Is the LYMA Laser a Gimmick? Dermatologist Answers Your Skincare Questions

Dermatologist Dr. Dray answers your skincare questions! In this dermatology Q&A, she discusses the LYMA laser device, skin cancer prevention and skin checks, SSRI medication side effects on the skin, post-inflammatory erythema (PIE), angioedema, genistein for menopausal skin, treating acne and dry skin at the same time, vitiligo and exfoliating acids, and bakuchiol safety during breastfeeding. If you are looking for evidence-based skincare advice, this video covers a range of common skin concerns, skincare ingredients, and questions about medications and at-home skincare devices. In this video, Dr. Dray discusses: Is the LYMA laser device worth the money, or is it a gimmick? Can you do anything more proactive than annual skin cancer checks? Can SSRIs cause skin-related side effects? Does post-inflammatory erythema (PIE) require tinted sunscreen? What is angioedema, and what causes it? Can genistein help with menopausal skin changes? How can you treat acne while managing dry skin? Can exfoliating acids make vitiligo worse? Is bakuchiol safe to use while breastfeeding? TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Introduction 0:08 What is your opinion on the LYMA Device? Is it a gimmick? 1:06 Can you do anything more proactive than annual skin checks? 2:31 Do SSRIs have any side effects on the skin? 3:35 Does PIE need tinted sunscreen? 6:01 What is angioedema? 6:43 Genistein for menopausal skin 8:48 How to treat acne and dry skin at the same time 10:46 Do acids make vitiligo worse? 11:13 Is bak