Dr. Teo Soleymani

I'd put that as an F. As an F. As an F. Intentional tanning, I'd put that as an F. Intentional tanning.

I'd put that as an F. As an F. As an F. Intentional tanning, I'd put that as an F. Intentional tanning.

And they're overdoing it. Yep. We always want what we don't have. In Asian societies, the caste always wants fairer skin because it relates to higher social stature and royalty. And fair-skinned individuals, they always want that Mediterranean olive glow. So we're always chasing things that we can't have. But the Palm Springs, Florida, retirement community look is a big no-no.

And they're overdoing it. Yep. We always want what we don't have. In Asian societies, the caste always wants fairer skin because it relates to higher social stature and royalty. And fair-skinned individuals, they always want that Mediterranean olive glow. So we're always chasing things that we can't have. But the Palm Springs, Florida, retirement community look is a big no-no.

And they're overdoing it. Yep. We always want what we don't have. In Asian societies, the caste always wants fairer skin because it relates to higher social stature and royalty. And fair-skinned individuals, they always want that Mediterranean olive glow. So we're always chasing things that we can't have. But the Palm Springs, Florida, retirement community look is a big no-no.

Your body is struggling. Your skin is struggling. Don't do that. You're eventually going to be my patient. But I think your body's natural ability to produce color because you're doing things normally without the intention of burning to a crisp or tanning, I think is fine. I think tanning beds, intentional tanning, F. There's no reason to do it. Absolutely no reason.

Your body is struggling. Your skin is struggling. Don't do that. You're eventually going to be my patient. But I think your body's natural ability to produce color because you're doing things normally without the intention of burning to a crisp or tanning, I think is fine. I think tanning beds, intentional tanning, F. There's no reason to do it. Absolutely no reason.

Your body is struggling. Your skin is struggling. Don't do that. You're eventually going to be my patient. But I think your body's natural ability to produce color because you're doing things normally without the intention of burning to a crisp or tanning, I think is fine. I think tanning beds, intentional tanning, F. There's no reason to do it. Absolutely no reason.

Probably put it as a C. As a C. OK, great. There are pros to coffee. There are some questionable cons to coffee. I'll tell you what we know from the science. So coffee, majority of the time we drink it for the caffeine content, not the flavor. Some people drink the decaf for the flavor, but generally most of the Americans in the world drink it for its cognitive boosting. It wakes you up.

Probably put it as a C. As a C. OK, great. There are pros to coffee. There are some questionable cons to coffee. I'll tell you what we know from the science. So coffee, majority of the time we drink it for the caffeine content, not the flavor. Some people drink the decaf for the flavor, but generally most of the Americans in the world drink it for its cognitive boosting. It wakes you up.

Probably put it as a C. As a C. OK, great. There are pros to coffee. There are some questionable cons to coffee. I'll tell you what we know from the science. So coffee, majority of the time we drink it for the caffeine content, not the flavor. Some people drink the decaf for the flavor, but generally most of the Americans in the world drink it for its cognitive boosting. It wakes you up.

The caffeine is great. I love coffee. I drink a ton of it myself, and I drink more of it as more kids I have. The thing that we know about caffeine is caffeine is a mild diuretic and a vasoconstrictor. So at higher doses tends to constrict the tiny vessels that feed skin, the tiny vessels that feed certain parts of our body.

The caffeine is great. I love coffee. I drink a ton of it myself, and I drink more of it as more kids I have. The thing that we know about caffeine is caffeine is a mild diuretic and a vasoconstrictor. So at higher doses tends to constrict the tiny vessels that feed skin, the tiny vessels that feed certain parts of our body.

The caffeine is great. I love coffee. I drink a ton of it myself, and I drink more of it as more kids I have. The thing that we know about caffeine is caffeine is a mild diuretic and a vasoconstrictor. So at higher doses tends to constrict the tiny vessels that feed skin, the tiny vessels that feed certain parts of our body.

It's also a diuretic, but very mildly, which means it makes you pee a little bit more, which in theory could dehydrate you. It's not enough for us to see in most people and the amount that they consume a really big gradient difference in skin hydration status. So the premise that coffee dries you out or makes your skin a little bit more dry is not really the case. Now, some people are sensitive.

It's also a diuretic, but very mildly, which means it makes you pee a little bit more, which in theory could dehydrate you. It's not enough for us to see in most people and the amount that they consume a really big gradient difference in skin hydration status. So the premise that coffee dries you out or makes your skin a little bit more dry is not really the case. Now, some people are sensitive.

It's also a diuretic, but very mildly, which means it makes you pee a little bit more, which in theory could dehydrate you. It's not enough for us to see in most people and the amount that they consume a really big gradient difference in skin hydration status. So the premise that coffee dries you out or makes your skin a little bit more dry is not really the case. Now, some people are sensitive.

to caffeine metabolic byproducts. So what their body does in compensation is actually will produce more oil in response. And I'm one of those people, and I see this all the time, is after, you know, by midday, caffeine consumption will increase the amount of oil I put out.

to caffeine metabolic byproducts. So what their body does in compensation is actually will produce more oil in response. And I'm one of those people, and I see this all the time, is after, you know, by midday, caffeine consumption will increase the amount of oil I put out.

to caffeine metabolic byproducts. So what their body does in compensation is actually will produce more oil in response. And I'm one of those people, and I see this all the time, is after, you know, by midday, caffeine consumption will increase the amount of oil I put out.