
On this episode of Don’t Be Rash, host Andrew C. Krakowski, MD, welcomes Lawrence Eichenfield, MD, pediatric dermatologist, to discuss topical corticosteroid potency, dosing, and where they fit alongside nonsteroidal agents.

Andrew C. Krakowski, MD, is a board-certified pediatric dermatologist and Chair of Dermatology at St. Luke’s University Health Network in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. He specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions in infants, children, and adolescents, with clinical and academic interests in atopic dermatitis, vascular birthmarks, psoriasis, and biologic therapies.
He is also the host of Dermatology Times’ Don’t Be Rash podcast.

On this episode of Don’t Be Rash, host Andrew C. Krakowski, MD, welcomes Lawrence Eichenfield, MD, pediatric dermatologist, to discuss topical corticosteroid potency, dosing, and where they fit alongside nonsteroidal agents.

On this episode of Don't Be Rash, Andrew Krakowski, MD, spoke with Sheilagh Maguiness, MD, about the FDA's approval of bemotrizinol and what the new sunscreen filter means for pediatric patients.

On this episode of Don't Be Rash, Lisa Swanson, MD, joined host Andrew C. Krakowski, MD, to walk through the pediatric psoriasis treatment ladder, from first-line topicals to biologics and a new oral IL-23 blocker.

Lisa Swanson, MD, joins Don't Be Rash host Andrew C. Krakowski, MD, for Psoriasis Awareness Month to discuss how pediatric psoriasis is often misdiagnosed and when it signals a heightened risk of psoriatic arthritis in kids.

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Andrew Krakowski, MD, encourages involving both caregivers and children in treatment decisions, giving young patients a sense of ownership that can significantly improve adherence.

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