Masters of Pediatric Dermatology

Highlighting conditions like lichen planus, which has no FDA-approved treatments, Lio underscores why clinicians must be comfortable prescribing beyond the label.

Clinicians are increasingly facing barriers when attempting to prescribe on-label treatments for indicated patients.

At MOPD 2026, Lisa Swanson, MD, urges fungal cultures amid terbinafine resistance and warns attendees about risky kids’ skin care trends.

Antonio Torrelo, MD, emphasizes that genetic testing enhances—but never replaces—clinical judgment in pediatric dermatology.

At SBS 2026, Karan Lal, MD, and Mohammad Goldust, MD, reveal how social media and AI reshape dermatology trust and care.

At MOPD 2026, Nanette Silverberg, MD, and Lisa Swanson, MD, unpack teen AD, fragrance allergy, and social media skin care hype harming barriers.

At MOPD 2026, Kristina Derrick, MD, ScM, links teen acne to hormones and metabolism, highlighting PCOS clues and antiandrogen therapies.

MOPD 2026 brings together leading experts to review recent therapeutic advances and practical management strategies in pediatric dermatology.

Catch up on coverage from the 2025 Masters of Pediatric Dermatology held in Miami Beach, Florida.

Lio emphasizes that patient comfort and understanding are essential for successful treatment outcomes.

Swanson shared strategies for treating rural dermatology patients at MOPD 2025, emphasizing effective initial care, the role of telehealth, and practical treatments.

Mona Shahriari, MD, FAAD advocates for improving diversity in clinical imagery and trials to enhance trust in patients with skin of color.

A balanced approach to dermatologic care involves using steroids for flare-ups and switching to non-steroidal options for maintenance.

Traditional descriptions often cater to lighter skin, necessitating updates to better serve diverse populations.

Nanette Silverberg, MD, discusses new treatments for pediatric vitiligo, including JAK inhibitors and surgical advancements.

According to Silverberg, emotional resilience, social support, and purposeful activities help adolescents cope with acne-related stress.

Nanette Silverberg, MD, highlights new dermatology advancements and the significance of conferences like MOPD in shaping the future of treatment.