JDD Podcast
"Capturing Consensus and Cutting Out Misconceptions Regarding the Aesthetic Skin of Color Consumer"
featuring Dr. Adam Friedman & Dr. Andrew Alexis
Who knows what’s best/worst for facial aesthetics in the skin of color patient? No really who? Because there is a great deal of folklore and ballyhoo related to what one can and cannot do, forgetting even what the patients think.
Enter Dr. Andrew Alexis, Professor and Chair of the Department of Dermatology at Mount Sinai St. Luke’s and Mount Sinai West and Director of the Skin of Color Center, with his experienced SOC entourage to marry personal experience and evidence (what a beautiful couple!).
Tune in to hear how it all went down. You couldn’t be in the room where it happened, but after this podcast you might have well been. Learn from one of the greats as I pick his brain on all things, medical and aesthetic, SOC. C to it you don’t miss this podcast.
Listen Now
CME Available
- Myths and Knowledge Gaps in the Aesthetic Treatment of Patients With Skin of Color
- Andrew F. Alexis MD MPH, Julius Few MD, Valerie D. Callender MD, Pearl Grimes MD, Jeanine Downie MD MA, Charles Boyd MD, Conor J
Upon completion of this enduring activity, participants should be able to:
- Discuss common myths and mis-perceptions with respect to aesthetics and skin of color patients
- Review unique considerations in order to optimize the management of skin disease in diverse skin types
Take CME Now
You May Also Like
Guest: Douglas DiRuggiero Corticosteroids remain one of dermatology’s most reliable workhorses, but good stewardship isn’t about putting the horse out to pasture. It’s about knowing when to ride, when to…
Guest: Dr. Joseph Bax Corticosteroid injections are everywhere in musculoskeletal medicine. Epidurals, joints, facets, bursae: when inflammation and pain are the targets, steroids have long been one of the sharpest…
Guest: Dr. Tae Oh For too long, the therapeutic ladder in hidradenitis suppurativa has often looked less like a ladder and more like an uneven mound: try this, fail that,…
