How to FADE AGE SPOTS| Dr Dray

Dermatologist Dr Dray on how to FADE AGE SPOTS. Age spots pop up starting in your 30s and increase in number over time. In today's video I cover the best treatments for age spots and how to prevent age spots from forming. These treatments can be used for age spots on the face, chest, arms, and hands. #antiaging #skincare #dermatologist

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0:00 Intro
1:59 Cryotherapy
3:26 TCA peel
4:22 Lasers
6:18 Hydroquinone
7:58 Retinol
9:13 Sun protection
16:51 Outro

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[fitspirit]

Yes I had one age spot on my forehead removed with cryotherapy by a board certified dermatologist and it left a white indented scar. About 10 years later my GP wanted to use cryotherapy to remove another one off my face. I showed him the scar on my forehead and he said what Dr Dray said and promised it wouldn't happen with him. I told him I would let him take one off my arm to see if I could trust him. I got a white indented scar again. Ladies, whoever does this has to have a super fine touch and it doesn't matter if they are a dermatologist. I am fair. No health problems. This scar on my forehead pisses me off every time i look at it because it's way worse than the age spot. Be careful!!

[sophie-]

Your daily video helps with managing my depression! seriously, thank you Andrea

[chrism.i.]

It's 3 a.m. here in Japan and I'm watching. Good morning, Dr. Dray 👋

[westernncgirl]

I had a skin check at my Dermatologist the first week of April. I had a place on my shoulder removed but thankfully the pathology report was benign. The Doctor was very happy with the condition of my skin. I'm 65 with no age spots. I do wear a good moisturizing sunscreen daily.

[Britty]

I have some small ones on my face and hate them! I wish I knew the importance of sunscreen as a younger person. (35). My mom already had skin cancer 2 times too.

[helifynoe]

I took some of those teeth whitening strips that contain hydrogen peroxide, cut out tiny squares, licked them, and applied them to the facial age spots. I repeated this until the age spots were completely gone. So it only cost me pennies. I also had Psoriasis on my right arm that had been there for decades. I figured out a way to get rid of that as well. I also had a wart on my upper eye lid on my right eye lid. It took two years, but that too is now completely gone. That required a combination of alternating between applying to it hand sterilizer, that of course contains alcoholic, and carefully applying clear nail polish. Warts are some what a perforated skin, and thus they absorbed the nail polish and thus allow the nail polish to kill the wart. That final day when I finally was able to just peel the dead wart off, was a very happy day.

[jennifersaylors]

I had melanoma at the age of 28. Scary stuff. Skin health is no joke! Thanks Dr. Dray❤

[susanmcf]

I've been accumulating age spots for a long time. Since I've used topical retinoids, hats, clothing and sunscreen religiously, I'm trying to accept the permanency of these spots and your video helped.

[pamb]

I love how you always say "wiser years." I appreciate that.

[Susy]

I started getting brown spots after I became surgical menopausal in my late 40s and i was a sun worshiper since my 20s. Could you do a video on skin changes once menopausal? TIA.

[Evangeliafly]

Hello from Crete island Greece! You are precious to me! In my 53 having a grandson now, I have much better skin than 5 years ago! Your advises are so helpful and you are such an easy flowing fellow, sincere, clear and precise that I do enjoy all of your videos! Believe it or not, I have used tones of sunscreen in my life, and this -even for the simple reason that I liked that and my mother got me used to that first Nivea cream {before even spf) and I feel glad I did so! So I couldn't love more your greeting @Sunscreen & subscribe! [ Avene is my sun God! and I live in the island of the everlasting summer!]
Keep strong and as positive as we all get to Know you girl!!!! Love from Mediterranean! Keep inspiring us!!!!

[tc]

I just ordered the sunscreen driving gloves because of this video. Thank you.

[Hopeful-wh]

I’m thankful that I’ve no age spots on my face, neck or chest. My arms and legs are another matter. 😔. Some good news- Costco has upf 50 shirts on sale this month!

[debdd]

Sunscreen is definitely essential. Years ago I had what I thought was an age spot on the inside of my lower leg. I kept an eye on it for years. On a Dr Appt he said it appeared to be getting darker and it had tiny red spots in it. Excision revealed a stage 1 melanoma. It was never raised or really looked like a melanoma. So now I always tell people that if in doubt, check it out. It’s not always going to look like the pics you see on posters.

[juliabinford]

Yes, yes, yes! My father has had many spots on his face and forearms frozen and cut out. It’s not always easy to heal from that if the other skin isn’t healthy. Makes me a sunscreen fanatic!

[kosmosbjm]

Healing from cryotherapy takes around 7-10 days. I’ve had this done several times. You must keep them covered with Aquaphor.

[stephaniebissett]

One tip is when you are applying sunscreen, apply to the top of your hand 🤚 for applying sunscreen to your face, when done apply more to the hand and rub in

[calexprenas]

for those with melanin in the skin - be very careful. unlike hyperpigmentation, HYPOpigmentation tends to be more or less permanent

[seashells-seashells]

First! Happy Monday, Dr. Dray and everyone watching!

[exoticwallflower]

I followed your tips and I’m seeing improvement on my skin. Thanks Dr. Dray!