Consider gaps in access and knowledge in diagnosis and treatment in skin of color

Expert panel shares best practices for managing common dermatologic conditions in a diverse patient population

Practical pearls guide treatment of psoriasis in tricky areas

Start by ensuring the correct diagnosis, then take advantage of the expanding arsenal of therapies, Dr. Jennifer Soung advised.

Education about OTC tools key for patients with acne and rosacea

No acne or rosacea visit is complete until overall skin care has been discussed, according to Hilary E. Baldwin, MD.

Expert makes the case for not subtyping patients with rosacea

“The idea now is to take a phenotypic approach to rosacea,” Dr. Julie Harper advises.

How to handle pesky molluscum contagiosum lesions

“If you don’t treat them, they’re going to spread,” Dr. Rebecca Smith said.

Consider the mnemonic ‘CLEAR’ when counseling acne patients

“Do I ever look at my patient and say, ‘don’t worry about those acne scars; I can make them go away?’ ” Dr. Julie C. Harper asked. “No.”

Aesthetics abound for the aging face

From neuromodulators to fillers to skin tightening, options to erase some years have never been greater.

Can dietary tweaks improve some skin diseases?

Myths abound, but some associations of diet with skin diseases hold water, according to Dr. Vivian Shi.

Hair disorder treatments are evolving

New treatment methods are increasing, but psychosocial needs remain and should be addressed.

Atopic dermatitis: Options abound, and more are coming

Do patients fit best in the topical or systemic bucket?

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