Lisette Hilton

Twenty-five percent of adults with atopic dermatitis report the disease started in adulthood. Yet, diagnosing adult-onset atopic dermatitis can challenge even expert clinicians. Here's what you need to know.

Plastic surgeons report satisfaction rates among cellulite patients exceed those achieved in pivotal research.

How many patients who seek cosmetic procedures believe they are discriminated against because of their older age?  A recent study reports findings.

Research suggests iris width may determine aspects of ideal facial anatomy and be used to determine ideal facial structure.

Dermatologist R. Sonia Batra sits down with Dermatology Times for a melasma Q&A.

Experts offer their treatment tips and protocols for melasma prevention and management.

Nonsurgical fat reduction device choices are taking the market by storm, with technologies that target fat via cryolipolysis, laser lipolysis or radiofrequency.

Researchers examine T. purpurea benefits for “well-aging” in mature population.

Adding PRP to a base serum designed to maintain the viability of platelet cells personalizes topical cosmetic products.

The ultimate test: Have you listened to how your staff handles incoming phone calls lately?

Gillette announced in July that a 12-week study shows its SkinGuard razor reduced incidence of pseudofolliculitis barbae papules in men by more than 61% at three months.

In this article, we remember Noah Simeon Scheinfeld, M.D., J.D., who died unexpectedly in his sleep June 3, 2019. 

The good news for the specialty is practice model options are aplenty and there’s something for every dermatologist. Betsy Wernli, M.D., discussed factors behind dermatologists opting out of solo practice and misperceptions around various practice models Saturday at the Summer meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology.

Betsy Wernli, M.D., president, Forefront Dermatology, offers insights into pros and cons of various practice model options.

The narrative about food, diet and atopic dermatitis recently changed significantly after publication of the Learning Early About Peanut study, says Peter Lio, M.D. Diet matters, and he discusses in what ways.

Patients on powerful immunocompromising agents might be predisposed to infections; however the potential association between biologic agents and increased risk isn’t necessarily universal, Whitney High, M.D., reported during the summer meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology.

There have been several shifts over time around beliefs in the association between diet and acne. Linda Stein Gold, M.D., discussed the recommendations of current guidelines at the summer meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology.

GEP testing could improve staging accuracy and help streamline disease management, but more research is needed to determine if a high-risk GEP classification is associated with improved response to newer systemic therapies.

Kimberly S. Salkey, M.D., shares answers to some of the most common questions she encounters from patients about OTC hair loss treatments.

From portable desks to bluetooth trackpads, this is the latest and greatest roundup of organizational must-haves for the busy dermatologist.

Farnesol, an alcohol found in essential oils including ambrette seed and citronella, could be a beneficial component of facial masks, according to a recent study.

Dominion Aesthetic Technologies announced in late June that the FDA cleared its eon FR laser energy body contouring device for fat reduction of the abdomen.

Nasolabial, jawline, submental and neck - all areas show improvement with HIFU treatment, but one ranks best in a recent study. 

Sunscreen has been in the news as a recent study found that active ingredients in commercially available sunscreens quickly enter the bloodstream at levels far exceeding the recommended threshold. Still, researchers and physicians are urging Americans to continue using sunscreen, until more is known. These experts explain why.

Study reports melasma has a significant negative impact on patient quality of life and self-esteem.

Topical treatments with tranexamic acid offer a safe, effective option for melasma, hyperpigmentation.

Authors of a new anatomical gluteal fat grafting study report no subfascial or intramuscular injection should ever be performed.

Patients often don’t talk about the impact of genital psoriasis because of the stigmatization, feeling shy or fear of judgement. It's up to dermatologists to proactively ask patients about their symptoms, urges a recent review.