What to Expect When Treating SCC In Situ with Mohs Surgery While squamous cell carcinoma in situ (SCCIS) is typically considered a low-risk skin cancer, treatment decisions, especially around surgical…
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EMPSGC: Why Mohs Might Be the Better Choice Endocrine Mucin Producing Sweat Gland Carcinoma (EMPSGC) is rare, low-grade, and slow-growing—but it’s not without risk. Though uncommon, recurrence and even distant…
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This webinar delves into the emerging field of dermatoporosis, a chronic skin fragility condition. Participants will explore the latest translational research that bridges basic science and clinical practice, enhancing our…
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From the Vault As more patients turn to the internet for guidance on pregnancy-safe skincare, dermatologists are increasingly fielding questions about what’s safe to use during pregnancy. One JDD article,…
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Could Proteasome Inhibitors Offer a New Option for Pressure Injuries? Pressure injuries, especially in the sacral area, are a frequent and frustrating challenge, particularly in elderly patients. Standard care focuses…
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In acknowledgement of National Melonoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month, we are rerunning this series of Decoding Derm. Join Dr. Alexis Carrington in Decoding Dermatology: What’s the Diagnosis, as she presents a…
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Knowledge is Critical for Successful Outcomes: Current Landscape of Hyaluronic Acid Filler Use in the United States When a recent article of Allure recently explored the science behind “medical-grade”…
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WATCH NOW: Racial and Ethnic Representation in Atopic Dermatitis Clinical Trials With content flying at us from every direction, it’s easy to miss what matters most. That’s why JDD Corner…
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Melanoma Mortality Drops Where Dermatologists Are in High Supply: Read the Data New data shows a powerful link: the more dermatologists in your area, the lower your risk of dying…
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Just put some salve on it" sounds so innocuous one could follow up with, "what could possibly go wrong?" Never ask that. Yes, our skin is our living breathing barrier…
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Cylindrocarcinoma: Could Mohs Surgery Be the Clear-Cut Winner? Cylindrocarcinoma—a rare malignant offshoot of benign cylindromas—poses a surgical challenge due to its potential for recurrence and metastasis. While traditional excision has…
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Explore JDDonline If you’re on the hunt for expert-led, handpicked resources on psoriasis, you’re in the right place. Whether you're brushing up on the latest treatment insights or looking for…
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