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Acne: Topical Regimens, Oral Antibiotics, and Managing Isotretinoin
March 1, 2022

Challenges related to treating acne are examined in this Dermcast.live interview featuring John Barbieri, MD, MBA, and host Hope Cook, PA-C. Dr. Barbieri discusses evidence-based prescription drug selection, the cost of drugs, and how a patient’s diet impacts acne. Healthcare professionals, patients, and parents should take a few minutes to watch this informative 18-minute video.

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Considering Comorbidities of Psoriasis as a Basis for Therapeutic Selections
September 24, 2021

  When we think of psoriasis, we often visualize the external manifestations of disease that we can see, such as erythema (redness), induration (thickness), and desquamation (scaling); however, psoriasis is more than cosmetic disfigurement or skin disease. It is a chronic, relapsing, immune deregulatory inflammatory skin and joint disease that has been shown to significantly

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Real-World Cases Cited in Lecture on Dermoscopy Use Beyond Pigmented and Nonpigmented Lesion Examination
August 13, 2021

Various sessions during SDPA Annual Summer Conference 2021 covered general and niche uses for dermoscopy, concluding that the dermatoscope is a valuable, clinically significant tool—as long as you have it with you! Roman Bronfenbrener, MD (pictured, right), from Penn Derm Specialists and University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, began his session “Dermoscopy: Clinical Uses Beyond

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“Dermoscopy Rocks” – The Supplemental Tool Can Open Your Eyes to Hidden Signs and Irregularities the Naked Eye Might Miss

The primary reason for using dermoscopy is to gather information you might miss due to limitations faced during the patient visit, noted John Burns, MPAS, PA-C, of the Vancouver Clinic, in a presentation titled Case Based Approach to the Basics of Dermoscopy. Burns ([pictured, right) was amongst the top faculty who delivered new and updated