Dermatologist reviews ChatGPT skincare advice...!
Dr Annie Liu, a Board-Certified Dermatologist, asked ChatGPT to "Design a summer skincare routine"
How did it do? 🤖
Watch ChatGPT's response and Dr Liu's review HERE
Dr Liu's Verdict:
👩🏻⚕️ She agreed with most of its advice!
🤷🏻 And, although it felt somewhat generic, most advice out there on blogs/TT/google is also pretty generic
👩⚕️ So, if you're looking for #personalized advice, Dr Liu also agrees with ChatGPT on this one: you should see a Dermatologist! 😉
Book here to see a DermCafé Dermatologist in less than one week!
I found the skincare advice interesting, especially the reminder that general tips may not work the same for everyone. After reading useful pieces like this, I often play Bitlife which is a life simulation game.
The discussion about using ChatGPT for skincare is interesting, especially the point that AI can be useful for general information but shouldn’t replace professional advice. It’s a good reminder to verify recommendations before trying them. I’d take a quick Basketball Bros break afterward.
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So so disappointed , our family doctor referred us and we couldn’t get an appointment for a month for our son, there is an option to rush the appointment paying $199 and you get service within 24 hours , we paid that and we were expecting to get a call or a zoom video appointment, instead we got an email from Dr Sandre saying what my son has (which we already knew) and a prescription, the point to pay was to talk to someone about options:( on top of that we got a prescription and when ordering is asking us to pay at front which we have never paid at front , what a terrible experience:(