August 14th 2025
Irina Mazur spoke to Dermatology Times about the latest partnership, which aims to bridge the gap between clinical advice and patient behavior through personalized sun protection guidance.
Best Mohs reconstruction is simple, aesthetically pleasing,restores function
June 1st 2006New York - Planning and performing a surgical reconstructionafter Mohs surgery is usually a simple and straightforward task ifthe surgeon follows simple rules and uses simple techniques,according to Michael R. Shohet, M.D., director of facial plasticand reconstructive surgery at the Mount Sinai School of Medicinehere.
Smaller procedures achieve big results
June 1st 2006Norfolk, Va. - Used in combination, minimally invasive lowerface procedures such as botulinum toxin and filler injections andfat grafts can achieve impressive results while making plasticsurgery accessible to more patients, an expert tells DermatologyTimes.
Legal issues complicate cosmetic laser treatments
June 1st 2006Common legal issues facing physicians who perform cosmetic laser treatments include medical malpractice, as well as issues related to physician extenders and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), an expert says.
Spend time considering pros, cons of modality's 'fit' in your practice
June 1st 2006As new cosmetic treatments are introduced and physicians' understanding of existing treatments grows, determining whether a particular technology fits in one's practice requires evaluating arguments both pro and con, says the president of the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery (ASLMS).
Laser, light treatments expanding, combining modalities
June 1st 2006Key developments from the recent American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery (ASLMS) meeting include broader applications for existing devices and the growing availability of treatments that combine modalities, sources tell Dermatology Times.
Cancer & the skin Managing the cutaneous side effects of cancertreatments
May 1st 2006National report - Chemotherapy and radiation can createunwanted results ranging from hair loss to pigment problems.However, an expert tells Dermatology Times that with some newbiologically targeted cancer therapies, skin-related side effectsseem to provide a barometer of these treatments' effectiveness.
More than lip service: Lower face options minimize downtime
May 1st 2006National report - For treating the lips and lower face,experts tell Dermatology Times that options including fillers,botulinum toxin injections and newer resurfacing technologies candeliver excellent cosmetic results usually with little or nodowntime.
Lipodissolve ideal option for post-liposuction irregularities
May 1st 2006Las Vegas - Lipodissolve, a treatment some doctors believe tobe a form of mesotherapy, is evolving to be highly effective fortreatment of post-liposuction irregularities and cellulite, but thetherapy is not a replacement for liposuction and proper training isessential, according to Barry Lycka, M.D., speaking at the annualmeeting of the American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology andAesthetic Surgery here.
Soft-tissue augmentation need not be a bruising experience
May 1st 2006National report - While soft-tissue fillers offer the uniquebenefit of providing fast correction for busy patients who don'twant to have the down-time for a face-lift, bruising can throw amonkey wrench into the best-laid plans for stellar patientsatisfaction.
Biafine offers innovative wound healing solution
May 1st 2006Las Vegas - The new wound healing product Biafine (OrthoNeutrogena), gaining popularity among radiation oncologists for the treatment of radiation dermatitis, also offers an innovative option for dermatologists in treating problems ranging from sunburn to superficial wounds, according to Diane Berson, M.D., speaking at the annual meeting of the American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Surgery here.