I heard one dermatologist on TH-cam say forget about the wrinkles. Strive to get an even skin tone. Try to eliminate hyperpigmentation, rosacea, acne, and other skin discolorations. We’re all going to get wrinkles and many of us don’t have $50,000 to undergo plastic surgery.
I’m not an expert, but I agree! I work at a restaurant and from what I’ve seen, it’s not the wrinkles but the skin TONE that makes someone look better than their age! At least that’s what I’ve noticed over the years…
That is what my dermatologist and plastic surgeon both said. The plastic surgeon told me to stand 5 ft from the mirror to look at myself, not up close like we all do while we are putting on makeup because 5 ft away is how others see you. When you look up close you obsess over every small thing that look huge up close.
Smart concern about fillers and lymphatics. people are injecting fillers everywhere now, so now it is an increased rise in problems. also people using filler on jaw or near lymphatic areas like neck, center and high axillary regions of breast. I would like to know what the DR thinks about women getting fat injected into breasts instead of implants. This is such a terribly bad idea and yet people have been doing this for 10+ years. As a mammographer I highy recommend leaving fat injections ( and if possible implants) out of your breasts.
I get what you’re saying regarding mammograms, but fat transfer is a great option and there are other imaging options for those after fat transfer. For women that have cancer, deformities, or other issues, this is still a great option
Dr. Truesdale is the most relatable surgeon I've met, and he has incredible bedside manner. In just 4 weeks from now, Truesdale is working on my face, deep plane- neck/face & brow lift, fat transfer, CO2 peel, lips, the works. I'm definitely nervous, but I know he's going to perform a miracle on me. I trust him completely.
@@thehonestchannel Thank you, I, too hope it's a success! Well you may see my results because I'm actually going to be on Dr Truesdale's show. I don't know which episode it will be, but my surgery is Aug 22nd, so the episode may possibly be up... I'd say... approximately a month or so after my surgery (?), when swelling has gone down, and I'm healed, for the most part. So keep an eye out for the fair skinned woman with dark hair, and a long neck (which he'll be fixing). I'll be the one talking about how I lost a good amount of weight in a rather shot period of time by trail running up Griffith Park, and how it really did a number on my face, hence why I'm getting the work done. Hope you watch the show!
He seems like such a kind and genuine person, like he actually cares. Great interview and thanks for introducing me to him, definitely will keep an eye out for his show.
Yes, he most definitely IS incredibly kind and genuine, especially in person. He is working on my face in just a few weeks from now, I'm getting the works, but I have complete trust in him. I'm so excited.
Thank you Helen and Dr Truesdale for putting this interview together. I've been following the Doctor for a few months now and I am fascinated by the beauty and perfection of his work. This interview has been so insightful. Once again, thank you both.
One of your best interviews to date, Clare. Relaxed, easy listening - almost like a chat between friends and you asked questions we are all curious to hear his opinions on. He seems like a really nice and talented man. Someone you would trust to do a procedure. I will check out his channel and social media. Hope you had a great holiday over there! xx
Thanks so much Val. It is easier when you’re in the room with someone - the conversation just seems to flow more naturally in person so I wish I could do that more often. We had a great trip! Hope you’re enjoying the summer, not that we’ve seen much sun on these islands this year! x
Very good interview. good questions. Thanks a million Claire. Was a photographer and many friends faces have distorted with filler, that I wouldn't be interested to photograph them. I had one energy treatment Ulthera I think it was, it melted fat. Never again. I don't even use retinol anymore it thinned my skin using it longterm, and made wrinkles stand out. Glycolic acid works better, facial massage and red light therapy. I use ZIIP but still sceptical about it's effectiveness, maybe temporarily. Only natural ways for me now, I'm not game to risk anything. Seawater is a great environment for the skin, that's my future plan!
Tretinoin ( 0.045%, 0.05%)works to stimulate the collagen production and thikens the skin. But ZIIP( microcurent leads to fat loss). I love red light therapy, I got a tabletop panel ( higher than 140 irradiance ,compared to Omnilux mask less than 30 irradiance, which I had before ).
@@algernon2005 For some reason my skin did not thicken, it became thinner. Especially around my eyes. Had better luck with Glycholic acid and castor oil for thicker skin. Did you try ZIIP to come to that conclusion? But I agree. Red Light therapy is great. Has cured many things,.
Excellent interview; the information presented and level of detail on this channel is unique and very helpful. I'm still thinking of the discussion on the microbiome, considering and adjusting my regimen and this videos discussion compliments and builds on the foundational data you provide. 'Keep up the great work. Btw, Dr. Truesdale seems like a very sensible (atypical, non-phony) practitioner. I hope he doesn't let the grotesquely superficial and greedy culture of Hollywood skew his perspective and he stays as decent pand balanced as he seems.
Absolutely great interview! The scares caused by radiesse was an eye opening too. - Does NIRA laser count as "energy treatment"? - Would it be possible to know more about technique that Dr. Truesdale is using so that we know what to look for when choosing a plastic surgeon (for those who will decide to take this step but can afford only local surgeons)? Basically to educate ourselves using the best examples. He mentioned that he is combining different treatments (ie: fat transfer) with the facelift. But there are different techniques for fat transfers and face lifts too. - I love your white blouse that you are wearing at the end of this video. It suits you very well - very fresh and young look. Could you please share name of the brand? - Your videos are helping me so much to age as well as I can.
Great to hear you find my content helpful! Laser works more superficially on the skin so isn’t classed alongside the energy treatments. I use it on my skin. The top is from Frame. I love it too but it’s not current season I’m afraid. Think I bought it on The Outnet. Thanks so much for watching and supporting!!
I wish he had specified what part of Ghana he went to. Probably somewhere rural. Yes there are challenges but the way he narrates his visit to Ghana perpetuates the Western narrative that Africa is so medically backward. Africans get all manner of surgical procedures done within the continent by African trained Doctors. Let’s not forget the first heart transplant was done in Africa.
I’ve seen his work as a surgeon and have seen others as well. You are the most talented and knowledgeable surgeon I’ve seen. I can imagine how much it will cost knowing you’re in Beverly it must be high. Let me see if I hit the lottery 😝 and I can come see you before 65. If you want to do it free of cost for your show lll be there asap. Love your work ❤
Did you mean to say that you're a surgeon who's seen his work? Or, you've seen HIS surgery work? Which I think is the latter, but I ask this because less than four weeks from now Truesdale is working on me, deep plane face/neck/brow lift, CO2 peel, fat transfer and lips, so if you, as a surgeon are saying that he's the most talented and knowledgeable surgeon, that gives all the more trust in him.
Beverly Hills is so depressing now. I go there for Botox and it’s just so sad to see what’s happened to it. So many empty stores, there was some grown man making a fool out of himself on Rodeo Drive as an NPC. It just feels so dystopian like it’s been hit by a zombie apocalypse.
It didn't seem too bad when we were there. We noticed quite a few big names moving in to empty stores so hopefully things will improve. We did notice problems in other areas which is sad to see.
Good hydration, antioxidants, acids and Tretinoin, SPF is my gold standard. Facial massage, sometimes. No fillers, botox etc. I am a woman, I am 57 years old.
This!! Simple routine that’s well proven and without side effects/risks or lots of time/effort. Oh, and facial exercise I think is worth trying as well. 🎉
I actually avoid a lot of energy treatments for exactly this reason, but I was confused as to whether these treatments inflict damage under the skin and that's just inherently bad, or these treatments inflict damage under the skin and that makes it harder to get a facelift later on. I'm not sure any of us "want" damage regardless, but some might not care if it produces results and they have no intention of getting a facelift.
It’s a good question. He was definitely making the point that it makes skin harder to work with in plastic surgery, but also said it’s what delivers the tightening result for those treatments. Hard to know if there is a further downside without clinical trials. What I do find interesting/concerning is that when these energy treatments are being promoted they talk about skin tightening and collagen production but they don’t make clear that it will create lasting scar tissue.
@@Adhara740 I can’t speak for Dr Truesdale but I can say microneedling works fairly superficially in the skin so is not going to create the kind of issues he’s seeing with energy treatments
It definitely was an eye-opener. Microneedling is working more superficially in the skin so wouldn't be a concern for the kind of deeper scarring issues Dr Truesdale discussed.
It's curious that he spent part of his residency in Ghana and then became a plastic surgeon in one of the most exclusive zip codes in the US. Ghanaians don't spend their lives past a certain age, if they even reach it, being obsessed with looking young forever. That speaks volumes about the so-called modern world to me and our priorities. I hope to not fall into this hamster wheel so many other women my age are on, but societal pressure is a constant.
He is very nice. I do think he isn't going to strongly recommend alternative treatments when he thinks everyone should get " a lift" at some point. I am 53. The biggest jump in anti-aging I got was from filler I got at age 51, some in my cheeks and some in my jowl area. Initially I was over plumped looking but it settled down within 6 months and it took years off my appearance. Haven't gotten any more since then. Also I used botox for years- just recently took a year off but will probably get some baby botox again soon here.
Thank you so much, That was Amazing and so educational. There was something you said that really caught my attention. I've been using Tretoin for about 4 years but, I have been considering other modalities. So when you mentioned there could be real problems with the continued use of prescription retinol, I felt this was just in time for me. The Doctor didn't have too much to say about it. I don't know how I missed that gut health and skin episode. I try never to miss any of your videos. Can you share what you are doing about the retinol dilemma?
So glad you enjoyed the interview. I stopped using tretinoin about 18 months ago - not because I think there's anything terribly wrong with it, in fact I think it can work wonders in many circumstances, but I do question whether it's a great idea to use it daily for decades. I don't know the answer yet, so I always ask doctors for their opinion. I think personally, a good compromise for long-term use is just to use it two to three times a week which is what I do. I've switched to a high strength retinal which is less harsh on my skin but I think still gives really good results.
Hi. Another great video, so informative. And I've followed Dr Truesdale for a while. I just wish you could have addressed more on "what to do" if you used things that have damaging affects. Like Ultherapy. I already knew that my crepe neck skin was due to the 3 Ultherapy treatments I've had done. But unfortunately didn't find out till yrs ltr that it melted my fat in my neck, leaving it loose ( I've always been 112 my whole life since high school...not fat ever). But besides a neck lift I guess there's not a lot of help. I'm even afraid of other heating devices, like rf frequency or even red light therapy because even though it's "supposed to" injure thereby stimulating collagen, it too can potentially melt fat and skin cells. We just don't know for sure until it's sometimes too late down the road. Also, I wish he would have addressed what to do if lymph nodes are blocked from fat transfer (had that done too in cheeks, worse mistake evvveerr) or too much fillers. I guess just lymphatic drainage face massage? And, i've known for a long time that retinols are not actually good for your skin. That's why you see young skin and it looks almost translucent and glows but older skin on retinol makes it look flat, not vibrant...almost like burn victim skin.
Thanks so much for watching and I'm really sorry to hear about your difficult experience. I took a look on the channel recently about what can realistically help loose skin around the neck. Not sure if you spotted it so I'll link it here. th-cam.com/video/TFfjfAK1SF4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vNCzuSYtRKY0wjMG Plastic surgeons would usually recommend a neck lift if there is significant laxity there. You can have HA filler dissolved if an area is overfilled. For fat transfer overfilling he mentioned liposuction but only by a skilled surgeon.
He is amazing he has angel hands. God gave him a gift. God bless you always for all the beautiful job you’ve done to all those people who make them happy.
He's got a great perspective on the much touted idea of "aging gracefully." So many holier-than-thou preachers telling us to accept decay, but how can one age gracefully by "sucking it up"?
I agree. I use the term ‘anti-aging’ freely despite the movement against it because I think there are elements of aging we should actively resist - with muscle loss being at the top of the list!
Have you heard about Attiva? It’s a new treatment that treats the fascia done under the surface of the skin . I guess it has been in Europe and just beginning in the US.
@@thehonestchannel yes but at a lower temperature… I’m thinking about having it done since the doc here in Denver is the doctor that teaches everyone how to use the machine . The results are impressive. At least in pictures.
@@lewistracy3061 Would love to hear how you get on! Using a lower temperature sounds like a smart idea, especially if it still delivers good results. What's the doctors name? I might see if they'd be interesting in talking to me about it.
I’ll stick with the adipeau cream. I have been using it since it came out and people think I am at least a decade younger. He increased the size of the tubes for the same price and one tube lasts me almost two and a half months or longer.
I have altogether stopped with all the “ungentle” facial skin treatments. This includes all retinol forms, peels, acids, scrubs, use of my Tria laser, tried and returned the Nira (OOOuch), my Ziip (which I should have returned because it freaked me out from day one so I rarely used). Interestingly, everything I use now I learned about on your channel: Oneskin, Maysama red light panel (with their recommended prep serum), just added Bluelene. I will eventually try Adipeau. All due to your interviews. 🙂↕️😌
We can definitely overdo it with skincare. I use the Nira a few times a week and find the Ziip pretty easy going but red light is the big favorite. Really hope OneSkin and Bluelene are a good fit for you!
@@AhFeiLee It was just the idea that I was applying energy to my skin and potentially the fat containing sub layer in a way that has, in my opinion, not been adequately explained from a scientific standpoint. Actually, it hasn’t been explained at all that I can find. Unlike red light therapy, which has a lot of scientific data from many studies, I haven’t seen anything about the short or long term effects of repeatedly applying the two types of energy supplied by the Ziip to our face. The founder looks fine but I didn’t think her “results” tell us anything about its aesthetic benefits. She looks her age (not a problem!) and is overall slender but her facial thinness makes facial fat loss a question. Plus I kept waiting for it to zap me if I lingered too long in one spot or didn’t have enough gel in one area. The potential for it making my face muscles contract was too much like a TENS unit. I used it for a while in the beginning but never see any results other than a temporary flushing. It wasn’t worth the unknowns for me.
@@faithgky great reply. I like hearing the opinions from ppl who use these products other than influencers who get money from the companies who push these products.
It wouldn’t be counted as an energy treatment in this context as we’re talking about more powerful clinical treatments. I’ve done a couple of videos re how not to overdo red light which might be worth checking out
I have old filler migration on one cheek and it has caused a small lump. My surgeon has dissolved twice now and it won’t go away. She now wants to try the new Profound Matrix over it to see if we can get it to flatten out some. Thoughts?
Sorry to hear you've had this problem. I'm afraid I don't have any experience with Profound Matrix to be able to share any insight but I do hope you find a good solution.
Are you still using the adipeau cream? He recently increased the size of the tube and its lasts way longer for the same price. I’d say for me over two months. So glad he did that because it’s so much more cost effective. I have been using it since it came out and my skin looks great. I am in my late 30s and it’s really kept my fat in place. I stopped retinoid unless I get a breakout I’ll use it for maybe a week.
I noticed that they'd changed the packaging so that was good to see. I stopped using it after my six-month trial as I felt I'd got the best out of it at that point. So glad to hear you're seeing results with the cream.
@@AhFeiLee I bought Adipeau to try after I first interviewed him and the shared my final thoughts in my 6-month review. It’s a fat boosting treatment rather than a daily moisturizer. I didn’t see any need to use it long term
Thank you for this utterly informative interview :))) . I have been shaving my face every other evening for 20 years with a 3-blade hand razor, available at the drugstore .This makes the skin look much softer and more radiant , i never used and never will use retinol or any kind of peeling . Lots of joy & happiness 🍀🙂 . Kindest regards , Tanja .
I had microneedlong done on the bridge of my nose for a horizontal wrinkle. It did absolutely nothing, total waste of time and money. Now they are recommending botox, which I will not do.
i got something called thermi tight and micro lipo in the neck and got permanent sensory nerve damage and I can see the scarring it caused. Im going to get a neck lift now.
Thanks Claire! i understand why he is successful. I was wondering, did you discuss microcurrent and nanocurrent and potential impacts at all? I assume that one should perhaps be a bit careful with RF home devices too as they also use heat? Really appreciate your content!
Appreciate your support! I just asked him which of the treatments he'd observed damage from and he didn't raise microcurrent. Microcurrent treatments, particularly the home ones, would come nowhere close to the energy levels from ultrasound and RF.
@@thehonestchannel Claire, there is a device called "The Time Master Pro" that is an at home Ultrasound device that I would love to see you look into & find out what several professionals opinions are on the effectiveness, as well as long term use, safety etc. I have commented several times about it in the past, but maybe you never saw my comment, or felt it wasn't worthy of looking into? I feel like for the vast majority of people, plastic surgeries are just completely out of the financial reach, and we're lucky enough to be able to save up for some at home devices that will give us as best results as possible. That's why I hope that you will look into "The Time Master Pro!" Thanks, Claire! I love your channel!
Laser targets the superficial layers of the skin whereas the energy treatments he discussed heat the deeper layers which is where he's seeing the scarring.
@@thehonestchannel Every time I have Pico laser (755 length) to treat my hyperpigmentation, my face feels very hot (the therapist has to put a cold mask on my face to cool it down) - that's why I thought Pico laser also heat the deeper layer of the skin. I guess I was wrong - I'm glad! I really think you should have much more subs.
Claire, I had two ultherapy sessions last year and now I am worried that my skin had been damaged. Would Adipeau help actually putting some fat back (my face does not look damaged but there is definitely quite some loss of collagen).
I did think the Adipeau cream helped replace a little volume in my cheeks which I lost after my Ultherapy treatment. It has its skeptics but I’ve had so many viewers say it helped them that there is definitely something to it. I also think it works best on people who have experienced sudden fat loss due to energy treatments or diet - that’s based on the feedback. Take a before picture to check progress.
I love your channel Clair and you did a great job trying to get spesifics but unfortunately, I guess because there might not be any magic bullets, the interview is a bit "vanilla"...doc seems like a nice person, wish you both luck! 💕
Funnily enough this is one of the interviews I’ve most enjoyed doing and felt I got so much from. Not everything lands with everyone though and I understand that. ❤️
I can't speak for Dr Truesdale to give you an answer I'm afraid, but the golden rule is to find a highly experienced practitioner who you trust and speak to them about your concerns.
@AhFeiLee I've got a strong pain tolerance for me smooth threads hurt more, about a 5 out of 10. The downtime is nothing unless you hit a vein and if you do it's just bruising for a week or so. Pdo last about 6 months and pla last about a year.
the art is only as good as the skill. There is still the magic of getting what is in your minds eye and imagination to flow out through your eyes& hand coordination onto the tools to create a corresponding reality.
Hi. I’ve done a couple on Tixel, including this one with my results Tixel skin resurfacing treatment results. Did it work? th-cam.com/video/4WVyW7H3yGM/w-d-xo.html It definitely helps lift hooded eyelids but not close to surgical results in my experience
Clare, thanks for all of your great podcasts!!! Your blouse is so beautiful - - please tell me about it and where it can be bought. Thanks, Jo in Flagstaff, AZ
Thank you so much Jo in beautiful Arizona! I actually bought the green blouse on sale when I was in LA. It’s Zadig & Voltaire and I always love a bargain if they have a sale on. They do these blouses in a range of colors and I love them. The white short sleeve blouse at the end is by Frame but is not current season.
He said that if you take fat from i.e. the belly to transfer to the face, and if that person has a tendency to gain fat in the belly, the face fat will then grow if they gain weight. What??
What a wonderful black man, sharing his methodology and knowledge is so amazing. Strange kind of technical questioning interview. Hmm . Hope there is no hater out there trying to undermine his great work! Just saying. You know how it goes.
I have nothing but respect for this doctor which is why I traveled thousands of miles to put my detailed questions to him. All my interviews are the same. I don’t do superficial.
I had radiesse in temple and cheek area Wednesday and have been instructed on how to massage it 5 min 5 times a day and still trying to figure out why 😂. I will do tho because I follow directions of my surgeon
We discuss energy treatments in the wider context, so I didn't ask about Morpheus8 specifically. I know Dr Amir Karam has done a video specifically about this treatment so that might be worth checking out.
@@thehonestchannel Thank you. I will look it up, but I think I already saw it, and he did not talk about specific damage to the internal layers of the skin. I would love to hear more about it if you do another interview. That was very interesting.
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I heard one dermatologist on TH-cam say forget about the wrinkles. Strive to get an even skin tone. Try to eliminate hyperpigmentation, rosacea, acne, and other skin discolorations. We’re all going to get wrinkles and many of us don’t have $50,000 to undergo plastic surgery.
I’m not an expert, but I agree! I work at a restaurant and from what I’ve seen, it’s not the wrinkles but the skin TONE that makes someone look better than their age!
At least that’s what I’ve noticed over the years…
Shereene Idriss is absolutely correct about the skin tone thing. 100% agreed.
That is what my dermatologist and plastic surgeon both said. The plastic surgeon told me to stand 5 ft from the mirror to look at myself, not up close like we all do while we are putting on makeup because 5 ft away is how others see you. When you look up close you obsess over every small thing that look huge up close.
A surgeon who is humble and honest. I really like him and would definitely seek him out for any treatment in the future.
Smart concern about fillers and lymphatics. people are injecting fillers everywhere now, so now it is an increased rise in problems. also people using filler on jaw or near lymphatic areas like neck, center and high axillary regions of breast. I would like to know what the DR thinks about women getting fat injected into breasts instead of implants. This is such a terribly bad idea and yet people have been doing this for 10+ years. As a mammographer I highy recommend leaving fat injections ( and if possible implants) out of your breasts.
I get what you’re saying regarding mammograms, but fat transfer is a great option and there are other imaging options for those after fat transfer. For women that have cancer, deformities, or other issues, this is still a great option
Thank you
Dr. Truesdale is the best in the game. When it’s my turn to get a face lift, I want him to be my doctor.
Dr. Truesdale is the most relatable surgeon I've met, and he has incredible bedside manner. In just 4 weeks from now, Truesdale is working on my face, deep plane- neck/face & brow lift, fat transfer, CO2 peel, lips, the works. I'm definitely nervous, but I know he's going to perform a miracle on me. I trust him completely.
Oh wow. I would love to see your results. Hope the surgery is a great success!
@@thehonestchannel Thank you, I, too hope it's a success! Well you may see my results because I'm actually going to be on Dr Truesdale's show. I don't know which episode it will be, but my surgery is Aug 22nd, so the episode may possibly be up... I'd say... approximately a month or so after my surgery (?), when swelling has gone down, and I'm healed, for the most part. So keep an eye out for the fair skinned woman with dark hair, and a long neck (which he'll be fixing). I'll be the one talking about how I lost a good amount of weight in a rather shot period of time by trail running up Griffith Park, and how it really did a number on my face, hence why I'm getting the work done. Hope you watch the show!
@@Lucretciela I’ll look out for it!
Good luck 🍀
@@thehonestchannel I filmed part of it last week, and found out I'll be on season two. Surgery is 11 days from now, so I'm really getting nervous.
He seems like such a kind and genuine person, like he actually cares. Great interview and thanks for introducing me to him, definitely will keep an eye out for his show.
Yes, he most definitely IS incredibly kind and genuine, especially in person. He is working on my face in just a few weeks from now, I'm getting the works, but I have complete trust in him. I'm so excited.
Thank you Helen and Dr Truesdale for putting this interview together. I've been following the Doctor for a few months now and I am fascinated by the beauty and perfection of his work. This interview has been so insightful. Once again, thank you both.
One of your best interviews to date, Clare. Relaxed, easy listening - almost like a chat between friends and you asked questions we are all curious to hear his opinions on. He seems like a really nice and talented man. Someone you would trust to do a procedure. I will check out his channel and social media. Hope you had a great holiday over there! xx
Thanks so much Val. It is easier when you’re in the room with someone - the conversation just seems to flow more naturally in person so I wish I could do that more often. We had a great trip! Hope you’re enjoying the summer, not that we’ve seen much sun on these islands this year! x
Couldn’t have picked a better doc
This is the most honest open interview with a plastic surgeon i've seen so far...❤
What an interesting interview. I really like this surgeon’s philosophy and integrity. Thanks for asking all the question I would have asked.
So glad you enjoyed it!
Great interview, Claire! I appreciate Dr. Truesdale’s approach.
I wish I could treat my elderly mom to a facelift from Dr Truesdale . Only way is if I win the supper lotto !😂
Nobody could even pay me to get a facelift. I’m too chicken. 😂 Hopefully I don’t look too scary when I get old. 🤣
Very good interview. good questions. Thanks a million Claire. Was a photographer and many friends faces have distorted with filler, that I wouldn't be interested to photograph them. I had one energy treatment Ulthera I think it was, it melted fat. Never again. I don't even use retinol anymore it thinned my skin using it longterm, and made wrinkles stand out. Glycolic acid works better, facial massage and red light therapy. I use ZIIP but still sceptical about it's effectiveness, maybe temporarily. Only natural ways for me now, I'm not game to risk anything. Seawater is a great environment for the skin, that's my future plan!
Thanks Nicole. I agree red light and facial massage can be a really effective combination.
Was it the ultherapy that thinned your skin or the retinol?
@@staceyanderson8916 Both. Retinol after long term use over several years almost daily.
Tretinoin ( 0.045%, 0.05%)works to stimulate the collagen production and thikens the skin. But ZIIP( microcurent leads to fat loss). I love red light therapy, I got a tabletop panel ( higher than 140 irradiance ,compared to Omnilux mask less than 30 irradiance, which I had before ).
@@algernon2005 For some reason my skin did not thicken, it became thinner. Especially around my eyes. Had better luck with Glycholic acid and castor oil for thicker skin. Did you try ZIIP to come to that conclusion? But I agree. Red Light therapy is great. Has cured many things,.
Dr.Truesdale is the BEST !!
Lovely man. Brilliant interview.
Great interview, thank you to the gentleman doctor for making time to share what he is obviously passionate about 😊.
Excellent interview; the information presented and level of detail on this channel is unique and very helpful. I'm still thinking of the discussion on the microbiome, considering and adjusting my regimen and this videos discussion compliments and builds on the foundational data you provide. 'Keep up the great work.
Btw, Dr. Truesdale seems like a very sensible (atypical, non-phony) practitioner. I hope he doesn't let the grotesquely superficial and greedy culture of Hollywood skew his perspective and he stays as decent pand balanced as he seems.
Unique and very helpful content is exactly my goal with this channel. Thank you so much for this very encouraging feedback ❤️
I really enjoyed the conversation and his thoughtful responses. Thank you.
Absolutely great interview! The scares caused by radiesse was an eye opening too.
- Does NIRA laser count as "energy treatment"?
- Would it be possible to know more about technique that Dr. Truesdale is using so that we know what to look for when choosing a plastic surgeon (for those who will decide to take this step but can afford only local surgeons)? Basically to educate ourselves using the best examples. He mentioned that he is combining different treatments (ie: fat transfer) with the facelift. But there are different techniques for fat transfers and face lifts too.
- I love your white blouse that you are wearing at the end of this video. It suits you very well - very fresh and young look. Could you please share name of the brand?
- Your videos are helping me so much to age as well as I can.
Great to hear you find my content helpful! Laser works more superficially on the skin so isn’t classed alongside the energy treatments. I use it on my skin. The top is from Frame. I love it too but it’s not current season I’m afraid. Think I bought it on The Outnet. Thanks so much for watching and supporting!!
@@thehonestchannel Thank you Clare!
Dr.Truesdale truly cares about people.. he enjoy what he does..
That was so so great ! You are just so wonderful to listen too and great interviewing !
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I wish he had specified what part of Ghana he went to. Probably somewhere rural. Yes there are challenges but the way he narrates his visit to Ghana perpetuates the Western narrative that Africa is so medically backward. Africans get all manner of surgical procedures done within the continent by African trained Doctors. Let’s not forget the first heart transplant was done in Africa.
Hi. He mentioned it was Kath hospital which is in Kumasi.
I’ve seen his work as a surgeon and have seen others as well. You are the most talented and knowledgeable surgeon I’ve seen. I can imagine how much it will cost knowing you’re in Beverly it must be high. Let me see if I hit the lottery 😝 and I can come see you before 65. If you want to do it free of cost for your show lll be there asap. Love your work ❤
Did you mean to say that you're a surgeon who's seen his work? Or, you've seen HIS surgery work? Which I think is the latter, but I ask this because less than four weeks from now Truesdale is working on me, deep plane face/neck/brow lift, CO2 peel, fat transfer and lips, so if you, as a surgeon are saying that he's the most talented and knowledgeable surgeon, that gives all the more trust in him.
@@Lucretciela no I’ve seen his work but I’m not a surgeon. Good luck with your surgery.
@@user-lc6du7wc9i Thank you! Only 11 days now, so I am really getting nervous.
Beverly Hills is so depressing now. I go there for Botox and it’s just so sad to see what’s happened to it. So many empty stores, there was some grown man making a fool out of himself on Rodeo Drive as an NPC. It just feels so dystopian like it’s been hit by a zombie apocalypse.
It didn't seem too bad when we were there. We noticed quite a few big names moving in to empty stores so hopefully things will improve. We did notice problems in other areas which is sad to see.
What's the reason for the change?
@@emmaphilo4049 a lot of business went under during covid
The current state government, increased drug use and homelessness
@@emmaphilo4049Liberalism!
What a cool guy---great video.
Good hydration, antioxidants, acids and Tretinoin, SPF is my gold standard. Facial massage, sometimes. No fillers, botox etc. I am a woman, I am 57 years old.
I'd agree
And add rosewater ( I've been using since 99 )
63.
You just described my regimen. I’m an older woman and not shy to say I have beautiful skin. I think it’s because of my regimen.
Would you please share the exact products you use? At 62, I've just started using Tretinoin but don't know about the other products. Thank you.
This!! Simple routine that’s well proven and without side effects/risks or lots of time/effort. Oh, and facial exercise I think is worth trying as well. 🎉
Why don't you show your picture?
I actually avoid a lot of energy treatments for exactly this reason, but I was confused as to whether these treatments inflict damage under the skin and that's just inherently bad, or these treatments inflict damage under the skin and that makes it harder to get a facelift later on. I'm not sure any of us "want" damage regardless, but some might not care if it produces results and they have no intention of getting a facelift.
It’s a good question. He was definitely making the point that it makes skin harder to work with in plastic surgery, but also said it’s what delivers the tightening result for those treatments. Hard to know if there is a further downside without clinical trials. What I do find interesting/concerning is that when these energy treatments are being promoted they talk about skin tightening and collagen production but they don’t make clear that it will create lasting scar tissue.
@@thehonestchannelis microneedling ok?
exactly what I wondered
@@Adhara740 I can’t speak for Dr Truesdale but I can say microneedling works fairly superficially in the skin so is not going to create the kind of issues he’s seeing with energy treatments
@@thehonestchannelim a testament that it indeed causes scar tissue.
That energy treatment side effect was a real eye-opener. Now, I'm hoping that regular microneedling is fine
It definitely was an eye-opener. Microneedling is working more superficially in the skin so wouldn't be a concern for the kind of deeper scarring issues Dr Truesdale discussed.
I wonder about Tixel...do you think it can cause long term damage?
Excellent Dr, able to communicate well which as we know not all of them are able to bring it to our level
What a lovely man ! I don’t think i will ever have major facial procedures but if i did! 🇺🇸♥️🕊🙏🏻🇺🇸
Maybe keep the bio-stimulators for the hands only. This guy needs to train all surgeons worldwide!
Is that Sculptra, for example?
Thank you for doing this. So informative!!
So glad you found it helpful!
It's curious that he spent part of his residency in Ghana and then became a plastic surgeon in one of the most exclusive zip codes in the US. Ghanaians don't spend their lives past a certain age, if they even reach it, being obsessed with looking young forever. That speaks volumes about the so-called modern world to me and our priorities. I hope to not fall into this hamster wheel so many other women my age are on, but societal pressure is a constant.
Great content as usual! I did pause the video to subscribe to Dr. Truesdale’s channel. 😊
Thanks Judith! Hope you enjoy Dr T's new show 🥰
Absolutely loved this angel. ♥️♥️♥️♥️ thank you
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brilliant! thank you for this excellent, truthful information
He is very nice. I do think he isn't going to strongly recommend alternative treatments when he thinks everyone should get " a lift" at some point. I am 53. The biggest jump in anti-aging I got was from filler I got at age 51, some in my cheeks and some in my jowl area. Initially I was over plumped looking but it settled down within 6 months and it took years off my appearance. Haven't gotten any more since then. Also I used botox for years- just recently took a year off but will probably get some baby botox again soon here.
Thank you so much, That was Amazing and so educational. There was something you said that really caught my attention. I've been using Tretoin for about 4 years but, I have been considering other modalities. So when you mentioned there could be real problems with the continued use of prescription retinol, I felt this was just in time for me. The Doctor didn't have too much to say about it. I don't know how I missed that gut health and skin episode. I try never to miss any of your videos. Can you share what you are doing about the retinol dilemma?
So glad you enjoyed the interview. I stopped using tretinoin about 18 months ago - not because I think there's anything terribly wrong with it, in fact I think it can work wonders in many circumstances, but I do question whether it's a great idea to use it daily for decades. I don't know the answer yet, so I always ask doctors for their opinion. I think personally, a good compromise for long-term use is just to use it two to three times a week which is what I do. I've switched to a high strength retinal which is less harsh on my skin but I think still gives really good results.
FANTASTIC, that answers my concerns. Thank you so very much, you're Amazing!!!!
@@rebella5769 Happy to help ❤
Hi. Another great video, so informative. And I've followed Dr Truesdale for a while. I just wish you could have addressed more on "what to do" if you used things that have damaging affects. Like Ultherapy. I already knew that my crepe neck skin was due to the 3 Ultherapy treatments I've had done. But unfortunately didn't find out till yrs ltr that it melted my fat in my neck, leaving it loose ( I've always been 112 my whole life since high school...not fat ever). But besides a neck lift I guess there's not a lot of help. I'm even afraid of other heating devices, like rf frequency or even red light therapy because even though it's "supposed to" injure thereby stimulating collagen, it too can potentially melt fat and skin cells. We just don't know for sure until it's sometimes too late down the road. Also, I wish he would have addressed what to do if lymph nodes are blocked from fat transfer (had that done too in cheeks, worse mistake evvveerr) or too much fillers. I guess just lymphatic drainage face massage?
And, i've known for a long time that retinols are not actually good for your skin. That's why you see young skin and it looks almost translucent and glows but older skin on retinol makes it look flat, not vibrant...almost like burn victim skin.
Thanks so much for watching and I'm really sorry to hear about your difficult experience. I took a look on the channel recently about what can realistically help loose skin around the neck. Not sure if you spotted it so I'll link it here. th-cam.com/video/TFfjfAK1SF4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vNCzuSYtRKY0wjMG Plastic surgeons would usually recommend a neck lift if there is significant laxity there.
You can have HA filler dissolved if an area is overfilled. For fat transfer overfilling he mentioned liposuction but only by a skilled surgeon.
He is amazing he has angel hands. God gave him a gift. God bless you always for all the beautiful job you’ve done to all those people who make them happy.
Black don't crack! melanin everlasting power
He's got a great perspective on the much touted idea of "aging gracefully." So many holier-than-thou preachers telling us to accept decay, but how can one age gracefully by "sucking it up"?
I agree. I use the term ‘anti-aging’ freely despite the movement against it because I think there are elements of aging we should actively resist - with muscle loss being at the top of the list!
Have you heard about Attiva? It’s a new treatment that treats the fascia done under the surface of the skin . I guess it has been in Europe and just beginning in the US.
I've heard about it but haven't looked closely into it. It still seems to work by heating the skin tissue, similar to other energy-based treatments.
@@thehonestchannel yes but at a lower temperature… I’m thinking about having it done since the doc here in Denver is the doctor that teaches everyone how to use the machine . The results are impressive. At least in pictures.
@@lewistracy3061 Would love to hear how you get on! Using a lower temperature sounds like a smart idea, especially if it still delivers good results. What's the doctors name? I might see if they'd be interesting in talking to me about it.
I’ll stick with the adipeau cream. I have been using it since it came out and people think I am at least a decade younger. He increased the size of the tubes for the same price and one tube lasts me almost two and a half months or longer.
@@Adhara740 How long does it take to notice a difference?
Some don't care and don't really want to know what really happens underneath it all.
Of course it's still interesting to many.
Yes, i’ve had Ultherapy so was a bit disconcerted to hear about the level of scar tissue he’s seeing.
I have altogether stopped with all the “ungentle” facial skin treatments. This includes all retinol forms, peels, acids, scrubs, use of my Tria laser, tried and returned the Nira (OOOuch), my Ziip (which I should have returned because it freaked me out from day one so I rarely used). Interestingly, everything I use now I learned about on your channel: Oneskin, Maysama red light panel (with their recommended prep serum), just added Bluelene. I will eventually try Adipeau. All due to your interviews. 🙂↕️😌
why did the Ziip freak you out? I was going to buy it but have decided not to.
We can definitely overdo it with skincare. I use the Nira a few times a week and find the Ziip pretty easy going but red light is the big favorite. Really hope OneSkin and Bluelene are a good fit for you!
@@AhFeiLee It was just the idea that I was applying energy to my skin and potentially the fat containing sub layer in a way that has, in my opinion, not been adequately explained from a scientific standpoint. Actually, it hasn’t been explained at all that I can find. Unlike red light therapy, which has a lot of scientific data from many studies, I haven’t seen anything about the short or long term effects of repeatedly applying the two types of energy supplied by the Ziip to our face. The founder looks fine but I didn’t think her “results” tell us anything about its aesthetic benefits. She looks her age (not a problem!) and is overall slender but her facial thinness makes facial fat loss a question. Plus I kept waiting for it to zap me if I lingered too long in one spot or didn’t have enough gel in one area. The potential for it making my face muscles contract was too much like a TENS unit. I used it for a while in the beginning but never see any results other than a temporary flushing. It wasn’t worth the unknowns for me.
@@faithgky great reply. I like hearing the opinions from ppl who use these products other than influencers who get money from the companies who push these products.
My skintherapist told me: we dont know what (glycolic) acid does in the long run so dont just use this.
Lovely man.
Does red light therapy (red and infrared masks) count as "energy treatment"? Any side effect there?
It wouldn’t be counted as an energy treatment in this context as we’re talking about more powerful clinical treatments. I’ve done a couple of videos re how not to overdo red light which might be worth checking out
@@thehonestchannel Thanks for taking the time to answer; really appreciated!
@@thehonestchannelI had the same question. Thank you for elaborating.
I have old filler migration on one cheek and it has caused a small lump. My surgeon has dissolved twice now and it won’t go away. She now wants to try the new Profound Matrix over it to see if we can get it to flatten out some. Thoughts?
Sorry to hear you've had this problem. I'm afraid I don't have any experience with Profound Matrix to be able to share any insight but I do hope you find a good solution.
@@thehonestchannel yes me too
He is so PERSONABLE and a " FRIEND OF JUDY" TOO! EXCELLENT COMBO PLATE! 😊😁😄😄😃😃😀😀😁😁Wonderful Interview! 😊
Are you still using the adipeau cream? He recently increased the size of the tube and its lasts way longer for the same price. I’d say for me over two months. So glad he did that because it’s so much more cost effective. I have been using it since it came out and my skin looks great. I am in my late 30s and it’s really kept my fat in place. I stopped retinoid unless I get a breakout I’ll use it for maybe a week.
I noticed that they'd changed the packaging so that was good to see. I stopped using it after my six-month trial as I felt I'd got the best out of it at that point. So glad to hear you're seeing results with the cream.
@@thehonestchannel Was that a 6-month free trial? Did it honestly work? If it does work, why quit?
@@thehonestchannel just watched your past video on adipeau, so need to reply to previous question.
@@AhFeiLee I bought Adipeau to try after I first interviewed him and the shared my final thoughts in my 6-month review. It’s a fat boosting treatment rather than a daily moisturizer. I didn’t see any need to use it long term
Thank you for this utterly informative interview :))) . I have been shaving my face every other evening for 20 years with a 3-blade hand razor, available at the drugstore .This makes the skin look much softer and more radiant , i never used and never will use retinol or any kind of peeling . Lots of joy & happiness 🍀🙂 . Kindest regards , Tanja .
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience!
LOVE him!
Thank you so much for the interview, especially about ulthera and retinoid.
Glad it was helpful!
What about micro needling? Does it damage?
I had microneedlong done on the bridge of my nose for a horizontal wrinkle. It did absolutely nothing, total waste of time and money. Now they are recommending botox, which I will not do.
I use beef tallow on my face and people do not believe I am 63.
Please share details if possible. From where to buy it and how use it
@@Sgaaleim4199check out Arvesa , Toups and Co, FATCO 👍🏼
Ironically I’ve been researching plastic surgery. Great video Clare😊 Wow he’s an amazing portrait artist 😮❤
Really talented guy!
Great video thank you
I like this doctor.
Ulthera is so bad and he is not the only one to say that
I will get a loan to get this Dr to do my work, when its time. :) He is Amazing!
i got something called thermi tight and micro lipo in the neck and got permanent sensory nerve damage and I can see the scarring it caused. Im going to get a neck lift now.
So sorry to hear this. 😔
It’s not about the intervention, it’s about the perspective. 👍
Thanks Claire! i understand why he is successful. I was wondering, did you discuss microcurrent and nanocurrent and potential impacts at all? I assume that one should perhaps be a bit careful with RF home devices too as they also use heat? Really appreciate your content!
Appreciate your support! I just asked him which of the treatments he'd observed damage from and he didn't raise microcurrent.
Microcurrent treatments, particularly the home ones, would come nowhere close to the energy levels from ultrasound and RF.
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Claire, there is a device called "The Time Master Pro" that is an at home Ultrasound device that I would love to see you look into & find out what several professionals opinions are on the effectiveness, as well as long term use, safety etc.
I have commented several times about it in the past, but maybe you never saw my comment, or felt it wasn't worthy of looking into?
I feel like for the vast majority of people, plastic surgeries are just completely out of the financial reach, and we're lucky enough to be able to save up for some at home devices that will give us as best results as possible. That's why I hope that you will look into "The Time Master Pro!"
Thanks, Claire! I love your channel!
Sunblock not needed if you don't eat carbs, sugar, grains and processed food.
Carnivore for life!
What?? What’s the relationship between the 2? 🤣
Have you heard of Em-face ? Any thoughts about it please
This doctor is like Nat King Cole of plastic surgery!
Super informative! As always
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Great interview with very useful information. Now I wonder if laser treatments for hyperpigmentation also inflict damage under the skin???
Laser targets the superficial layers of the skin whereas the energy treatments he discussed heat the deeper layers which is where he's seeing the scarring.
@@thehonestchannel Every time I have Pico laser (755 length) to treat my hyperpigmentation, my face feels very hot (the therapist has to put a cold mask on my face to cool it down) - that's why I thought Pico laser also heat the deeper layer of the skin. I guess I was wrong - I'm glad! I really think you should have much more subs.
Very interesting interview
If only we could pop over to him for a quick face-lift, what a lovely man xxx
Absolutely!
Another great video. Love all your content and you are absolutely stunning.
Thank you!
Does he mean that at-home radio frequency devices can cause the same amount of damage to the skin as energy treatments at an aesthetician?
Claire, I had two ultherapy sessions last year and now I am worried that my skin had been damaged. Would Adipeau help actually putting some fat back (my face does not look damaged but there is definitely quite some loss of collagen).
I did think the Adipeau cream helped replace a little volume in my cheeks which I lost after my Ultherapy treatment. It has its skeptics but I’ve had so many viewers say it helped them that there is definitely something to it. I also think it works best on people who have experienced sudden fat loss due to energy treatments or diet - that’s based on the feedback. Take a before picture to check progress.
@@thehonestchannel This is helpful. Thank you, Claire. Yes, I did experience volume loss in my face. I will order Adipeau right now :)
@@kirsten5685Really hope it helps.
Could you please talk about Endolift laser for face lift? Does it cause fibrosis, fat loss, any other side effects. Cause it seems promising.
I've taken note. Thanks.
@@thehonestchannel Thank you 🙏
I love your channel Clair and you did a great job trying to get spesifics but unfortunately, I guess because there might not be any magic bullets, the interview is a bit "vanilla"...doc seems like a nice person, wish you both luck! 💕
Funnily enough this is one of the interviews I’ve most enjoyed doing and felt I got so much from. Not everything lands with everyone though and I understand that. ❤️
This Dr. is Amazing! I better get a loan when its time. :)
That was a very interesting interview, thank you. I'm would love to know where you got your white top at the end of your video, it's lovely
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Oh thank you : ) The top is from Frame x
Plasma fibroblasting is going to wipe out plastic surgery. At home devices especially
How does he feel about Sculptra! I’m afraid now😢
I can't speak for Dr Truesdale to give you an answer I'm afraid, but the golden rule is to find a highly experienced practitioner who you trust and speak to them about your concerns.
Does IPL cause heat damage? And wow, never heard that caution about Tretinoin! But yes, I have felt that drying effect! Wow!
IPL works more superficially so has not been associated with the type of damage described from the more powerful energy devices.
@thehonestchannel Oh thank goodness.😅
I do threads and love them! But i dont plan to do facelift
Does it hurt to do that? What is the downtime ? How long do they last.... Like to know more cuz thinking of trying it in the future
@AhFeiLee I've got a strong pain tolerance for me smooth threads hurt more, about a 5 out of 10. The downtime is nothing unless you hit a vein and if you do it's just bruising for a week or so. Pdo last about 6 months and pla last about a year.
@@mumshorts Thanks for getting back to me on this.
What about C02 lasers? Do those cause heat damage?
Lasers target the more superficial layers of the skin so aren’t typically associated with the kind of damage discussed here.
@@thehonestchannel I appreciate you responding!
the art is only as good as the skill. There is still the magic of getting what is in your minds eye and imagination to flow out through your eyes& hand coordination onto the tools to create a corresponding reality.
I’d feel comfortable as my surgeon as a brown person.👍🏼
Have you done a video on Tixel thermo mechanical procedure?
Hi. I’ve done a couple on Tixel, including this one with my results Tixel skin resurfacing treatment results. Did it work?
th-cam.com/video/4WVyW7H3yGM/w-d-xo.html
It definitely helps lift hooded eyelids but not close to surgical results in my experience
Clare, thanks for all of your great podcasts!!! Your blouse is so beautiful - - please tell me about it and where it can be bought. Thanks, Jo in Flagstaff, AZ
Thank you so much Jo in beautiful Arizona! I actually bought the green blouse on sale when I was in LA. It’s Zadig & Voltaire and I always love a bargain if they have a sale on. They do these blouses in a range of colors and I love them. The white short sleeve blouse at the end is by Frame but is not current season.
@@thehonestchannel Thanks, Clare! Kinda pricey, but I deserve to splurge sometimes and will buy a green blouse like yours! Love, Jo
@@jowells1601 They are pricey which is why I try to pick them up in the sale. Hope you find one at a discount!
He said that if you take fat from i.e. the belly to transfer to the face, and if that person has a tendency to gain fat in the belly, the face fat will then grow if they gain weight. What??
That's right. Interviewed a NY-based plastic surgeon who said the same thing in this video th-cam.com/video/Eos4XBKQ_DA/w-d-xo.html
No mention of microcurrent
Not one we discussed in this interview, no.
What a wonderful black man, sharing his methodology and knowledge is so amazing. Strange kind of technical questioning interview. Hmm . Hope there is no hater out there trying to undermine his great work! Just saying. You know how it goes.
I have nothing but respect for this doctor which is why I traveled thousands of miles to put my detailed questions to him. All my interviews are the same. I don’t do superficial.
Interesting comment, “what a wonderful, ‘black’ man”, versus what a wonderful man.
I helped my overfilled cheeks with belkyra injections. Just take it slow. Radiofrequency wouldn’t go to the deep layers
Thanks for sharing your experience.
Wow hes really talented! Lucky you!
So talented and he's going far so I got in there early!
@@thehonestchannel Definitely!!
I had radiesse in temple and cheek area Wednesday and have been instructed on how to massage it 5 min 5 times a day and still trying to figure out why 😂. I will do tho because I follow directions of my surgeon
Hope you get a great result!
Great interview I love ❤️ it:) if I see one wrinkle I’m on a red eye to Beverly Hills lol..Beverli will be on her way to Beverly Hills again lol
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Wow!
Hen, I only do these treatments in Dundee. If their niet doon in Dundee I don’t do it. You know. I say nay to this American stuff.
Jute, jam, journalism AND jovial, Jevederm, jollie, jolly, jeneusse, jeune fille.
What about morphus8?
We discuss energy treatments in the wider context, so I didn't ask about Morpheus8 specifically. I know Dr Amir Karam has done a video specifically about this treatment so that might be worth checking out.
@@thehonestchannel Thank you. I will look it up, but I think I already saw it, and he did not talk about specific damage to the internal layers of the skin. I would love to hear more about it if you do another interview. That was very interesting.
I wish we could have met when you were in town. :)
Aww, that would have been lovely. 🥰
@@thehonestchannel 🥰🌹
Again a woman is the key to a man’s success
savef skin essential serum, use nothing else read the book too! real skin retinue