Which Skincare Products Work?

So when you're evaluating the patient for their skin care, I'd look at their skin. Their skin looks great. I kind of ask what they're doing for skincare. I'm curious what people are doing, actually. I learn about products that way. Certain brands that I know from doing this for several years that are really very good. If you have no idea what brand you're using, you say, how much does it cost? If it's $10 a month, it's scrap. If it costs, you know, $50 a month, they got really good stuff. They're really good stuff. For example, if we bought the face silk, vitamin C, retinol, vitamin A and a glycolic, people are looking about $230 for about three or four months. They're looking at, you know, 70 bucks a month in general. And that's probably like what people should plan on sort of spending for their skin care. And then sunblock on top of that. When you're doing the consultation, the patient's skin looks really severely rough. Don't give up on them. They're not doing anything now, and they're really coming into us because they want expert advice. These few products here will make 80% of skin conditions better.