dermatology residency

Clindamycin phosphate 1.2% / Adapalene 0.15% / Benzoyl peroxide 3.1% Therapeutic Cheat Sheet
Cabtreo triple combination acne treatmentCabtreo is the first FDA-approved fixed-dose triple-combination topical treatment for acne vulgaris, pairing a lincosamide antibiotic (clindamycin), a synthetic retinoid (adapalene), and a keratolytic oxidizing agent (benzoyl peroxide) into a single once-daily gel. This formulation targets several pillars of acne pathogenesis simultaneously: cutaneous C. acnes proliferation, abnormal keratinizatio …
Cabtreo triple combination acne treatment
What Every Graduating Dermatology Resident Should Know Before Signing a Contract
infographic titled "What Every Graduating Dermatology Resident Should Know Before Signing a Contract" by Derm In-Review Expert Advice. It features five key sections with illustrative icons: Collections vs. Guaranteed Salary: Compares collections (income tied to revenue received) with salary (provides stability). Beware of "Draw-Based" Pay: A scale weighing advanced salary against collections, noting it may require repayment if collections don't meet the draw. Map Your Non-Compete Radius: A map icon showing a primary office and satellite clinics, prompting readers to clarify if restrictions apply to all locations or just the primary office. Negotiate Malpractice "Tail" Coverage: A graphic of a contract exit leading to a price tag, emphasizing the need to determine who pays for extended coverage to avoid massive costs. Hire a Dermatology-Specific Attorney: A checklist item advising the use of a specialist to review productivity calculations and overhead deductions.You have spent years in school learning medicine, completed a dermatology residency, and maybe even pursued fellowship training. After all that hard work, it is finally time to sign your first contract. Unfortunately, while residency prepares us to diagnose disease, perform procedures, and care for patients, it often provides little education on physician employment contracts. As graduation app …
infographic titled "What Every Graduating Dermatology Resident Should Know Before Signing a Contract" by Derm In-Review Expert Advice. It features five key sections with illustrative icons: Collections vs. Guaranteed Salary: Compares collections (income tied to revenue received) with salary (provides stability). Beware of "Draw-Based" Pay: A scale weighing advanced salary against collections, noting it may require repayment if collections don't meet the draw. Map Your Non-Compete Radius: A map icon showing a primary office and satellite clinics, prompting readers to clarify if restrictions apply to all locations or just the primary office. Negotiate Malpractice "Tail" Coverage: A graphic of a contract exit leading to a price tag, emphasizing the need to determine who pays for extended coverage to avoid massive costs. Hire a Dermatology-Specific Attorney: A checklist item advising the use of a specialist to review productivity calculations and overhead deductions.
Advocating for Better Skin of Color Education in Dermatology Residency
Derm In-Review expert advice graphic titled "Advocating for Better Skin of Color Education in Dermatology Residency" featuring a four-panel clinical comparison of dermatologic conditions across various skin tones to highlight the importance of diverse medical training.Throughout your dermatology training, you will pour over thousands of clinical photographs as you learn to identify various conditions. This will be coupled with viewing patients in person and learning to identify subtleties in morphology and presentation to make a diagnosis. No matter how robust and busy your training center is, it would be impossible to see everything. Therefore, the clinical im …
Derm In-Review expert advice graphic titled "Advocating for Better Skin of Color Education in Dermatology Residency" featuring a four-panel clinical comparison of dermatologic conditions across various skin tones to highlight the importance of diverse medical training.
JDD April 2026 Highlights
Journal of Drugs in Dermatology April 2026 Issue Highlights Welcome to the April edition the JDD Highlights! Each month, we dive into the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology to bring you the most impactful research and clinical updates selected by the editor. This month’s selection reflects the rapidly evolving landscape of modern dermatology. From the diagnostic precision of Artificial Intelligence in nail disorders to the "cosmetic elegance" of seborrhe …
Journal of Drugs in Dermatology April 2026 Issue Highlights
Navigating Imposter Syndrome as a New Derm Resident
Imposter SyndromeJune and July mark a major milestone—you’re wrapping up intern year and are finally starting dermatology residency. You’ve survived night shifts, rapid responses, and figuring out how to juggle clinical demands like a pro. Just when you felt like you were getting the hang of things… you’re resetting the clock and diving headfirst into a specialty that sometimes feels like an entirely dif …
Imposter Syndrome