Inflammaging: Integrating Clinical Dermatology with Regenerative Aesthetic Therapies
Aiza Jamil Mid Cheshire NHS trust, UK
Inflammaging describes the chronic, low-grade inflammatory state associated with aging and is increasingly recognized as a major contributor to skin a [...] Read More
Nicole Therese Jose R. Reyes Memorial Medical Center, Philippines
Dermatologic excision surgery is a fundamental component of outpatient dermatologic care, providing both diagnostic and therapeutic benefits for benig [...] Read More
Karla Katrina Cajigal Philippine Dermatological Society, Philippines
Primary Cutaneous Peripheral T-Cell Lymphoma, Not Otherwise Specified (PC-PTCL-NOS), is a rare and aggressive subtype of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CT [...] Read More
Clinico - pathological correlation is the mainstay in our Dermatology clinic
Yosra Abdel Galeil Dermatopathology Consultant, Egypt
Background: Professor of Medicine, Oxford, UK ABSTRACT Skin biopsy is a non-ivasive dermatology procedure that is performed by the dermatologists and [...] Read More
Caroline Teruszkin Wiedermann Idomed - Instituto de Educação Médica, Brazil
Cutaneous malignant melanoma is an aggressive melanocytic neoplasm with high metastatic potential and significant diagnostic challenges, particularly [...] Read More
Engin Sezer Dermatology and Dermatopathology, Turkey
The treatment of vitiligo on extra-facial areas is a matter of debate related to lesser pilar units and decreased melanocyte reserve. Vitiligo surgery [...] Read More
Alina Chenkova Aloe Vera Clinic, Georgia
Melasma is increasingly understood as a disorder of the epidermal-dermal microenvironment rather than isolated melanocyte hyperactivity. Basement memb [...] Read More
Innovative Dermatology: Transforming Treatment Paradigm for Melasma and Skin Pigmentation
Erum Siddiqui Monarch Aesthetic Sdn Bhd, Malaysia
Melasma is a chronic, multifactorial pigmentary disorder with a high tendency for recurrence and significant therapeutic challenges. Its pathogenesis [...] Read More
From Algorithmic Accuracy to Clinical Readiness: Artificial Intelligence in Pediatric Dermatology
Vladyslava Muratova Dermatologist at University Teaching Hospital, UK
Background: Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly investigated across dermatology, but evidence derived from adult populations cannot be ass [...] Read More
How AI Can Enable New Discoveries in Aesthetic Medicine and Rejuvenation
Albert Orta Computer Engineer and CEO, AELVYA, Spain
Artificial intelligence is creating new opportunities to discover biological targets, design candidate molecu [...] Read More
Danger of use of melanotan for cosmetic skin darkening
Ludmila Muhacova Consultant dermatologist NHS, UK
Melanotan is a synthetic analogue of α-melanocyte–stimulating hormone (α-MSH) that is used illicitly for cosmetic skin darkening. It acts through [...] Read More
Reconciliation of Topical Treatment Prescriptions Upon Hospital Admission
Victor Schumacker King's Mill Hospital, UK
Background: Accurate medicines reconciliation on admission is essential for patient safety, however, topical therapies are frequently overlooked despi [...] Read More
Evidence of Anti-Aging Effects of a Multifunctional Cosmetic: Biological Outcomes Studies
Andreia Feital Da Costa Pereira Ache Laboratories S.A., Brazil
Background: Objective evidence for anti-aging cosmetics is limited, as claims rely largely on subjective assessments. Facial aging is a complex, multi [...] Read More
Prajakta Rohokale University of San Francisco, California, USA
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming healthcare delivery, with dermatology emerging as one of the most promising specialties for AI in [...] Read More
The Role of Injectable Skin Boosters in Periorbital Rejuvenation and Skin Quality Enhancement
Neveen Mostafa Dermatologist, Egypt
Background: The periorbital region is one of the earliest facial areas to exhibit visible signs of aging due to its thin skin and constant dynamic mov [...] Read More
Latest Developments in Acne Treatment
AHAMED ZAHID State University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Moldova
One of the most common chronic inflammatory skin conditions in the world, acne vulgaris affects people of all races and ethnicities and peaks in adole [...] Read More
Vitiligo: the old, the new, and what´s next
Margarita Colotti Instituto Médico Strusberg, Argentina
Vitiligo is a chronic dyschromic disorder characterized by the progressive loss of epidermal melanocytes and is influenced by a complex interplay of g [...] Read More
Jeanne Kaye D Sacliwan Southern Isabela Medical Center, Philippines
Background: Subacute cutaneous lupus ery [...] Read More
Use of TCA 35% in androgenetic alopecia
Payal Choithani Seth GS Medical college and KEM hospital, Mumbai, India
Introduction and objectives: Despite numerous models exploring Androgenetic alopecia (AGA), there are only 2 FDA approved treatmen [...] Read More