Listen in on a panel discussion on the use of colloidal oat in skin care. Drs Friedman, Chovatiya, and Heath will share their insights on the history and science behind…
Managing alopecia is already anxiety provoking enough, but throw some inflammatory scalp diseases into the mix...ok deep breaths...think of a happy place. So happy your brain brought you to this…
Cancer has met its match with the rise of new targeted therapies. However with the expanding cancer busting armament comes with the baggage of new and emerging cutaneous adverse events…
Do not pop, rather pick a therapeutic strategy from the wide array of new….oh wait, nevermind. The world of acne treatment R&D is unfortunately shrinking as payors pick away at…
Decoding Derm Series from the Inclusive Derm Atlas Join Dr. Alexis Carrington in Decoding Dermatology: What's the Diagnosis, as she presents a curated image collection from The Full Spectrum of…
The goals of this webinar include defining basic terminology and concepts related to sex, gender, and sexual orientation; reviewing demographic characteristics and health policy considerations relevant to the care of…
Active ingredients play a critical role in the efficacy and safety of cosmeceuticals. Join Dr. DiAnne Davis, as she shares information on a new cosmeceutical formulation. This presentation will include…
Finding the right formulation is not always a fun endeavor for the practitioner or patient, and can be the make or break for patient adherence. In fact, an active ingredient…
Who does not love a good game of "Whack a Mole?" Anyone? Just as you try to stay ahead of those furry, taunting, smiling devils that keep popping up as…
Dyspigmentation is defeating....for the patient and the practitioner as it is often a secondary feature of chronic inflammatory skin diseases and often a greater challenge to manage and resolve. It…
"Come with me if you want to live." That iconic statement from Arnold Schwarzenegger in T2 couldn't be more true today; if you want to survive in the modern dermatology…
Pimple popper: thanks to Jerry Seinfeld we wear this scarlet letter that in that fateful episode was meant to underplay our position in the house of medicine (and even society?).…