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How To Wear a Mask and Avoid Acne
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On April 3rd, the CDC recommended that we all wear face masks when leaving the house. Here is a tutorial on how to properly don and doff your mask and especially focuses on keeping your facial skin protected from the harsh trauma of wearing a mask- most notably the N95 mask.
Many people (mix of doctors, nurses and the general public) are asking if acne flares can be caused by regular mask use. This video will cover how to manage your facial skin during this time.
Products that are essential for skin care when you are using a face mask on a regular basis (for doctors, healthcare professionals, and general public):
3. Moisturizer with niacinamide to help prevent or treat acne:
or
General tips:
Be sure to wash your hands or sanitize before donning or doffing your mask.
Practice good hand hygiene.
Avoid touching your face and readjusting your mask and also routinely wash your cloth masks as it can easily pick up bacteria that can clog your pores (lead to acne) and also COVID19 can live on your mask for many days!
Could consider an over the counter hydrocortisone for bad inflammation but do not use this every day and do not use as prevention. Please see your dermatologist if the inflammation is severe as you will probably need a prescription strength steroid cream or ointment.
See a dermatologist if you are having acne scarring from your flares or if your acne is worsening quickly.
Please check with your physicians regarding over the counter options if you are pregnant.
I hope that this is helpful in ensuring that you skin stays clear and protected during this pandemic. Please stay healthy and safe while being quarantined at home. We will pull through this together!
#maskuse #maskacne #maskne #acne #rosacea #cleanser #aquaphor #moisturizer #n95mask
ENTER MY IG GIVEAWAY BEFORE MAY 4th!
Details on my IG to win 2 creams made by board certified dermatologists, trained at Harvard.
Please binge-watch my other skin care videos:
Music: That Day
Musician: Jef
Disclaimer: This video is not intended to be a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment with your healthcare professional. This is for medical educational purposes only.
I am not sponsored by any of the companies mentioned in this video. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Dr. Daniel Sugai
Board Certified Dermatologist
Many people (mix of doctors, nurses and the general public) are asking if acne flares can be caused by regular mask use. This video will cover how to manage your facial skin during this time.
Products that are essential for skin care when you are using a face mask on a regular basis (for doctors, healthcare professionals, and general public):
3. Moisturizer with niacinamide to help prevent or treat acne:
or
General tips:
Be sure to wash your hands or sanitize before donning or doffing your mask.
Practice good hand hygiene.
Avoid touching your face and readjusting your mask and also routinely wash your cloth masks as it can easily pick up bacteria that can clog your pores (lead to acne) and also COVID19 can live on your mask for many days!
Could consider an over the counter hydrocortisone for bad inflammation but do not use this every day and do not use as prevention. Please see your dermatologist if the inflammation is severe as you will probably need a prescription strength steroid cream or ointment.
See a dermatologist if you are having acne scarring from your flares or if your acne is worsening quickly.
Please check with your physicians regarding over the counter options if you are pregnant.
I hope that this is helpful in ensuring that you skin stays clear and protected during this pandemic. Please stay healthy and safe while being quarantined at home. We will pull through this together!
#maskuse #maskacne #maskne #acne #rosacea #cleanser #aquaphor #moisturizer #n95mask
ENTER MY IG GIVEAWAY BEFORE MAY 4th!
Details on my IG to win 2 creams made by board certified dermatologists, trained at Harvard.
Please binge-watch my other skin care videos:
Music: That Day
Musician: Jef
Disclaimer: This video is not intended to be a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment with your healthcare professional. This is for medical educational purposes only.
I am not sponsored by any of the companies mentioned in this video. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Dr. Daniel Sugai
Board Certified Dermatologist
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