Making the Most of Your Board Study Tools
You’ve got the books and account logins at the ready. You know you need to start studying for the Board exams, but the whole process seems daunting. How do you transfer all the content off the pages and screens and into your brain?
You need some pro tips, and I’ve got good news. The Derm In-Review Advisory Council members are here to save the day. They’re navigating residency and fellow …
You’ve got the books and account logins at the ready. You know you need to start studying for the Board exams, but the whole process seems daunting. How do you transfer all the content off the pages and screens and into your brain?
You need some pro tips, and I’ve got good news. The Derm In-Review Advisory Council members are here to save the day. They’re navigating residency and fellow … Continue reading "Making the Most of Your Board Study Tools"
Sarecycline is a third-generation, narrow-spectrum tetracycline developed specifically for the treatment of acne vulgaris. It is distinguished by its weight-based once-daily dosing, favorable side effect profile, and relative microbiome-sparing compared with older tetracyclines. We continue our series, Therapeutic Cheat Sheet, with a closer look at Sarecycline.
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Recent developments in the understanding of photodamage are leading dermatology clinicians to modify their approaches to photoprotection. Next Steps in Derm, in partnership with the ODAC Dermatology Conference, interviewed Dr. Amy McMichael, professor of dermatology at Wake Forest University School of Medicine. Watch as Dr. McMichael shares which patients will benefit the most from a sun protectio … 
Dr. Jacqueline Watchmaker, a fellowship-trained cosmetic dermatologist at Southwest Skin Specialists in Scottsdale, Arizona, shared practical, evidence-informed guidance on assessing and managing complications from hyaluronic acid and other injectable fillers. She emphasized that, although complications can occur with frequent injections, an injector’s skill in preventi … 
Making news this month in Women’s Health is the development of an at-home corticosteroid injection for acne flares. ClearPen contains triamcinolone acetonide and, if FDA-approved, would be the first and only at-home prescription-strength corticosteroid acne injection. The product’s developer, Indomo, says it will begin clinical trials soon, so the injections, which would require a prescription …