Isotretinoin and IBD — large real‑world data offer reassurance In one of our recent JDD articles, a retrospective cohort using the TriNetX network compared acne patients exposed to long‑term, low‑dose…
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Don’t lose platelets to the gel: simple tweaks boost PRP yield from thixotropic systems We are pulling out this must-read article from the vault. This brief report from the November…
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Despite millennia of observation and modern understanding of HPV, treatment choices remain trade‑offs between efficacy, speed and tolerability Warts are caused by non‑enveloped double‑stranded DNA human papillomaviruses and, while two‑thirds…
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Review places silicone and occlusion as first‑line topical therapy, with retinoids, pressure, corticosteroids and cannabinoids as situational tools amid limited high‑quality evidence Scarring reflects replacement of normal dermis by fibroblast-driven,…
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Efficient history, targeted exam, selective labs and clear shared‑decision plans let dermatologists deliver meaningful vitiligo care in time‑pressed visits In routine practice, non‑segmental vitiligo (NSV) visits can be both brief…
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Case Report: Peristomal Pyoderma Gangrenosum After Colectomy — A Clinical Reminder for Dermatologists This JDD Case Report dives into how a 55‑year‑old woman developed rapidly progressive, painful cribriform ulcers with…
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Case report shows symptom improvement with 1.5% ruxolitinib cream after standard therapies failed A 72‑year‑old woman with refractory Benign Familial Pemphigus (Hailey‑Hailey disease) experienced persistent flares despite conventional management with…
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Niacinamide still useful — but high oral doses may carry cardiovascular risk A literature review confirms that oral nicotinamide (niacinamide) is a versatile, generally well‑tolerated tool in dermatology: it reduces…
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Topical Steroid Withdrawal — What Your Patients Are Watching Online Topical steroid withdrawal (TSW) is an increasingly visible — and misunderstood — drug‑related dermatosis that can follow abrupt discontinuation of…
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From the Vault: Novel Strategy for Strengthening Dermatoporotic Skin by Managing Cellular Senescence
Microdosed Actives Target Dermal Senescence - A Surprising Lab Advance That Could Reshape Dermatoporosis Care Dermatoporosis —age‑related thinning and fragility of the skin driven by fibroblast dysfunction, ECM breakdown, and…
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A Single‑Patient Signal That IL‑31 Blockade May Finally Tame The Relentless Itch Of Linear IgA Disease Linear IgA bullous dermatosis can be as much an itch disorder as a blistering…
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Biofilms, Hard Nodules, and the Surprising Power of Hypochlorous Acid Most hyaluronic acid lumps after filler settle on their own, but a rare “delayed-onset” nodule can spell trouble—especially when it…
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