Dermatologist debunks skincare myths about eye creams. Do eye creams actually cause milia?
Milia look alikes
Get rid of chicken skin under eyes
How to get rid of syringomas
Under eye bumps
Reference
Berk DR, Bayliss SJ. Milia: a review and classification. J Am Acad Dermatol. 2008 Dec;59(6):1050-63. doi: 10.1016/j.jaad.2008.07.034. Epub 2008 Sep 25. PMID: 18819726.
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Milia look alikes https://youtu.be/xmUJpJUNZls
Get rid of chicken skin under eyes https://youtu.be/Wu0-dqcm1wY
How to get rid of syringomas https://youtu.be/zwp5tPMY5Zw
Under eye bumps https://youtu.be/7SqYmsUgDco
Reference
Berk DR, Bayliss SJ. Milia: a review and classification. J Am Acad Dermatol. 2008 Dec;59(6):1050-63. doi: 10.1016/j.jaad.2008.07.034. Epub 2008 Sep 25. PMID: 18819726.
You seem to be a paid spokesperson for CeraVe. It looks like almost every video you put out is pushing various CeraVe products. Now, either the brand is genuinely good or it’s being pushed on people.
@@El_Ophelia She literally cannot be a paid spokesperson for any brand or product unless she clearly states that she is doing a sponsored post. It is against the law here in the US. But here you are making accusations based on your *feelings* without ever considering you might actually be the one who doesn’t have all the information.
You’re always teaching us & I thank you!❤️
thanks for watching
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I use petrolatum under the eye, locks in hydration and no irritation.
Me too 😊
Same
Me too and cerave ointment
Hi Dr. dray! Love your videos. You explain everything in so much detail. People always wonder how I know so much about skin care and that’s thanks to you! ❤❤❤
I guess I am getting more familiar with click bait? I thought there was going to be something said about a Cerave eye cream….?
Right? I just bought the CeraVe product in the thumbnail, used it for the first time last night, and was excited to get her opinion.
I agree. I currently have no interest in milia. I wanted to hear more about Cerave.
Me too!!!! WTH
You’re not alone
Here’s me gone 20 seconds in after seeing comments ^^
Wow that’s a first
I have a story for you:
Around Thanksgiving a milia developed on the outer corner of my eye. In Feb I used the Dermelect Revitalite eyelid & dark circle corrector for my undereye circles, and by the third day of using it day & night, the milia disappeared 😮
💥❤️Once again, thank you, Dr. Dray for dispelling the myth of milia caused by eye creams… I do not understand how this ever got traction… And I hear dermatologists repeating this interesting information all the time🧐
Thanks for going in depth about milia. I always thought creams played a role myself. On my second tube of CeraVe purple eye cream. I like it. very moisturizing if anything. Thanks for sharing.
For me they are caused by creams and makeup. I disagree with her on this one.
You are the Go to Girl, Dr. Dray! Wish you could have reviewed the Cerave eye cream in the promo shot…..maybe next time? Looks good.
She did in one of her previous videos, probably a year ago.
@@donnaj4528 I have already reviewed the eye cream.
Accidently I used Ceraves hand cream around my eyes and it was life changing. SO GOOD! That’s my ”eye cream” now 😅.
Which one exactly, and what changes have you observed?
@@EE-hi4re *Following
Yes please which one !
which onee
i use cerave on whole face after tretinoin its great
Lol. A woman at the Lancome counter in the 80’s told me I had them under my eyes because I was using cheap products 🙄
Please rename this video. People who have milia may well not view this. And people who are interested in eye cream, not milia, will have their time wasted.
Absolutely true. Video should be renamed.
click bait
Exactly. I thought this was an eye cream video. Two minutes in I read the comments and find this. I’m out.
100% clickbait
THANK YOU…. i got NOTHING from this video👎
Hello Dr Dray, I trust your content 100%; your video titles not so much. Views are money I know but integrity is more important. As a positive side note, love these longer form videos. Really do appreciate you.
I love your channel, faithful viewer, but this video is about Milia, not mentioned in the title. Just a little misleading, and was thinking it was an eye cream review, or talking about eye creams in general. Interesting, nonetheless. 😊
I LOVE YOUR NO-NONSENSE, to the point, science-backed information delivery! YESSS.
the only youtube doctor I trust.
I have learned so much from you Dr. Dray! Thank you! Great information as always!
I’ve never had Milia in my life. And then I recently, just a few weeks ago, started putting eye cream under my eye and WHAM, I have milia now overnight which is so frustrating. So I have to disagree about eye creams not causing it.
Yes same for me
Same
Same. I got it from an eye retinol
FYI… Actually, most insurance companies DO cover milia extractions. They just have to bill it as “office surgery”.
I used to think that vasoline was horrible because it’s a petroleum product. Not the biggest fan of the industry, but it’s a product that’s actually very good for the skin. For as long as humans use oil and gas, vasoline is a better way to handle the waste
It’s ultra purified and refined
I recently retired, to HI from CA and suddenly had all this time for social media. I’ve gotten sucked into the click bait on you tube channels that I should be doing all this exfoliating, retinol, acids, moisturizing, sunscreen, etc. Its odd, but while my skin was dry when I was younger (when I used makeup) for the past 5 years (since COVID made working from home possible and no need for makeup), my skin seemed to naturally rebalance itself and was no longer dry. Now, as of two months ago since beginning a skincare routine to “improve” my skin, its dry again. I’m wondering if I should just leave my skin alone. lol. Forget all these creams, lotions, and potions and let my skin balance itself.