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In this episode of Derm and Dumber, Dr Jeffy and husband discuss getting some “sunlight on your balls” nonsense and review the claim that genital UV exposure boosts testosterone. We comment on manosphere trends and a recent South Park episode mocking looksmaxxing and “Sephora kids.” We cover a tourist burning down an entire villa in Bali because of a spider, criticize Dior’s $1,800 retinol product and a Dior phone lip-balm sticker, and discuss a CeraVe survey on increased skin sensitivity. We address college misuse of GLP-1s, caution about branded skin care buzzwords, note minoxidil dose-splitting and a coming DHT-blocking topical (Breezula), highlight low acne regimen compliance, and answer Q&A on reduced Accutane blood work and a good reason for avoiding scalp oil.

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Derm & Dumber is a podcast hosted by board-certified dermatologist Dr. Brooke Jeffy and her husband, where skincare, relationships, internet trends, and questionable opinions collide.

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In this episode of Derm and Dumber, Dr Jeffy and husband want to sincerely thank you all by getting into some listener analytics! We discuss viral Susan Dell memes, then catch you up on that Dyson’s camera-equipped toothbrush. We address headlines linking Pilates to lower mortality. Is the “rat tail” hairstyle returning? Dermatology topics include using AI to prescribe topical acne meds, data associating social-media-driven skincare routines with dermatitis, acne, and hyperpigmentation, a trial linking winter moisturizing to less cognitive impairment, and creatine research including intranasal delivery in rats, and then answer a listener question on teen hair loss.

ABOUT DERM & DUMBER

Derm & Dumber is a podcast hosted by board-certified dermatologist Dr. Brooke Jeffy and her husband, where skincare, relationships, internet trends, and questionable opinions collide.

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a friend.

Find us @dermanddumber and @brookejeffymd on IG

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In this episode of “Derm and Dumber,” Dr Jeffy and husband give updates: a Pilates princess' journey and our review of “luxury” hand soaps. An office story about using a “skin vibrator” amuses everyone. Dr Jeffy's rants include: misleading marketing like “aluminum-free” deodorant, acne laser ads that use scare tactics, and dermarolling vs professional microneedling.

And are we serious, some people are using cigarettes to quit vaping? Some beauty world chaos includes “Eyepatch Gate,” trend-credit disputes, and backlash to a Tarte PR package. Q&A topics: hats and acne, “scalp detox”, and pimple patches.

ABOUT DERM & DUMBER

Derm & Dumber is a podcast hosted by board-certified dermatologist Dr. Brooke Jeffy and her husband, where skincare, relationships, internet trends, and questionable opinions collide.

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a friend.

Find us @dermanddumber and @brookejeffymd on IG

DISCLAIMER

The information discussed on this podcast is intended for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Listening to this podcast does not establish a doctor-patient relationship. Always consult your own physician or qualified healthcare professional regarding medical concerns, diagnoses, or treatment decisions.