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HOW I GOT RID OF ACNE DARK SPOTS FOR GOOD! | MY SKINCARE ROUTINE

The YouTuber shares her skincare routine for getting rid of acne and dark spots. She recommends using Dudu Osun black soap once a day to brighten and even out skin tone, while minimizing excessive drying. She also suggests using Boots glycerin and rose water for hydration, a self-rotating brush for exfoliation, E45 moisturizer for long-lasting hydration, and The Ordinary's niacinamide and hydration formula recommended by Dr. Rattan for moisturizing skin. She emphasizes paying attention to how your skin reacts to products, as diet may also play a role in acne, but reminds viewers that she is not a skin specialist and can't provide specific advice.

How to Treat ECZEMA | Black Brown skin | Dry Skincare Routine| The #1 Best Remedy for Eczema

This video presents tips on how to manage eczema, focusing on individuals with Black or Brown skin. Eczema is a skin condition that affects the skin barrier, causing dry, itchy, cracked, and sore skin. The speaker recommends using emollients, avoiding triggers that may aggravate the skin, and managing stress. They suggest using steroid creams or ointments to manage inflammation, non-drowsy antihistamines during the day and drowsy antihistamines at night to relieve itching, and a soap substitute during showers. They also share tips on applying emollients, such as moisturizing at least four times a day, using a pump dispenser to prevent bacterial contamination, and using roughly 500 grams of cream every week. For severe cases, consult a dermatologist for more aggressive treatment options.

1 Year Later…Why I Left Youtube & Where I've been!

Dr. Nissa shares why she left YouTube for a year, revealing that she suffered two miscarriages within a year which took a toll on her mental health, causing her to step back from social media. However, she's doing much better now and plans to share more health content, mom-related videos, skincare, and women's health utilizing her medical expertise and new experience as a mom to connect with her audience and provide valuable content.

HOW to get £20,000 bonus!! (for GP applicants/trainees)

Dr. Nosa discusses the targeted enhancement recruitment scheme for GP applicants in the UK, which offers a £20,000 bonus to those who agree to go to certain underdoctored or deprived regions during their three-year GP training. The program aims to attract more GP applicants to regions with a shortage of doctors and encourage trainees to stay on long-term. Applicants must repay the bonus if they do not complete their training or resign. Dr. Nosa encourages applicants to consider areas with critical shortages, but warns against choosing GP solely for the money. He also suggests considering commuting from less expensive areas outside of London.

How much MONEY I EARN as a Doctor in the UK | How much MONEY do Junior Doctors make?

The YouTuber, Dr. Nosa, explains that doctors in the UK don't always make a lot of money and that there are many factors to consider, such as location, rotation, and doing extra shifts. While low-com jobs pay more, some doctors prefer the security of a full-time job. The speaker notes that General Practitioners (GPs) can earn a lot of money by running their practices like a business, while Hospital Consultants may earn extra from private work but have to manage the risk of not having enough patients. The speaker cautions against going into medicine solely for the money and emphasizes the importance of enjoying the work while working smartly.

USMLE vs PLAB vs MRCP | Pros & Cons | Exam Costs | What you NEED to know!

The video compares the PLAB and USMLE exams, noting that while both are required for foreign medical graduates to work in the UK and US respectively, the USMLE is required for all doctors intending to practice in the US regardless of their country of origin. The video highlights the cost, difficulty, validity period, pay, and training time of the exams, noting that there are many factors to consider when deciding which exam to take and which country to work in. Ultimately, the decision is a personal one and the speaker's own experience may not be applicable to everyone.

Amazon Favorites 2021 UK | Things You NEED In Your Life!!

A medical doctor in the UK shares her top 10 favorite Amazon products that she believes everyone should have in their lives. These include a pulse oximeter to check oxygen levels and heart rate, a facial steamer for hydration and circulation, a bra and jewelry extender, a simple water bottle, a treadmill for exercise, a glass bottle spray for cooking oil, a bottle pourer for oils, a Kosori air fryer, a glass straw for environmental purposes, and TioTronix earphones for high-quality sound at a more affordable price than Beats by Dre. Viewers can benefit from the presenter's range of Amazon product recommendations.

Turning 30 | Life lessons | Chit Chat + Mini birthday vlog

In this video, the speaker reflects on some life lessons she has learned throughout her 30 years on Earth. She emphasizes the importance of not caring about others' opinions and living life on one's own terms while still considering the opinions of close friends and family. Additionally, she talks about the significance of forgiving people and being open-minded to change. The speaker promotes self-love, taking control of one's life, and appreciating what one has instead of dwelling on what one doesn't. She also shares her experience of overcoming fear and not letting failures define oneself. Finally, she encourages viewers to pursue their passions and provides an optimistic outlook about the future.

DAY IN THE LIFE OF A DOCTOR | WORKING FROM HOME

The doctor in this video works from home and provides consultations to patients via video or phone calls, utilizing common e-consultations in the UK. She discusses various dermatology cases, including a patient with a rash, a toddler with impetigo, and a patient with conjunctivitis. In the afternoon clinic, the doctor diagnoses a patient with polycystic ovarian syndrome, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), hypothyroidism, anxiety, depression, UTI, and ringworm. The doctor emphasizes the importance of safety netting and discusses challenging cases with their educational supervisor to ensure the best treatment plan for the patient.

AFTER PLAB | JOBS, SALARIES etc

The video discusses job options available to international medical graduates after passing PLAB 2. If you have less than 12 months experience, you can only apply for Foundation Year One, and have an equal chance at UK posts with the issuance of a Certificate of Sponsorship for a Tier 2 work visa. Private jobs pay just under £3000 per month after at least 2 years of experience, and NHS jobs pay around £2100 per month for FY1 trainees. Private jobs offer more responsibility but less working flexibility and knowledge of the NHS. The video also covers options for specialty training and recommends considering a medical job like care of the elderly if unsure about future training.