a Vanity Doctor?

sore eye asses said:

your post is akin to nazi propaganda being posted in a holocaust survivor forum. it is astonishing to me that you are able to make it through the days of your life without being assaulted for your social ineptitude.

I challenge you to become a board certified MD/DO dermatologist. with all your resources and efforts, you will fail. guaranteed.

why not open an herb emporium and create your own line of salves fashioned from local shrubs?

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quitejaded said:

I need some insight.

I'm very interested in beauty related issue-solving. When people have an issue with nails, hair, skin, weightloss, etc, they come to me. I often refer to diet and use natural/whole-food based topical solutions or I do research on ingredients and suggest a product if there's not a sensible natural alternative.

I would like to turn this kind of vanity-doctor thing into a career. Is dermatology a good route for me? Or is there something similar (not esthetician) that I should look into?

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quitejaded said:

I need some insight.

I would like to turn this kind of vanity-doctor thing into a career. Is dermatology a good route for me? Or is there something similar (not esthetician) that I should look into?

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sore eye asses said:

your post is akin to nazi propaganda being posted in a holocaust survivor forum. it is astonishing to me that you are able to make it through the days of your life without being assaulted for your social ineptitude.

I challenge you to become a board certified MD/DO dermatologist. with all your resources and efforts, you will fail. guaranteed.

why not open an herb emporium and create your own line of salves fashioned from local shrubs?

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quitejaded said:

I need some insight.

I'm very interested in beauty related issue-solving. When people have an issue with nails, hair, skin, weightloss, etc, they come to me. I often refer to diet and use natural/whole-food based topical solutions or I do research on ingredients and suggest a product if there's not a sensible natural alternative.

I would like to turn this kind of vanity-doctor thing into a career. Is dermatology a good route for me? Or is there something similar (not esthetician) that I should look into?

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sensitive skin said:

I think the OP is just completely clueless at this point, like most of us were at her stage.

www.futurederm.com
Should inspire you to get your MD/PhD. I admire this person for being so publicly interested in cosmetics, ingredients, etc (and all the things you mentioned), blogging, getting a PhD, and ultimately applying for derm next year. She will probably succeed in matching.

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