Aesthetics

Fractioned laser systems for skin resurfacing can be separated into four categories and there are benefits to each type depending on the type of patient being treated.

Dermatologists discuss the challenges of treating hypertrophic scars and how a treatment in early trials might make post-treatment recurrence less likely.

Invest in a variety of complementary, rather than overlapping, devices to help patients achieve whole-body rejuvenation goals, expert says.

One expert advises colleagues of certain considerations before adding body contouring services to a practice.

The male cosmetic market is growing as more cosmetically-inclined millennial men age. One expert discusses the differences in targeting the male population.

Radiofrequency (RF) technology has had a rebirth in aesthetic surgery with needle RF, according to Macrene Alexiades, M.D., Ph.D., associate clinical professor, Yale University School of Medicine and director of the Dermatology & Laser Surgery Center of New York, New York City.

It is not unusual for some women to develop cheilitis while wearing lipstick because not all lipsticks are moisturizing

The most important part of the lip to maintain with aging is the philtrum.

There are three minimally-invasive ways of doing liposuction to improve the neck, and these options cover most cosmetic patients, one expert says.

Paving the way in nonsurgical neck rejuvenation, is injectable adipolysis with deoxycholic acid, an option that is compatible with the other injectable cosmetic procedures dermatologists use in facial rejuvenation, according to dermatologist Gary D. Monheit, M.D., who presented at the 2016 ASDS annual meeting.

The art of communication must be mastered to gain patients’ trust and, ultimately, to become better doctors, according to Kathleen M. Welsh, M.D. who presented at the 2016 ASDS annual meeting.

Turning dermatologic knowledge into a successful, profitable part of a practice’s bottom line takes business know-how, according to Rancho Mirage, Calif., dermatologist Wendy E. Roberts, M.D, who presented at the 2016 ASDS annual meeting.

The American Society for Dermatologic Surgeons kicks off their 2016 annual meeting on November 10 in New Orleans.

Filling more challenging areas such as the temples, frontalis, tear trough, jawline and chin can help dermatologists and other core aesthetic specialists stand out among providers of injectable treatments, an expert says.

An expert goes over the pros and cons of some of the available OTC acne products.

An expert discusses which types of products tend to be more comdedogenic and acnegenic.

An expert discusses available types of facial foundations and their effect on the skin in regards to acne.

A report published by U.S. based market research company Grand View Research suggests the global skincare products market will reach $196.67 billion by 2024, up from an estimated $129.21 billion in 2015.

Skincare product formulating is a natural for dermatologists, but there are several important considerations before starting what can be an expensive, time-consuming process.

Managing referrals successfully requires being honest with patients and equitable with peers, experts say.

This month we offer new insights and data to aid diagnosis and treatment of difficult conditions, as well as practical approaches to optimize outcomes.

A review of basic laser knowledge will help dermatologists improve operating room and patient safety as well as ensure optimal outcomes. One expert offers tips for assessing space, equipment and patients.

An expert goes over steps to minimize damage to clothing from antiperspirant.

There are no products in the mass market specifically for sweaty feet, but there are steps patients can take to limit the daily impact of sweaty feet.

Antiperspirants remain the first line of treatment for hyperhidrosis, but some types of products are better than others for hyperhidrosis.