Short single-speaker consultation-style commentary on practical skincare advice. The speaker contrasts geographic and cultural differences in attitudes toward skin care (Michigan vs southern climates), describes staff-training anecdotes, and recommends common regimens/products (Obagi, nightly retinol, morning vitamin C, glycolic acids) while emphasizing adherence to routines and patient consultations.
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How to do the consult for the patient that has topicals. In Michigan, we have less sun. People are a little more obsessive about their skin. Even different countries, they have different ways they approach skin care. I see people in southern climates. They tend to, like, almost like throw in a towel and let themselves age. And then they turn 40 years old. It's like, holy crap, what happened? They want to fix it. I've trained the staff in South Carolina. When they hear me say to the patient, well, your skin looks good. What are you doing? This is not a sales thing. I just want to kind of COVID and make sure they're using things that are appropriate. And they're usually on an obagi or something. That's a good quality skin care. They're using a retinol at night and vitamin C in the morning, and glycolic agonists come. Stick with it. It'll help you out. And then we're going to talk about what we're going to do to make your skin look better.