Dr. Patricia Farris discusses a variety of skincare trends, including clean beauty, green beauty, and a new concept: freshly activated beauty.
Dr. Ted Lain discusses dose duration among neurotoxins, including efficacy, endpoints, and patient expectations.
Dr. Jeanine Downie discusses non-Invasive fat removal, including technology evolution, treatment approach, results, and combination therapies.
Dr. Joel L. Cohen discusses the lidocaine shortage, including the use of varied anesthetic formulations and need for recognizing the symptoms of lidocaine toxicity.
Dr. Ronald Moy provides an update in botulinum toxins, including dosing and dilution and how to differentiate your practice by minimizing pain and bruising.
Dr. Joel L. Cohen discusses dermal filler-related complications, including strategies for prevention and management.
Actinic keratoses are the second most common reason patients visit the dermatologist. In the final podcast in this 3-part educational program, Dr. Neal Bhatia discusses tips and provides advice for AK management, including treatment, reimbursement, and more. Here’s Dr. Bhatia
Drs. George Martin and Ted Rosen continue their discussion on field therapies, including less versatile and combination treatment options.
Photodynamic therapy has become a safe, effective, and painless option for treating actinic keratosis. In the final podcast in this 3-part series, The Real World of PDT, Drs. George Martin and Ted Rosen discuss the range of FDA-approved field therapies, including on- and off-label protocols to enhance efficacy, decrease side effects, and increase patient compliance.
Dr. Carl Thornfeldt discusses the science behind herbal-based therapies as well as the complexities of herbal therapy product development.
Actinic keratoses are the second most common reason patients visit the dermatologist. In the second podcast of this educational program, Dr. Todd Schlesinger, Medical Director, Dermatology and Laser Center of Charleston and Fellow, American Society for Mohs Surgery, discusses new and emerging topical treatments for AKs, including photodynamic therapies, topical agents, and more.
Drs. George Martin and Daniel Siegel discuss PDT coding and reimbursement in more detail with practical in-office tips and scenarios.
In part 2 of this 3-part podcast series, The Real World of PDT, Drs. George Martin and Daniel Siegel discuss PDT coding and reimbursement, including an overview of the evolving landscape and nuances for treatment, billing, and patient satisfaction.
Actinic keratoses are the second most common reason patients visit the dermatologist. In the first podcast of this educational program, Dr. Deborah Sarnoff, Clinical Professor of Dermatology, NYU, and President of the Skin Cancer Foundation, discusses the clinical characteristics of AK, including symptoms, histology, and risk for SCC development.
Welcome back as Dr. George Martin and Edward Maytin continue their discussion on PDT, including details on implementing the painless PDT protocol, treating resistant scalp AKs, and using PDT for other superficial skin cancers.
Photodynamic therapy has become a safe, effective, and painless option for treating actinic keratosis. In part 1 of this 3-part podcast series, The Real World of PDT, Drs. George Martin and Edward Maytin discuss the evolution of photodynamic therapy protocols, including daylight mediated PDT, in-office painless parameters, and pretreatment with vitamin D.
Oral antibiotics are frequently used to treat moderate to severe acne. In the final podcast in this 3-part series, Emmy Graber, MD, MBA, President, The Dermatology Institute of Boston, and Affiliate Clinical Instructor, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, shares pearls for using sarecycline as an oral antibiotic therapy for acne.
Photodynamic therapy has become a safe, effective, and painless option for treating actinic keratosis. In the introduction to this 3-part series on PDT, Dr. George Martin, dermatologist and founder and program chairman of Maui Derm, Maui, Hawaii, introduces three of the world's leading authorities on PDT who help to dispel the misconceptions that PDT is a painful, expensive, and ineffective treatment.
Oral antibiotics are frequently used to treat moderate to severe acne. In the first podcast in this 3-part series, Christopher Bunick, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Dermatology, Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, Connecticut, discusses indications, concerns, and improvements in oral antibiotic therapy for acne.
Oral antibiotics are frequently used to treat moderate to severe acne. In the first podcast in this 3-part series, Dr. Christopher Bunick discusses indications, concerns, and improvements in oral antibiotic therapy for acne.