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.
Skin-tightening technologies need more rigorous evaluation
January 1st 2006National report — As baby boomers get older, they are fighting a valiant battle against aging. But while they want to look younger, they are often too busy to give up weeks for recuperation, they don't want major side effects, or to spend $10,000, and they really don't want to wait until their faces are sagging so much that only a major facelift will help.
Physicians find other uses for Botox
January 1st 2006With increased experience, clinicians are finding other uses for Botox (Allergan). Apart from more popular applications such as treatment for excessive sweating or hyperhidrosis or to eliminate frown lines between eyebrows, Botox is being injected in the lower parts of the face to improve wrinkles and to optimize wound healing.
Counterfeit drug trade draws congressional scrutiny
December 1st 2005Counterfeit prescription drugs pose a "potentially serious health threat" in the United States — one that can result in serious or deadly consequences for patients because of unscrupulous acts of profiteers who take advantage of a lack of uniform regulation and enforcement.
Counterfeit drug trade draws congressional scrutiny
December 1st 2005Counterfeit prescription drugs pose a "potentially serious health threat" in the United States — one that can result in serious or deadly consequences for patients because of unscrupulous acts of profiteers who take advantage of a lack of uniform regulation and enforcement.
Minimally invasive procedures surge in popularity
December 1st 2005National report -- The annual number of skin surgeries performed has climbed 32 percent since 2001, with growth in minimally invasive procedures surging 58 percent, according to a recent survey by the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS).
Newer leg vein treatments require caution, care
December 1st 2005Seattle — For treating varicose leg veins, various lasers and one radiofrequency (RF) device have replaced vein stripping, one expert says, while foam sclerosants likewise are gaining popularity. However, he cautions that published reports tend to overstate the effectiveness and ease of these newer treatments.
Silicone effective for acne scarring; side effects limited
December 1st 2005Atlanta — Although many physicians remain skeptical about the use of injectable silicone, Stephen Mandy, M.D., of Miami discussed the benefits of using the synthetic polymer to treat acne scarring at the American Society of Dermatologic Surgery Meeting here.