The Two-Way Street of Mentorship: Mentee Perspective
Mentorships are necessary for medical students with a career interest in dermatology, yet landing and maintaining mentorships can be a challenge. Mentors aren’t required to give their time and energy to the next generation, and the sheer effort it takes to mentor and mentor well can leave mentors feeling drained. Mentorship at its best should be a two-way street with benefits for both mentees an …
Mentorships are necessary for medical students with a career interest in dermatology, yet landing and maintaining mentorships can be a challenge. Mentors aren’t required to give their time and energy to the next generation, and the sheer effort it takes to mentor and mentor well can leave mentors feeling drained. Mentorship at its best should be a two-way street with benefits for both mentees an … Continue reading "The Two-Way Street of Mentorship: Mentee Perspective"
Which of the following is true regarding this entity?
A. The subcutaneous variant is most common in children
B. 75% of localized lesions are still present 2 years after diagnosis
C. Localized lesions often ulcerate and heal with scarring
D. The perforating variant classically involves the lower extremities
E. Diabetes is present in the majority of patients with the generalized v … 
Seborrheic dermatitis, a common but often overlooked condition, has received little attention in recent decades despite its significant impact on patients, including itch and cosmetic concerns. At the 2024 Skin of Color Update, Dr. Shawn Kwatra, Professor and Chair of Dermatology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, provided a fresh perspective on its evaluation and management in pati … 
Welcome to “JDD September 2025 Issue Highlights,” your guided tour through this month’s must-read studies, curated by the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology Editorial Team. This issue features a Special Focus on Aesthetic Treatments alongside cutting-edge research in novel pharmacotherapies, advanced procedural techniques, and safety assessments. Whether you’re dialing in volumization with po … 
Dermatologists know how to perform hidradenitis suppurativa deroofing – they just don’t know that they know how! That’s according to Dr. Steven Daveluy, professor and program director at Wayne State Dermatology. In an interview with Next Steps in Derm, in partnership with the ODAC Dermatology Conference, Dr. Daveluy shares his encouragement for dermatologists to try deroofing even if they we …