They are solely used for us to evaluate, monitor, and organize your condition in this advanced program. If you would like to share these photos after you achieve your personal victory, you can send a specific written consent that allows me to use your photos for this movement.

I repeat, “PHOTOS IN THIS PROGRAM ARE NEVER POSTED WITHOUT SPECIFIC WRITTEN PERMISSION”

That important point being said, allow me to teach you how to take a great photo to maximize your acne bootcamp journey.

Check out this amazing photo I just took with my 2010 iphone. Amazing detail right! Steve Jobs is the king of this technology but it seems all other brands are catching up fast. And very soon, every phone will be able to take a photo like this one in seconds.

So here’s how I took this shot in 10 seconds:

1) Lighting: Lighting is everything when it comes to focus. Notice I am using sunlight here, but not directly on the skin. The sun comes through the window indirectly lighting up every pore. Fluorescent indoor light is the second best option to indirect sunlight. You can use both.


2) Focus Button: For the iphone and other newer phones, tap on the screen once and a box will pop up in the display. It will then focus specifically wherever you tap. This is tougher when taking photos of yourself, but the iphone also lets you turn the camera around. (cameras on front and back may have different strengths, so make sure to try both)


3) Further Back: In an attempt to hide one’s identity, I’ve noticed clients have been taking photos from very close up. This will often times create a loss of focus. Instead, pull the camera back further, and crop your photos on your computer afterwards.


4) Holding Still: Most importantly, you need to hold your hand and your face perfectly still. I recommend sitting and using either a timer or propping your arm up with a big pillow to keep everything perfectly still. The slightest movement changes everything. Take 5 quick shots in a row to see how sensitive the focus is to movement.


5) Practice: Practice makes perfect. This photo took me 10 seconds because I’ve been playing with the camera phones for awhile. Practice makes perfect so keep playing with it until you can see every pore…! This level of focus will ensure your organization and victory in Acne Bootcamp.

follow 1 through 5 and you’ll have this new skill locked down!

oh wait, one more if needed:

6) Borrow Someone’s Phone: These tips can help any phone take great photos. However, If you want the best shots, just borrow someone else’s phone for 5 minutes and email yourself the photos. Then delete them from the phone! Easy.

I’ll be here,
-Dr. Neal

Every transformation brings hope to those still suffering.

Are you going to share your story to help others?

I’ll be here,
-Dr. Neal

©2012 “A New Concept: Are You a “Good” Client?” by Dr. Neal Schwartz

And here’s the game plan for the release of the fully automated version:

Summer 2012: We will be releasing a beta version of the video communication system with the current email system as a back up if there are any remaining concerns or glitches whatsoever.


2012-2013: We will then observe areas where clients still need Dr. Neal directly and make new detailed videos specifically addressing every loose end and remaining concern. This refinement process will continue until there are zero unresolved concerns. In the future system, our call center will spend time helping clients navigate to the perfect video for their specific situation or concern. We will also create a section of the dashboard called “Request a New Video” which will allow clients to request the creation of new videos.


Fall of 2013: Take on the major project of translating hundreds of videos into multiple languages to prevent needless suffering all over the world.


2013 and beyond: Closely observe the system for anyone who is still struggling, review client dashboards, study loose ends, and add new videos where needed to address any outlying situations or concerns. No one will slip through the cracks who is willing to ask for assistance. That is the basis of the movement here.

These are exciting times.

I’ll be here,
-Dr. Neal

I’m starting a new video series today that will be a little less formal and allow me to address the many emotional reactions associated with chronic ailments.

Here’s Episode 1. It’s a long form video for those who just want to hang out and chit chat…

©2012 “They Will Never Understand” by Dr. Neal Schwartz

This video should help clear up this situation. Please teach others by sharing this video as this misconception is causing disharmony all over the world.

©2012 “Understanding Dark Marks and Red Marks” by Dr. Neal Schwartz

I’m starting a new video series this week call “Dr. Neal’s Opinion” which will address any and all things I am passionate about including chronic ailments, healthcare, wellness, cultural issues, and anything else I feel strongly about.


The first episode voices my firm stance on the prescription drug Oral Isotretinoin, commonly known as Accutane.

©2012 “Dr. Neal’s Opinion: “Accutane” by Dr. Neal Schwartz

I’ll be here,
-Dr. Neal

©2012 “Hopelessness is the Real Disease” by Dr. Neal Schwartz