
Day 4 Recap: AAD 2025
Key Takeaways
- Biologic-naïve psoriasis patients show a reduced risk of developing psoriatic arthritis, based on NPF treatment goals.
- Practical techniques for minimizing pain in dermatologic procedures were highlighted, enhancing patient comfort.
Catch up on coverage from the fourth day of the 2025 American Academy of Dermatology Annual Meeting held in Orlando, Florida.
To stay informed with the latest conference insights,
Biologic-Naïve Patients with Psoriasis Have a Reduced Risk of Psoriatic Arthritis, Based on NPF Target Goals
According to a poster from AAD, the National Psoriasis Foundation’s treatment goals were used as a benchmark to determine the risk of developing psoriatic arthritis after initiating biologics.
Peter Lio, MD: Minimizing Discomfort in Dermatologic Procedures
Lio shared insights on minimizing pain in dermatologic procedures, highlighting practical techniques from his AAD 2025 presentations.
Breakthrough Therapies in Itch Management: Insights From Brian S. Kim, MD, FAAD
Brian S. Kim, MD, FAAD, shares itch research updates at the AAD Annual Meeting.
Jeff Stark, MD: Discussing Bimzelx’s Efficacy and Future in Treating Inflammatory Skin Diseases
Stark highlighted Bimzelx’s role in treating psoriasis and HS, introduced the BE BOLD study for PsA, and looked to future innovation in inflammatory skin disease.
Expert Insights Into L'Oréal’s Voluntary Recall of Benzoyl Peroxide Products
Christopher Bunick, MD, PhD, explains what comes next for clinicians and patients live at AAD 2025.
Michael Gold, MD: Insights on Silicone, Energy-Based Devices, and Radiation Therapy
Gold discussed breakthrough treatments for scars, including silicone, energy-based devices, and radiation therapy.
How to Avoid Complications With Radiofrequency and Ultrasound-Based Technologies
At AAD 2025, Karan Lal, DO, MS, FAAD, presented clinical insights on insulated microneedling tips, grounding pad issues in monopolar radiofrequency, and more.
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