Skin is not merely a superficial or vanity concern, but rather the body's largest organ and a reflection of overall physiological and emotional health.

“And skin is not just vanity. It's not just cosmetic. It's not just superficial. It's really a whole person issue.”

Applying lemon juice to skin is harmful because it causes phytophotodermatitis, chemical burns, and makes pigmentation worse.

“Dermatologists at multiple clinics have documented that lemon juice causes what's called phytophotoermatitis. This is a chemical reaction between the citrus compounds and sunlight that creates burns and permanent dark marks.”

Erica is planning to see a different dermatologist for a patch test because she is dissatisfied with the impersonal care provided by her previous doctor.

“I feel like every dermatologist just sits you down, prescribes you something, and walks out. And every time I try asking a question, I'm like, >> "What the fuck?" I just read it. >> Wait, ask about what? >> The best dermatology in here. >> Oh, yeah. You need to get to the bottom of this.”

Wade believes it is frustrating when a dermatologist fails to recognize him as a returning patient after multiple visits.

“I was only here like 3 months ago we talked about this you asked me about my channel and all kinds of stuff he's like oh okay yeah I don't know why this is killing me so bad just the [ __ ] I don't know why it bother but like deep down I was like no you're my you're my doctor like she's new you're m”

External factors, such as sun exposure and environmental stress, are responsible for 80 percent of skin aging rather than chronological time.

“80% of the reason why our skin ages has nothing to do with, you know, chronological normal aging. It's all of those external factors.”