Mel Robbins

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It's your friend Mel Robbins.

And today we're spending time with Dr. Shireen Idris, board-certified dermatologist, one of the most trusted voices in skin health, who says your skin is not a problem to solve.

It's a relationship to build.

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Dr. Idris, you say that one of the most common things that people come into your clinical practice seeking help for is melasma.

What is that?

All right, for the moment I've been waiting for personally, I want to talk about aging skin.

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You said there are two key ages when your skin really changes.

What is going on biologically beneath the skin that causes these spikes with your skin change?

And what are they seeing in your late 20s and 30s?

What do your patients come in and kind of report to you?

You know, as a dermatologist, I want to know, because I've had this conversation with so many friends, you know, one day you look in the mirror and you think, oh my God, who is that?

How do you best deal with the emotional sign of aging?

Sagging, texture changes, and this recognition that it just feels like it's out of your control.

What do we do about these sagging jowls?

Why do we develop them?