Sleep Like a Baby: Integrative Tips for Sleep in Atopic Dermatitis
Sleep is essential for our overall well-being and one of the pillars of atopic dermatitis management. Unfortunately, we don’t learn or talk about this much in dermatology. Don’t fret- Dr. Vivian Shi shares her integrative strategies for optimizing sleep in atopic dermatitis!
Can you imagine what your life would be like if you weren't able to sleep well for more than 5 nights a week? T …
Sleep is essential for our overall well-being and one of the pillars of atopic dermatitis management. Unfortunately, we don’t learn or talk about this much in dermatology. Don’t fret- Dr. Vivian Shi shares her integrative strategies for optimizing sleep in atopic dermatitis!
Can you imagine what your life would be like if you weren't able to sleep well for more than 5 nights a week? T … Continue reading "Sleep Like a Baby: Integrative Tips for Sleep in Atopic Dermatitis"
As a first-year dermatology resident, I really enjoyed Dr. Andrew Alexis’ lecture on Psoriasis: Distinct Clinical Features and Treatment Options for Psoriasis Patients of Color at the Skin of Color Update. His lecture largely focused on the fundamentals of dermatology. He emphasized the importance of looking at color and distribution of the clinical presentation and recognizing common mimickers … 
The type of repair depicted in the photograph is a:
A. Rhombic flap
B. Nasolabial transposition flap
C. Rotation flap
D. Full-thickness skin graft
E. Island pedicle flap
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Biologics have revolutionized the treatment of psoriasis, and with new entries into the class, PASI90 and 100 have become attainable for many patients. In this installment of our Therapeutic Cheat Sheet series, we’ll cover everything you need to know to start and monitor your patients on IL-17 blocking therapies.
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I still treat my acne twice daily with a whole cabinet full of various topicals. I’ve tried and failed doxycycline because it disrupts every single molecule of bacterial flora in my body. I’ve tried and failed spironolactone because I was the poster child for nearly all of its annoying and inconvenient side effects. I’ve tried and failed several OCPs because my body was a little too convince … 