (7 years straight), home devices and what not. However, nothing made any real difference compared to the high-quality derma pen I purchased for around 100 bucks. Within 3 months of use, my skin has improved DRAMATICALLY. I don't look like I'm 18 again, but definitely not 44 either. My fine lines have disappeared completely, and my nasolabial folds are way less are nonexist (Never had jowls though). People often underestimate the power of wounding and the revolutionary effects it can have on the skin.
What dermapen did you get?
Could you tell us which derma pen brand please ? Thanks for the comment by the way!
Kora beauticals v2
+1 for kora beauticaIs. I've been doing microneedling since it started 12 or so years ago. Nobody believe I am 55. They all say I am in my 30's or early 40's. As you know, as we get old, our skin gets thinner therefore creating wrinkles. But the wounding kept my skin still thick and youthful. Your comment will help so many women to restore their skin..
and what is the frequency ?
Ugh jowls … so cruel … my face held up till about 55 now I’m going to be 61 … the party is over .. it’s okay as a cancer survivor I’m just happy to be here . Age is a privilege.
You're so lucky, I'm sure your face is lovely no matter you've jowl or not❤
That's good! I'm 36 and the jowls have just started 😭
Aww , well my grandmother was jowly & my mom as well as all her sisters .. there was no escape ! You can fight many things … but genetics & age are fierce competitors. lol
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I'm 68. This is the first - and likely the last - video I have watched on aging skin. Chubby cheeks in youth and jowls with age absolutely run in my family, and they're showing up in spades this year. My takeaway from this "experience" is that there's nothing I can do about jowls without spending huge amounts of money on products and procedures, and even that will only bring a very temporary improvement.
I already have a very basic b.i.d. healthy skin regimen, so I'll just continue that, try to eat healthier, drink more water, and spend my money on meditation classes to help me accept myself and aging as a healthy, beautiful part of life.
Thanks for helping me get over that mental hurdle quite quickly.
Great perspective and attitude! Inspiring for me.
Turning 49 this week! Love your perspective, I agree let’s stop fighting and start embracing our wise beauty
I'm a similar age, outdoor aussie bloke and was thinking exactly exactly the same thing. Isn't this young woman's honesty tremendous, saving a lot of us considerable time and money, I like her a lot. Why does anybody want to head towards the end of their life looking like a brand new car that never left the showroom anyway? It's not half as appealing as an old jalopy covered in dings, dents, bumper stickers and 27 layers of paint attesting to the many different eras it continues to live thru.
This was such a beautiful post to run into tonight -thank you for your words that provided much perspective and real beauty. At 53 I have noticed a round face and when looking at profile from the side it seems like my chin and neck are sloping into each other -really a bummer. I have trichotillomania -no lashes or brows either -so this is just not great for my esteem. However, I will also try my best but I want to be around positive like minded people like you -too much obsession over things that really just can't be controlled.
@moonharp We are the same age - I'll be 69 in early November - and everything you said is ME! My skin is wrinkle free and smooth, except for some forehead lines, but the jowls are here to stay. My mother had them as well, with beautiful skin and few wrinkles. I am a carbon copy of my mother as far as our facial aging. I aged the same way she did. I have very high cheekbones, which helps, I think, with the "falling face," but also I've noticed my cheeks have started to not be as fulll as they used to be. I do what you do and drink lots of water and moisturize, try to eat well, and will be getting in more exercise, but I'm tired of buying things and doing things that are supposed to rid me of these "pouches." It's time to enjoy the years I have left (husband recently passed) and not worry about what I can't fix. It's not that important in the grand scheme of life.. Thank you for saying it best , and I'm sure you're a beautiful women! Blessings! +
I have been massaging my face and doing face yoga for a very long time now I can confirm that it has helped me immensely. You just have to look at some of the Asian women teaching these tequnique to know they work. Also like any excersise or gentle treatment it takes time to see result but if you are persistent you can see them 100%. Shereene, I think you are a lovely person and you look beautiful and have fabulous skin but I would urge you to stop advising people to avoid using tools and technique that work and are natural and can help many many people look better and feel better.
Saying face excersie is temporary is the same as saying body excersise is temporary.. so would you advice people not to exercise completely??
I think you are completely right. thank you.
She drumming up business. If facial yoga works for ppl, doctors wouldn't be needed
I agree with you so much on this.
You're wrong but you're very passionate about it so I'm not even going to argue with you. But speaking from a medical point of view of cell structure, all you're really doing is breaking things down.
@@anuncolonizedmind6296if she was trying to drum a business she would be pushing the idea of threading. Which she's not.
Its sad that our most powerful and wise years are undermined by facial aging and low self esteem.
I'm 62...
If only we could perceive beauty in an older face...
I know it can be done because I find beauty in other older faces.
Love yourself people ❤
I know quite a lot of photographers who are endlessly obsessed with older faces. There's something very deep and profound about a weathered face as opposed to the smooth skin of young models.
I agree 100%. The way to start is to completely ignore men who talk about older women as if we are garbage. Too many women have been trained by opinions that should never matter...
I take very good care of my skin but genetics is on my side in it's texture and coloring. Yes my face is aging but as you so wisely state, it's the elder stage where we are in are our wisest and most powerful years. This is why we are feared. Blessings ❤
My wisdom has been hard earned! There is NO WAY I am gonna devalue that!
Me too! I couldn't see it of older people when I was young, but it's so strange to me that now I do see people my age and older and see they look beautiful!
You clicked on the video after reading the title why then? You're obviously interested in the subject, or else you wouldn't have clicked
I'm with all of you here at 53 and it did seem like it happened overnight.
Smiling helps pull your face up, too so do that in the mirror more often and tell yourself that you are beautifully and wonderfully made. 🙂
@@justabebe I can totally relate! But we are Gen X and we got these wrinkles enjoying the best decade ever... the 80's. Badge of honor. ha
I noticed it starting get worse at 54. Now at 55 seeing a lot more sagging every week. It's crazy because I think I've taken better care of myself in the last 5 years than ever before. 😞
I got the Silk'n Titan and it worked for me! I could not believe the success I had with the corners of my mouth and that little bit under the neck. They are tight like 10 years ago!
@@jpintero6330what is the silk and titan
@@justabebei hear topical estrogen can help women who’s 40+ pretty much just vaginal cream. You should look into it
I love how transparent, knowledgeable, and level headed you are regarding this topic! Thank you for the video
My new thing to hide them is to always be wearing a micro smile, like a smirk, just barely, enough to pull up the sides and smooth the jowls. For someone whose worn resting b face her whole life, it was a challenge but now I do it naturally and I just appear happy all the time. Unless I'm in deep thought, like when I'm shopping and have too many options.
been trying to do the same thing. I'm not even 50 yet. But I also think from peri-menopause and weight gain it made it worse.
I do that too
I do a resting face for my frown line - constantly aware to not be tightening it when something happens that would warrent it. I have no crow lines between my eyebrows - none. I'm 44
The best comment ever
I do the same thing 😅
Great video! I was very lucky, my face held up right until 50. And then the overnight sagging happened. I literally looked in the mirror one day and didn't recognize myself. It was shocking.
Same here 😢 It just feels like it happens suddenly.
Same! WTH?
Same!!
Me too 😭
Same here!
Men are so lucky, they can simply grow a beard.
We should bring beards for women into fashion!
Yes but some men look terrible with them only some can pull it off
😂yes, right on!
Lmao
They just need to tell the "beard" to grow over the bolding spots and the protruding "beer" bellies 😂
ohmygosh!! what a delight to find you today!! thank you for a great/honest video. i've been doing minimally invasive work for over 20 years and agreed with everything you said!! i did have a wonderful dr that i "aged" with. sadly, when i need her most, she has retired. and now i live in a place where i don't trust any of the drs doing this work here. thus, glad i at least found you.
You’re clearly a genuinely authentic professional and am so glad I’ve found your channel. I’m one happy nerd 😘
Turned 50 am in the throws of menopause and everything has gone to hell in a hand basket my face hit the floor overnight 😂 I started exercising, cut sugar intake, tretinion, vitamin c, peptides, moisturizer, and of course Sunscreen. I look the best I can with no needles, no surgery and most importantly my skin glows and looks healthy. Aging is a privilege I’m grateful for every birthday I have face hitting the floor and all …..
Strength train, don’t do aerobic exercise, it stimulates cortisol.
Do you do face or tongue exercises?
There’s not much you can do about heredity, but you can create a welcoming facial facial expression. A couple of years ago, I worked to devrlooe a more positive mental attitude and aimed for a slight relaxed smile as my resting face. I’m 77 and now live alone. But I practice it as I sit at my computer, cook, or run my errands. As we get older, we tend to wear on our faces what we are thinking, and may have been thinking for years. So many wear a perpetual frown, lines of anger, depression , judgement, and life disappointment. As we get older, no matter what physical changes are happening, we can project a serenity and welcome in our facethat is gold to people stressed by life. A smile can change any face into something lovely. Believe, it takes some work inside before it shows outside. But if I can help someone in a moment to feel loved, accepted, and beautiful with a smile, I have fulfilled a desire in my older age to make a difference.
@@lesleyclaster6878 I love your attitude! Here is one added benefit of that smile; after a while it can become a smile on the inside too! Years ago when I was very depressed over miscarrying twice in a row, I learned the psychological trick of acting « as if » all was ok with my world. I won’t say that it erased all of my sorrows but it did eventually make them easier to bear! (Smile and the world smiles with you. Cry and you cry alone.)
@@lesleyclaster6878I really love what yoI really love what you said it made my day
Ditto on the buccal fat removal! I thought about it so many times when I was younger because I have more buccal fat than most and I hated it, but now at 42 when fat loss is occurring, the extra fat still makes my face look plump and people never believe how old I actually am. Young ladies, resist the urge! Your older self will thank you!!
Same. Buccal fat removal has been a terrible trend imo. Those sucked in alien faces will look worse in 20 yrs and no amount of surgery, imo, will fix it.
I agree! I also had an LED mask and people always think I'm in my thirties not fifty.
I keep wondering how these 20somethings who had buccal fat removal done will look in 20 years, and how much money they'll be spending to put it all back
Don’t take the fat out of your cheeks young women you’ll lose them later on as you age
Too late 😩
This is my first time watching your channel Dr.Idriss. I've never watched on TH-cam a video like yours. Thank you for your honesty, frank and realistic approach to the problem of sagging jaws.
She is totally amazing. My first time watching her, and I totally loved her!
Thanks for straight honesty! At 55, I have learned that, health on the inside out, and good genes, less stress. Best to learn to accept aging as well.
My jaw is a little weaker on one side and I've had a slight jowl there since my early twenties. Sometimes I'm really insecure about it, but then I see a photo of my great-grandmother, arguably the kindest person in my family and who I was named after, and see she had it too. And that helps so much.
Awh, this is so beautiful 🥹💗
Our faces, imperfect as we may see them, are our inheritance from the women who came before us. That we are here is a sign that those faces were loved. I wear them with pride :)
Real beauty is on the inside. ❤
Same same same but with my mom. I'm 42, look pretty young but the jowls are here. She's 67 and has the same and I think she looks young and beautiful so everytime, I feel bad about this, I think of her and feel immediately better. 😊
I have the same issue too. I think my tmj makes it worse because it has effected my bite and teeth. I don’t have a strong jaw/chin so it’s really noticeable to me. The older I get though I also see bits of my grandmother poking through. I think I will look like her when I’m an elderly woman, if I’m blessed to make it that far.
I hate my jowls but honestly I am just going to try and accept them. I'm nearly 60. I have other things I'd rather spend money on like travel and adventure! (crying in my coffee)
I didn't notice mine till 55. Seems like everything happens all at once
I love the way you don't overhype even your own products and you realistically explain what different ingredients and procedures do.
I feel very blessed because I’m 47 in May and I’ve only just started to see the aging process on my face / neck and everywhere else.
ive had jowls since i was 20 ever since i got my wisdom teeth and back molars removed. the truth is.. dental work effects your face a LOT and no one is talking about it. It can also help you look younger as well, so if you had teeth removed and have lower face issues, look at getting implants or even dentures to correct.. it works well for me
This! Had I known getting my wisdom teeth out would age me 15 years I would have left them in there. Why is this not more common knowledge?
I'm now looking into a facelift and I'm only 37
Yes!
Underrated comment...
can you expand on this? I was 13 when I had mine removed - I have a very weak jawline and jowling hard at 33. I had no idea this was a thing? Did you get wisdom teeth implants?
Dentists always tell you that if you get teeth pulled, you need to immediately replace them.
So true about facelifts. My mom got one and looked wonderful. But the jowls came back first, probably after 2 years. She’s still beautiful, of course ❤
That's so frustrating! All that money and recovery for it to iust come back in 2 years?!
@@9melissalWell, skin care still matters.
So if it happened after 2 years, you have to consider how good of a skin care regimen was even followed. Or not.
@@DeathtotheAshesI can’t imagine anyone spending that much money on their face just to not even take care of it before or after. Someone who is that concerned with their skin typically is *very* anal about their skincare.
And two years timeframe is actually pretty good for that. Dr Idriss just said that it’ll start to droop again within 6 months.
@@PiXie232 yeah because people
who get lipo never get fat again either by YOUR logic.
Either way, we don’t know. So, welp.
@@DeathtotheAshes skincare has absolutely nothing to do with your jowls sagging. No matter how well you take care of your skin, you will lose collagen and elasticity REGARDLESS of your skincare routine. It’s as if you didn’t even watch the video at all lol. But really, people should already know this and not need a video to tell them, but clearly I’m wrong about that because you still have no clue.
Thank you, Doctor. This was very informative. And in the beginning when you said you forgot how to speak English, I had to tell you, your English is perfect.
Thank you for the realistic information! I've also found that quitting dairy cut down my jowl problems by like 50%!
REALLY??? How old are you? I'm 51 and just went off dairy. Slight issue with jowls...
@@juliecummings4045 I just turned 40 but have hereditary problems with jowls. The no dairy made a huge change!! And if you can bear to do the Whole 30 diet, it looks like a facelift!
Very informative and good. I m 46 and I had sagging jowls because of age and weight lost. The best solution I found was face excercises. That really helped me to lift those areas as I toned the muscles, and the jawline is back. I think face exercises is the best, and just being constant is the key, you really see good results. Also healthy food and much water are natural and important things that make your skin look nice.
I share all this because it works great for me. Sorry my english is not very good.
I think your English is just fine, and your words are very helpful!
It works for me too. I am 60 yo and I have almost no wrinkles and I just begin to have jowls even though I never used fillers, Botox or plastic surgery :)
Thanks for your comment. Could you recommend any particular exercise or course? Thanks!
@@marileegarfield7436 thank youu 😊
Thank you! Well in youtube there are good chanels. The first one I discover few years ago was Carole Maggio but there aren't many videos of her here on youtube. If you search in youtube face exercises to tone ...(jaw, cheecks, etc) you will find some good ones. There' s one that calls faceyogamethod, and there' also a girl that calls Parmita Kaktar that I think is good too. When you start looking you keep finding 😊
I have marionette lines and have since my late 20s. Now that I'm 60, I've learned to embrace my face and focus more on exercising and massage to create an inner glow. I appreciate your honesty about what works and what's really possible. I also have to ask where your adorable sweater is from? I'm sure it's long gone, but oh so cute and fun! 😍😍😍
Ok so your. Absolutely stunning & your complexion is perfection - im 58 & a cancer survivor so glad to just be alive but the jowls have appeared & aren’t going away along with neck aging as well - your video cleared up so many questions ive had thank you 💜
Well, shes a dermatologist. Imagine being a shoemaker and having your kids walking around shoeless 😂😂
I’ll be 66 next month. Never did I ever think I’d be a person to fuss about getting older. But the truth is I’m being a whiny baby about all this. The problem is that I don’t have a very good concept of how old I am. It’s weird. Thank you Shereene for your honesty. I needed this video. I’m spending money on creams and stuff. Now I can use that money for therapy to accept my aging🤣❤️🌹
I know right?
FACELIFT !
Have you had a facelift? If so, were you happy with the results?@@gregoryludkovsky5185
Self acceptance goes a long way.
Same. I'm 64. Have never felt old or worried over much about my face- and one day last year, i looked in the mirror and...YIKES! How did i get all of the wrinkles around my mouth?! Look at those deeply lined jowls! When did that happen? What do i do now?
Honestly genetics play the biggest role in jowls.😩 i never had a strong jawline
43 and have been chewing mastic gum for 6months. I double the recommended amount for twice as long. My jaw and cheeks are definitely filling out and lifting up the slack, minimising jowls. It's made a huge difference!
Where do you get that?
I just ordered mastic gum online. Can’t wait to try it.
How is it different from chewing gum?
That is harder than chewing gum. But what I have done was Higu. Very good for me@@katescarratt4267
@@rrmarinochka4559 it makes a huge difference! Hot tip.. keep your head up while chewing, if your face is tilting forward it doesn't work the muscles properly. Best to keep your head level or very slightly tilting back :)
Oh my GOD, how serendipitous that this video showed up in my suggested vids! I'm 38, and had a Morpheus8 treatment back in April of this year. I've never had any laser treatments on my face before. I have definitely noticed some loss in volume on and under my cheekbones since then. I was going to get another one within the next month, and now I think I shouldn't! I don't need facial fat loss, and I actually had no idea that this treatment did that. I'm so grateful I watched the entire 17 minutes, lol
Jowls are the worst part. When I turned 54 is when I noticed I started to have the Mitch McConnell look! Thank you for this one. I was planning to do a neck lift!
I almost spit my coffee out laughing at this comment.😂. I have even asked my daughter if I look like Mitch😂😂😂😂😂
Omg MITCH MCCONNELL aka the turtle boy??? OF ALL PEOPLE!!!🤔🙄😂🤣🤦♀️
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I’m glad you’re against Buccal Fat Removal, so many celebrities have done it and it’s saddening to know that in the future their faces would look ghastly and they’re already looking so old
They'll get something else to hide that problem.
Especially appreciate knowing that scar tissue could interfere with optimum results from facelift. Helpful overview.
I’ve done 8 threads (4 on each side) twice, and both times it didn’t work. Disappointed by that and no longer use that. I’m excited for your product to restock!
You are so right on about the noticeable changes in your early and late thirties and how quickly it happens. I swear my breasts fell down over the course of like two weeks without having children. One day they were up, two weeks later they descended, same thing with jowls!
Same here my body suddenly sagged & the breast is the worst part. Can’t recognized myself anymore 😅
I honestly still do not seem to understand (scientifically/logically) how it feels like it happens overnight! I feel like change is supposed to be slow, not abrupt
@@nancytsai4724 Most of it's that way but trust me, at 53 IT WAS SUDDEN. One morning I noticed under my chin fat fell & was drooping. Another issue that came at 57 was sudden thick legs out of nowhere! My fat shifted to my bottom half. Devestating blowz
THANK YOU! I am 64, and my jowls have been the hardest part to accept in my aging face. For 30 years I have watched those jowls get deeper, and wished that I could do something to minimize the process. I want to buy that little machine in keep it at my bedside!❤😂
How do your boobs get saggy without having kids??? Like what even makes them start going down?!
I have so much respect for you, mainly because you are completely honest!
Just came across your video. I just wanted to thank you for being truthful, and so genuine in your advice. Bravo!!!
No one can fight aging. Its inevitable. Just love yourself at any age.
Indeed, but embracing it is (no more) an option.
Of course it is. Lol.
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Speak for yourself buddy
it's a balance between acceptance and trying to look your best at that age. You are never going to look 20 anymore so don't try, but little tweaks that make you feel good will make you more attractive. you feel more confident, you look better.
I'm approaching my mid 30s. The jowls are the first and really only sign of aging I have. Thank you for your honest and informative talk about what is happening with my face. I'm not someone who really has a lot of time or money to put into these procedures so it's good to know that this is a common problem. Personally, I think the best route for me is learning to love my new face and maybe learning some new makeup tricks bit for me that can only happen when I know this is a normal part of aging.
Me too
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Right.. and after you get cataract and vision correction surgery, you will tell me how well your faces have aged. I just have both surgeries done and look at the same mirror I did in my 20’s, that’s how much I have aged in 3 decades.
@@TheJlee28 lol you leaving this comment under every comment here? 😂
What does that even mean @@TheJlee28
Thanks Doc! SUPER SUPER informative! I love the whole picture of understanding of our face/skin/jowls/collagen and their role as we age. Well done.
Thank you so much for this honest video and sharing your knowledge. I love how upfront and straight talking you are!
Thank Doctor for this video, 3 months ago I went to a celebrity doctor for a consultation to address the 40's "square face" and he suggested melting the jaw lines fat, thank god I went to another doctor who told me never to do it and had a couple of fotona 4D which I started to see improvement recently, and explained why I wasn't getting good results with thermage like I used to be and how it could melt my fat pads!!!
0:35: 👩⚕ Dr. Shireen Idris discusses jowls and the challenges of addressing them as we age.
3:23: ⏰ The speaker discusses the changes in the face over time, particularly the appearance of jowls.
6:08: 💼 Using the depuffer serum or microcurrent devices can help reduce swelling and inflammation in the face.
8:53: 👩⚕ Addressing changes in facial appearance requires a multifocal approach and caution against certain procedures.
12:24: 🔧 Procedures like ultrasound energy or radio frequency heat can help tighten the skin, but it's important to choose a skilled provider and not go too deep to avoid melting fat.
15:07: 👩⚕ Dr. Idris discusses jowls and the importance of understanding their root cause.
Recap by Tammy AI
❤thankyou!
❤❤thank you!!!❤❤❤
Thank you! She rambled waaaaay too much -whole video should have been 3 minitez!
There's no way she could've covered all the options she spoke of.
As it is, each option can be a video on its own.
Thank you 🙏🏽
You are an absolute perfectionist, speaking about all these different procedures I would love to see before and after pics I'm 58 not sure but I'll have done someday. Thanks dog
Thank you, this was informative. Truly appreciate your honesty and professionalism. I'm 59 and I start noticing the jowls about a year ago as I started gaining weight. As I am losing weight now, they are not improving so I was trying to figure out what else would help. Your video is going to save me alot of money and angst.
I lost two back teeth and developed a habit of running my tongue around the gums where the spaces were. Lo and behold, about a month later I noticed my jawline had slightly tightened up. I still do it and the exercise has definitely improved my jowls.
Love it
IT'S CALLED A WIND-WASH EXERCISE !
I do it with EMS machine
@@TheJlee28I have one of those -Medicube Age R Derma shot. I’ve using it on and off for a year but really not sure it does anything. Have you had good results?
that is amazing. how many minutes do you do it for?
I worked for one of the top medical schools in LA and Dermatology was one of the most competitive specialties next to Surgery. Very hard to get a residency. I like the fact that Dr. Idriss tells it like it is.
Omg, you are so sweet! Came to your video because I was looking for the exercise for your face. And got an education . A great kick in the pants. Thanks
First video and must say, "love your personality"! Great energy and positivity. Thanks for being fun to listen to and learn from on TH-cam.
Same exact thoughts!
So sweet how you say "as we get wiser in life" .
Thank you so much for making this video and for putting everything inside it, I recommend every girl to sit and write down every word after you because it took me 10 years to learn what you say here! I am not a doctor, just a woman who was always looking for information and here it is! I wish there were more of such specialists like you.
Honest and wise words from a beautiful woman and doctor! No empty promises „do gua sha and you‘ll fix your jawline!“, „facial yoga to look 10 years younger!“ or such but solid and sober advice from a professional.
"As we get wiser in life...." Oooh, I just love that.
You didn’t loose me - I appreciate your honesty. Coming from a middle aged woman that hasn’t had any procedures done on my face whatsoever. I’m looking for the most basic procedures to start with and so this was all amazing information. I’ve done so much research to date and I discern that you’re spot on.
Thank you 🙏
Love your life.
Great info for those of us in out late 40's. I really trust your advice and look forward to watching weekly. Thank you, Dr. Idriss!
this doctor looks amazing
You are so talented at explaining very complex topics in a simple way. Thank you for this video!
Thanks for this! Personally, I realized a few weeks ago that something was happening in my neck area! Literally overnight it seems I awoke to loose folds of skin and a visible increase to the jowls. It has been on my mind constantly since then and is all I can see. My face is catching up to my age (I’m 53). Not into surgery/invasive procedures but expect to get the Nu Face as I do not mind doing it myself. I thought I was a bit nuts seeing this change, and your comments were a great relief to me - thank you!
I had never seen her before, but I must say that I really enjoy her delivery. Very pleasant to watch and highly informative. Also, whomever treated her - probably an assistant under her own supervision - did a remarkable and very impressive job because her face looks completely natural! Given Dr Idriss’ background you automatically assume some type of filler in the cheek, but objectively, you can’t tell. I think her customers are fortunate to have her as their caretaker!
She’s definitely one to get an education from. Jives with my idea of aging gracefully, AKA “growing wiser”
@@a.c.1436 To be fair, the term ‘growing wiser’ seems popular with dermatologists. Dr Andrea Suarez @drdrayzday uses the same term
I love your smile...
" As we get wiser..." instead of As we get older
Waw!!! love it!
I appreciate this! Surprised to see any at home tools recommended, great to see the fine print communicated.
I wish you were my dermatologist. Also, ever since popularization of buccal fat removal I did the visual math in my head and noticed in before and after pics that many large cheeked women were getting it, but it had no impact on already stretched skin, resulting even in more prominent nasolabial lines.
This is the first time I've watched one of your videos rather than a short, and I'm glad to see what I thought of buccal fat removal confirmed.
Thank you so much. I’m 45 and I’m now seeing these changes. They’re hard to see and grasp when mentally you don’t feel like your that age. I already have past scaring and hyperpigmentation. Now this, it’s a tough pill to swallow.
The most realistic and honest professional advice I've seen in a long time. I so much appreciate your information Dr. Idriss. It's been super helpful as I was considering the procedures that you had described as ineffective and even damaging in a way. I just subscribed to your channel and "liked" your presentation. Thank you again!
I’m 65 and this is the first time I have noticed the jowl sag start…I have been slugging and feel like it’s minimizing a lot of the wrinkles that have started to appear. I have also started doing facial exercises twice a day and using red light therapy. Love the video
Wow, you just explained more than my aestheticians at the plastic surgery office have. I “SUFFERED” through four Morphius8 RF Micro-needling procedures thinking that the deepest needles were best. Yes, my 60 year old face looks better than when I was 50, but my jowls are starting to show again, and it’s only been a year. Until I listened to you/this, I assumed that I was going to have to go through that (pain & thousands of dollars) again. I didn’t know that those stimulation devices would make a difference for around 2 hours (for a dinner or event). BUT, your patients are very lucky to have you “keeping them young”throughout every stage of their life! (‘Glad I subscribed!)
I appreciate your honesty, directness and detailed information about all things on skincare. I like how quickly you get to the heart of the topic too and don't drag out your vids. Btw - you have beautiful skin so it's easy to subscribe to what you're saying. I feel like I'm getting a free derm office visit with every one of your vids. I'm a fan! Thank you. ❤
So so interesting! Thank you! I’m be just started to really notice the jowls - I’m 51. We need to be kind to ourselves and appreciate what our body does for us each and every day and not believe that the goal is to look 25 again. That’s what the media and society tells us. We need to leave that unhealthy pressure behind. Do what you feel comfortable to show yourself some self love but love the body you are in ❤
I’ve been using microcurrent and EMS facial since 25 and it’s been working. Now that I’m 55, I use roller, micro needling, RF and hydra facial regularly.
Dr Idress, I happened to come across your video. Great information, thank you!I I can tell from your video that you have integrity and care about results. I just moved to NY and have been looking for a very good dermal filler person. Like the ones you mentioned with a keen eye and precise hand. The real deal. If you could recommend anyone like that, I would be VERY grateful.
Finally! A complete explanation of how some treatments work and how much they last. I really like her scientific approach. Thank you for not “selling” stuff, but educating us. So that we can better chose what to buy.
You face is not for sale was a very good reminder!
“your face is not for sale” the irony 😂
I truly appreciate how true and honest you are with this information and how you aren't trying to sell me the perfect miracle. I will definitely be trying the home suggestions. Thank you 😊
First time watcher here, first thank you for being transparent and honest. Second, could you please talk about festoons and how to deal with them both naturally and surgically please and thank you!
what's a festoon?
I am in my early thirties and I am experiencing them now badly too. Really need help for this. Glad to get to watch this video.
You are so right. Had a facelift in my late 50’s. I’m 63 and the jowls are already back. Great video!
Jowls! I’m ok with every other aspect of an aging face. I have mini jowls that flap in the wind… ughh. I would think they would be the easiest things to get rid of surgically! Thank you for settling me straight on the that and other in-office treatments!
It's good information but I learned to accept myself as I am, aging gracefully and keeping busy with more important things in life... just go out, have fun, play with your pets, and spend quality time with family and friends because in this world, life is too short... be happy that you're still alive
So, then, why did you bother watching this?
Wow! I appreciate your honesty and information. So much more helpful to hear the truth than invest time or money. Great segment!!
Worthwhile video. You did well for a girl who found it difficult to find her English tongue! I’ve tried most of the above, and now I’m going to retire gracefully! I’ll be careful not to put on too much weight, and keep out of the sun. I am using all the right products for my skin, thanks to all the education from TH-cam videos. I love yours! 😊
Hello lovely ladies! A couple of things that have helped me :- sleeping on my back. Even with a soft pillow your face gets squished for several hours during the night and over time I'm sure this increases sagging of the skin and lines under the eyes. Also, good posture helps and my neck, jowl and double chin all look better for seeing a physio and exercising to stop me dropping my head forward. Also, smile a lot and nobody will notice your jowls 😊
I agree with you about how the sleeping position can affect our skin. I have a terrible habit of sleeping on my stomach. I appreciate your input.
Yes! Sleeping on my back more has made a dramatic improvement to the bags under my eyes.
I wish I could sleep on my back, but I have asthma and it's uncomfortable. Plus, I snore when I sleep on my back. Finally bought silk pillowcases and that seems to help some. As to your last comment, we have to remember when we look in the mirror we see something much different than others do. We're looking at a static image, for the most part, whereas others are watching your eyes, your smile and facial expressions. All of those things are expressions of personality which is the most attractive (or in some cases, unattractive) thing others see. So yes...just be happy and smile more! I'm 64 and most people think I'm in my early 50s because I laugh and smile a lot!
I love this, thank you for the advice
Not me running to look up how to finally train myself out of sleeping on my stomach 😄 haha I knew the time would come, but I'm still not ready
Your skin is amazing and your face is so snatched!
You really do speak such sense..You look naturally beautiful and are such an advocate for looking natural ..wish you were in the uk 😊
Dr. Idriss, you are spot on. It did my heart good to hear you speak the truth about skin aging. I am blown away when I see people on TH-cam make all these claims of magical results from using one product or device after another. Then you have the people that run like their shoes are on fire to sign up for the next big gimmick. I've used Retin-A consistently since I was 30 years old. I am more than double that age now and everyone guesses me to be at least 20 years younger. I think good genes play a huge part in aging as well. Thank you for your honesty. I have the utmost respect for you because of your honesty. And your skin is flawless. I don't see a jowl in sight.
Esthetician here, I found this to be extremely educational! I could listen to you talk about skin forever Dr. Idris! I’m looking forward to learning more from you. 💚
Great explanation!!! I noticed the fuller bottom around my jawline and wondered how can this be when my overall weight hasn’t changed!!! This makes total sense!
I love your sincerity! Si we just live ourselves the way we are, gravity exists so at the end of the day nobody really cares about how you look. Personality is what counts... So let's all work on that. At the end of the day we are never going to look as good as a teenager. Just be kind to yourself and try to look your best if you want to🤷🏼♀️❤
As usual, brilliant content and excellent delivery! Dr Shereene is one of the very few dermatologists that I follow online and I always appreciate how she breaks down treatments in a concise and comprehensible manner (she would make an amazing lecturer). What I appreciate the most, however, is how she gets to the pont quickly without the need for puff and padding which is a huge plus for us time-strapped, scatter-brained and low-attention audience. Thank you Dr Shereene- I wish I had you as my dermatologist.
Brighten your smile with love.
I truly wish all medical professionals would give such detailed information. We can make educated decisions when we are fully aware of options and long term results. Thank you...subscribing now!
Dude…I just had the face change over a month. I’m 37, 38 in July. I’ve been like wtf? I’m so glad I found this video. I thought it was because of a bunch of major stressors that happened in the same month.
Dude. I thought I wrote this comment. We are the same person! 38 in July as well! Seriously wtf happened to my jawline/neck. It just aborted its mission entirely. Come back, my friend!
This was an informative video. I'm about to hit 40 and going through that second peak where my face is really starting to look "its age". Having you explain what's happening makes it all feel more manageable and that indeed it's a natural process and that there isn't really any permanent way to prevent it or make it go away. The sooner I learn to accept my new face, the happier I'll be.
This was the first video I watched our yours and I never stopped after. You are so informative and educational in everything you talk about, I always learn something new! Thank you so much
Thank you! For years and years people WAY underestimated my age, until I started getting jowls at menopause (58).😢 I am reluctant to get a facelift so thanks for this clear explanation.
I love how you speak, true Doctor right here! , thanks for the advices ❤
I really enjoyed this and found it very informative. Thank you! I'm in my 50s and recently got very sick, causing me to lose over 70 lbs, and I ended up on an NJ feeding tube for over a year. Chronic illness can wreak havoc on our facial skin, but when you lose the fat in your face and are too weak to hold the facial muscles up, helping to keep it somewhat taut...the skin itself hangs like sheets on an old clothes-line. But I can swear that it's a fact that facial exercises can and do help to rebuild the muscle tone we need in our face to help hold our skin up, if even a little. Trips to and from the Mayo clinic in Rochester have left us broke, but investing in a plumping serum has helped. A good skin care regimen, and yes, Nuface definitely helps stimulate the muscles helping to hold my skin up even if i do look like a stick. But, none of it does any good without good moisture both inside and out. Drinking water is key, and using a good fragrance free moisturizer with a decent spf. A vitamin packed smoothie, or like in my case, a "Boost" every day, has definitely helped. I'd love and appreciate a good tutorial/video lol (that's my age, haha) on chronically ill skin and / or extreme weight loss in the face!! Thank you!
as someone who've been reading researches, I think this is where I'll stop because you you've said all the things I needed to here. I'm sat for you. I'm in my late 20's and I am now well-equipped. thank you so much! xx
*hear*
I am thrilled to actually find a professional who not only has a beautiful, fun delivery of a seriously unpleasant subject (jowls!) but provides insight into the pitfalls of different types of products used to soften the natural effects of aging. Thank you for your informative video.
Thanks for your integrity and honesty
Honest,authentic, cause to effect to tx to consequence, awsome tutorial!!!!!!
Thank you so much for your complete honesty. At 51 I’m getting a bit jowly and I hate how it ages my face but I am what I am and I’m fairly healthy so I can’t really complain. Thank you for bringing real true information to the masses!
Love your work !
You only see it now? You must do something we don't do. I am 38 and it happens fast. But I recently got back to intermittent fasting and walking/running more. I think it's the first thing I realise do anything. Other than that I look young. So the jowls look weird. But I really believe it's manageable internally, unlik thus lady's pessimism.
@cos your small face makes you prone yo jowly. Keep doing the EMS exercise.?
Yes! This is definitely what I was hoping you covered and you did! ❤