South Beach Symposium

Catch up on coverage from the 24th annual South Beach Symposium.

At the 2026 South Beach Symposium, Joel Claveau, MD, emphasized that accurate early diagnosis and proper staging are the cornerstones of effective melanoma management.

Ayman Grada, MD, highlighted the gap between dermatology’s expertise in skin biology and its limited involvement in chronic wound care delivery.

The 2026 meeting emphasized integrating cutting-edge medical therapies with aesthetic strategies to address both disease control and quality of life.

Advances in stem cells, exosomes, biomaterials, and RNA technologies are expanding therapeutic options beyond traditional wound-based remodeling.

Cheri Frey, MD, shares skin of color anti-aging strategies—pigment-first planning, safer lasers/peels, and techniques to prevent PIH.

Bispecific and trispecific biologics are being developed to achieve deeper clearance and more meaningful symptom relief.

Modern hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) management prioritizes restoration of function and quality of life, not just reduction in lesion counts, according to Barry Resnik, MD.

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

Catch up on coverage from the third day of South Beach Symposium 2026.

GLP-1 therapies represent a paradigm shift requiring dermatology to integrate metabolic, medical, and aesthetic care.

At South Beach Symposium 2026, Mona Shahriari explores OX40/OX40L therapies for atopic dermatitis.

Glynis Ablon, MD, FAAD, examines the intersection of menopause, hormones, and dermatologic health.

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

At South Beach Symposium 2026, Benjamin Ungar, MD, discussed safer, long-term approaches for seborrheic dermatitis.

Catch up on coverage from the second day of South Beach Symposium 2026.

Glynis Ablon, MD, FAAD, shares insights on diagnosing alopecia fast, managing aesthetic complications, and choosing evidence-based supplements.

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

Doris Day, MD, reframes anti-aging: support fibroblasts, longevity pathways, lifestyle and smart fillers for healthier skin quality.

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

David Cotter, MD, PhD, underscored the importance of incorporating quality-of-life and mental health measures into psoriasis clinical trials.

Catch up on coverage from the first day of South Beach Symposium 2026.

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.

Michael Gold, MD, shares insights on safer device use, peptides, GLP-1s, acne, hair therapies, and more.

As SBS kicks off in South Beach Miami, scroll through faces familiar to Dermatology Times presenting at the symposium.

Catch up on coverage from the 2025 South Beach Symposium held in Miami Beach, Florida.

Many patients, especially parents of pediatric patients, exhibit steroid phobia, impacting treatment adherence.

Long-term safety data suggests that JAK inhibitors have a lower risk of cardiovascular and thromboembolic events than previously thought.

Medical and aesthetic dermatologists partner at SBS 2025 to bridge gaps between clinical care and cosmetic procedures.