Dr. Samantha Ellis

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934 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 22 Apr

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The Liz Moody Podcast · The Root Causes Of Hair Loss, Acne & Aging—What's Actually Worth Your Money + What's Total BS · 22 Apr 2026 podcast

really have a loose skin problem where they're in my office and they're holding the sides of their face and they're pulling things back up or they're looking at their under eyes and they don't like it, that is almost always a surgical intervention.

And it's okay to not have a surgical intervention, but you also then have to be okay with not fixing that aspect.

Like a good eye cream can be helpful, but it's not going to change the deep anatomy around your eye.

And so many people are disappointed in their eye cream.

And that's because that was a surgical job.

Can it be helpful?

I think eye creams are kind of bullshit.

Yeah, as someone who's consulted for a lot of skincare companies over the years, sometimes eye cream is just repackaged moisturizer for sure.

But there are some eye creams that have like some special ingredients and usually they have like a better ingredient story, like a couple extra peptides or caffeine or some other things that can help tighten the skin or help with de-puffing to a degree.

To me, an eye cream is not an essential, but for some people, I think it's nice because it makes them focus on that area and treating that skin.

But you can bring most skincare up under your eye,

Oh, yeah, for sure.

And I think if you do that, like the role of eye cream then is diminishing returns.

Can you bring Tret up under your eyes or is that scary, dangerous?

It can be helpful.

Not everyone's going to be able to tolerate it under their eyes because it's just really thin, sensitive skin.

The other thing that Tretinoin can do is it can cause the oil glands that sit on the eyelid margin to die off permanently and lead to something called mebomian gland dysfunction.

Okay, so just don't do that.

I wouldn't.

I try to keep it outside my orbital bone.

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