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Dermatologist Debriefs

Stefanie Williams

Join no-nonsense Dermatologist Stefanie Williams as she debunks myths and shares her professional insights - separating facts from fiction in just a few minutes.www.eudelo.com

health & fitness medicine

All Episodes

8:15

Why Home Acne Injections Are a Terrible Idea

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2026/02/19

Thinking about trying at-home acne injections? Stop right there. Dr. Stefanie Williams tackles the emerging trend of self-administered steroid injections for acne spots, explaining exactly why this approach worries dermatologists worldwide. From permanent skin indentations and atrophy to potential infections and abscesses, she reveals the serious risks that come with injecting yourself at home in unsterile conditions. More importantly, she explains why these injections only mask symptoms temp...

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14:29

Facial Redness: From Rosacea To Rare Causes - A...

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2026/02/06

In this episode, Dr Stefanie Williams breaks down ten reasons for facial redness, from common culprits like rosacea, seborrhoeic dermatitis, and eczema to less common autoimmune and malignant causes. Clear patterns, telltale clues, and treatment pitfalls help you move from guesswork to informed action. • Rosacea signs including vessels, papules and ocular clues • Perioral dermatitis patterns and steroid pitfalls • Seborrhoeic dermatitis driven by Malassezia and oiliness • Atopic eczema versu...

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14:50

Bakuchiol and the Dark Side of "Plant Based Retinol"...

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/12/25

Think bakuchiol is the gentle, plant-based retinol everyone claims? Think again. Dr. Stefanie cuts through the marketing hype to reveal why this trendy ingredient isn't actually related to retinol at all—and why its "gentle" reputation might be dangerously misleading. From overlooked allergy risks to her own blistering reaction, she explains why the bakuchiol craze could backfire spectacularly. If you're considering swapping your proven retinol for this botanical newcomer, this evidence-based...

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13:06

Pregnancy Skincare: What's Safe and What to Skip

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/10/24

Confused about which skincare products are safe during pregnancy? Dermatologist Dr. Stefanie Williams cuts through the confusion with clear, science-backed guidance on what to avoid and what to embrace. From retinoids and salicylic acid to pregnancy-safe alternatives for acne, hyperpigmentation, and sun protection, discover exactly which ingredients deserve a spot in your routine—and which ones should stay on the shelf until after delivery. Essential listening for expectant mothers who refuse...

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15:10

The Autoimmune Guide to Safe Aesthetic Treatments

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/10/09

Autoimmune conditions are rising globally, but what does this mean for those seeking cosmetic enhancement? In this episode, Dr. Stefanie breaks down which aesthetic treatments are genuinely safe and which carry hidden risks for an overactive immune system. From Botox variants to the delayed reactions fillers can trigger months later, this is essential listening for anyone navigating beauty treatments with frontal fibrosing alopecia, lupus, or other autoimmune conditions.

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9:56

Ozempic Face is real, but it can be fixed with the...

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/08/28

The rapid weight loss revolution has a dark secret that's aging faces at an alarming rate. Dr. Stefanie Williams, leading dermatologist and medical truth-teller, exposes the "Ozempic face" phenomenon that's shocking patients worldwide. This isn't just about temporary side effects – it's about permanent facial changes resembling decades of accelerated aging. In this crucial episode, Dr. Stefanie reveals why drugs like Ozempic are causing sunken cheeks, deep furrows, and gaunt appearances that ...

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15:52

Beyond Fillers: Exploring the Regenerative World of...

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/08/14

Ever wondered about the differences between Profilo, polynucleotides, Sunekos, and other skin boosters? Dr. Stefanie Williams cuts through the confusion with expert clarity in this informative episode. Skin boosters represent a fundamentally different approach to injectable aesthetics compared to traditional fillers. While fillers remain in place to add volume or definition to specific areas, skin boosters are designed to spread throughout the skin, delivering deep hydration and stimulating ...

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19:32

Hair Loss: The Questions You’ve Been Afraid to Ask

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/07/31

Are you noticing more hair in your brush or shower and wondering if it’s normal? Join Dermatologist Dr Stefanie Williams as she answers your most pressing questions in a fast paced and insightful session that debunks myths and reveals actionable facts. Discover why hair loss often goes unnoticed at first, how many hairs you lose each day, and why early intervention is so important. Dr Stefanie explains the full spectrum of causes—from stress to genetics—so that you can spot warning signs and ...

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14:54

Beyond the Basics: Understanding the Top 3...

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/07/17

Struggling to make sense of your rosacea prescription? In this essential episode of Dermatologist Debriefs, no-nonsense dermatologist Dr. Stefanie Williams cuts through the confusion, giving you a professional breakdown of the three most-prescribed creams for rosacea. Discover the real reason these treatments work – it might not be what you think! Dr. Williams explains the science behind Metronidazole, Azelaic Acid, and Ivermectin, revealing how they target inflammation. You'll learn which cr...

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9:06

The Ugly Truth About Silicones in Skincare

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/06/12

Are your skincare products secretly suffocating your skin? In this eye-opening debrief, dermatologist Dr Stefanie pulls back the curtain on one of skincare's most ubiquitous yet problematic ingredients: silicones. You might not realise it, but silicone derivatives lurk in nearly every bottle and jar on your bathroom shelf. These synthetic ingredients—recognisable by suffixes like "-cone," "-methicone," or "-siloxane"—create that silky-smooth texture we've come to associate with luxury skinca...

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7:37

Probiotic Skincare Decoded

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/06/05

Ever wondered what's really in those "probiotic" skincare products lining the shelves? Dr. Stefanie cuts through the marketing jargon to reveal a surprising truth – there are actually no live bacteria in any skincare products on the market today. Such formulations simply wouldn't remain stable! So what exactly are we putting on our faces when we use products claiming probiotic benefits? In this episode, Dr. Stefanie breaks down the area into four distinct categories that bring clarity to thi...

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9:33

Rethinking Skin Types

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/05/29

Have you been misdiagnosing your own skin? That seemingly simple question sits at the heart of Dr. Stefanie's revelation about the flawed skin type classification system most of us have followed for years. Dr. Stefanie takes aim at the traditional four-category skin type model and proposes a practical revision that could transform your skincare routine. For example, if you've ever felt caught in the frustrating cycle of treating skin that feels dry but still breaks out, this may not be dry s...

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5:36

Why "For All Skin Types" Is a Marketing Myth

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/05/22

In this episode, Dr. Stefanie delivers a reality check on products which claim to be "perfect for all skin types" and describes how the one-size-fits-all approach is fundamentally flawed. Conditions that may appear similar on the surface often have completely different needs and using skincare not designed for your specific skin type can trigger a range of problems. Dr. Stefanie explains how terms like "sensitive skin" and "for redness" oversimplify complex dermatological realities, often lea...

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9:14

Important tips for having botox on your forehead

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/05/15

Dermatologist Debriefs is back with another fast-paced, myth-busting session. In this episode, consultant dermatologist Dr Stefanie focuses on the deceptively tricky forehead and explains why treating it with botulinum toxin demands much more than a steady hand. She starts by mapping the frontalis muscle—from hairline to brow—and shows how habitual “brow lifting” carves horizontal lines into the skin. You will learn why relaxing that muscle can leave some patients feeling unexpectedly h...

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7:28

Should I use an infrared sauna if I suffer with rosacea?

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/05/08

Infrared saunas are all the rage right now. But what happens when rosacea-prone skin meets all that warmth? In this episode, dermatologist Dr Stefanie pulls back the curtain on infrared therapy. She explains, in plain language, how invisible infrared energy differs from everyday UV rays, why we register it as heat, and how that temperature rise can set off the flushing cycle common in rosacea. You’ll learn why far-infrared saunas heat you from the inside out, and how to weigh the promised ben...

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11:12

Don’t use a home needle roller before listening to this

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/05/01

Ever wondered why professional skin needling costs so much more than buying a roller online? Dr Stefanie cuts through confusion by explaining the crucial distinctions between clinic and home needling. Professional needling penetrates the dermis, creating thousands of controlled microinjuries that trigger a comprehensive healing cascade. This medical-grade process delivers genuine skin regeneration, improving texture, reducing scars, minimizing pores, and softening wrinkles. Hom...

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4:51

Media Pressure and the myth of Perfection

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/04/17

What happens when social media tells us that 50-year-old women should look like Sandra Bullock or Jennifer Aniston? As a dermatologist and aesthetic doctor in my 50s, I'm pulling back the curtain on the harmful comparison between the Golden Girls of the 1980s and today's celebrity women in their fifties. The truth? Those flawless celebrity images aren't reality—they're the product of professional styling teams, carefully controlled environments, and sophisticated digital editing. When we pre...

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5:22

The Hidden Drawbacks of Tetravitamin C for...

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/04/10

Vitamin C is a cornerstone ingredient in modern skincare, but not all forms of this powerhouse antioxidant are created equal. Dr. Stefanie cuts through the marketing hype to deliver a frank assessment of tetravitamin C (tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate), revealing why this trending ingredient might be sabotaging your skincare goals. This lipid-soluble vitamin C derivative boasts impressive credentials and is exceptionally effective at delivering antioxidant protection, stimulating collagen producti...

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8:56

Aging Beautifully: Cosmetic Treatments in your 70's

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/03/27

Have you ever wondered if there's an age limit for starting cosmetic treatments? Dr Stefanie reveals that an analysis of her clinic database revealed something fascinating - while women predictably seek more aesthetic procedures in their 40s as aging signs appear, there's a second unexpected surge in women's 70s. Dr Stefanie describes her first had experience as a dermatologist who's treated many septuagenarians, how these treatments transform not just appearance but overall wellbeing. For m...

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4:49

Vitamin D, Windows, and The Sun: A Dermatologist's...

Dermatologist Debriefs ·

2025/03/20

Wondering if that sunny spot by your office window is giving you all the vitamin D you need? Dr. Stefanie tackles this common misconception head-on with scientific clarity. The truth might surprise you: despite feeling the sun's warmth through glass, your body isn't getting the specific ultraviolet rays needed for vitamin D production. This episode breaks down the crucial difference between UVA rays (which can penetrate glass and age your skin) and UVB rays (which are blocked by windows but ...

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