We look at how to take care of your skin before and after you exercise, how to make sunscreen sprays and sticks work for your skin, and what genetic testing might mean for your skincare
(3:28) - Tips for before and after working out
(6:32) - Sunscreen Sticks Controversy
(9:47) - Skepticism of sprays
(11:51) - The hardest part of skin care after working out
(15:46) - Hack for acne prone skin
(16:35) - Korean Cosmetic Firm and genetic testing

Disclaimer: This podcast is not intended to provide diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. Content provided in this podcast is for educational purposes only. Please consult with a physician regarding any health-related diagnosis or treatment.

Exercise Skincare, Do Sunscreen Sprays and Sticks Work? And the Genetic Testing for Your Skincare Routine

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In this episode, Dr. Shah & Dr. Maxfield discuss California potentially banning the sale of retinol and AHA's to children, Kelly Slater's skincare brand launch, and Pfizer reports a patient death in Duchenne gene therapy study.

00:00 Intro
00:53 Life Updates
03:33 Product Of The Day
06:17 California Bill Would Ban Selling Skincare with Retinoids, Retinol and AHAs to Children Under 13
15:37 Bubble Skincare Forges First Brand Partnership with Disney and Pixar’s ‘Inside Out 2’
26:51 Kelly Slater Launches Sunscreen
31:04 Pfizer reports patient death in Duchenne gene therapy study
39:40 Wrap-Up

California Retinol Ban, Kelly Slater's Skincare Brand & Pfizer Duchenne Gene Therapy Patient Death

In this episode of Doctorly Unhinged, Dr.'s Muneeb Shah and Luke Maxfield delve into the new Remedy product launch, unsexy products that work the FTC’s recent decision to ban non-compete clauses.

00:00 Intro
01:14 Life Updates
08:09 Product of the Day
16:48 "Unsexy" Products That Actually Work
27:30 FTC Bans Noncompete Clauses
50:02 Wrap-Up

New Remedy Launch, Unsexy Products that Actually Work & FTC Bans Noncompete Clauses

This episode covers a Dr. Maxfield's recent trip to Paris, the safety concerns around vampire facials, the closure of Walmart's healthcare clinics, and the challenges in the healthcare industry.

00:00 Intro
00:53 Life Updates
07:17 Product Of The Day
10:46 Topic 1: CDC Warning on "Vampire Facials"
29:04 Topic 2: Walmart Closing Its Healthcare Clinics
50:58 Wrap-Up

Dr. Maxfield Travels To Paris, HIV Transmission from Microneedling & Walmart Closes All Medical Clinics

In this episode, Dr. Shah and Dr. Maxfield discuss the reports of counterfeit Botox in the US, Discuss spray-on sunscreen & take a look at the internet's most popular sunscreens.

00:00 Intro
00:53 Life Updates
03:25 Product of the Day
09:42 Counterfeit Botox
20:52 Spray Sunscreen
23:08 The Internet's Favorite Sunscreens
29:29 Hobbies & Wrap-Up

Counterfeit Botox, Spray-On Sunscreen & The Internet's Favorite Sunscreens

This episode of Doctorly Unhinged takes us on a mobile journey with Dr. Muneeb Shah and Luke Maxfield as they discuss their latest life updates, the concept of whole-body deodorants, common skincare application errors by influencers, and the difficulties of short-form content.

00:00 Intro
04:10 Colorado Dry Skin Routine
07:25 Whole Body Deodorant
14:04 Top Influencer Mistakes
43:28 Controversies of Short Form Content
52:32 Outro

Exercise Skincare, Do Sunscreen Sprays and Sticks Work? And the Genetic Testing for Your Skincare Routine

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