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Everyday care tips that beat your genes
Skin care by age from a Seoul dermatologist: your genes matter most, and only one or two in a hundred are born with flawless skin. Dr. Ogana is honest about it. There is no single right answer in skin care, and what matters most is your genes. If you were born with good skin, cleanse, put on sunscreen and moisturize well, and you barely need a clinic. But no one in the room was born flawless, so the rest of us need care. Looks are becoming a competitive edge, and starting a little earlier means not much is left to do in your 50s and 60s. That may be the real key to skin care at every age. Consultations in English on WhatsApp: first link on our channel page. Oganacell Dermatology Clinic, Cheongdam, Seoul. oganaglobal.com/en General education from a board-certified dermatologist, not a substitute for a consultation. Suitability and results vary by person. #DermatologistAdvice #SkinCareTruth #SeoulDermatology
Transcript
Let me be honest with you.
No single right answer in skin care.
What matters most is your genes.
Born with good skin? You barely need a clinic.
Just cleanse, put on sunscreen,
and moisturize well. That is all it takes.
That is the real key point.
Born with it? Only one or two in a hundred.
No one in this room was born flawless.
That is why all of us need skin care.
And looks are becoming a competitive edge.
Start caring a little earlier,
and in your 50s and 60s not much is left to do.
For skin care at every age,
that may be the real key.
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