Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is not offered by a majority of aesthetic medicine experts even though the aesthetic benefits it generates are dramatic. When done properly, PRP creates impressive results both as an isolated procedure or when incorporated into a treatment plan with hyaluronic acid fillers, neuromodulators and technology. Learn more
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How dermatologists vacation
We asked, you shared. Here’s how dermatologists across the country are planning to spend their leisure time. See how your plans compare to your peers’.
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What we know today about applying oils to newborn skin
The use of olive or sunflower oil on newborn babies’ skin damages the skin barrier, researchers from the University of Manchester recently reported.1 This latest study adds to the conflicting information around caring for newborn skin and how to manage conditions like atopic dermatitis. Learn more
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Contact dermatitis and common culprits
Dermatologists should note that a new contact allergen is becoming a more prevalent cause of irritation as it is now found more frequently in personal care and laundry products, which are resulting in a greater number of contact allergies now than fragrances and dyes.
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Acne management: Controversies and challenges
Evidence from recently published papers provides insight to address some common questions pertaining to the safe use of certain acne medications. Learn more
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Differentiating and treating vascular lesions in kids
Sheila Fallon Friedlander, M.D. offers tips for therapeutic decision-making when managing children with vascular lesions. She references a classification tool to improve diagnostic accuracy and discusses uses for and cautions with PDL therapy.
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Zika virus, Chikungunya, Syphilis infections increase in newborns
Mosquito-born virus, Zika, is expected to find its way to the United States. The result of infection can be devastating for pregnant women. Other viral infections being seen more commonly in infants are Chikungunya and syphilis. Learn more
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Neurotoxin pipeline advances, stay wary of counterfeits
As the neurotoxin market is set for expansion, so, too, expands the market of counterfeit products. One expert reviews the innovative options coming up through the pipeline and cautions colleagues about the risks associated with counterfeit products.. Learn more
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Considerations when examining NICU babies with blistering diseases
The neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) can be a scary place for some dermatologists, pediatric dermatologist, Sheila Fallon Friedlander, M.D., told colleagues at the MauiDerm 2016 meeting this week. She provided two key messages aimed at enabling clinicians and the babies to get the help they need. Learn and find out that they are
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Best practices when injecting the perioral area
Avoid unnatural projection of the lips when performing peri-oral rejuvenation, and do not look at the lips in isolation, but consider the nose, teeth and cheeks as well.
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