A year in review: Dermatology Times coverage in 2019

: In this issue, we focus on the business principles of dermatology by discussing how digital tools are impacting daily practices and the growing popularity of artificial intelligence in medicine. 

: In this issue, we offer practical tips from dermatology experts and focus on future trends by discussing how to manage practice change, lessons learned from difficult cases and advances in aesthetic medicine.

: In this issue, we highlight the FDA’s role in regulating dermatology devices and the quality of dermatology drugs. We also discuss techniques for better laser resurfacing results and offer a breakdown of your choices of energy-based technologies for facial rejuvenation.

: In this issue, we explore the past, present and future of dermatology, highlighting the history of lasers, the evolution of the study of skin, and the dermatology giants that helped shaped the specialty into what it is today.

: In this issue, we highlight advances in the treatment and management of skin diseases, such as atopic dermatitis and skin cancer. We also highlight the important role dermatologists play in screening patients and their caregivers for mental health problems as a result of disease burden.

: In this issue, we explore new drugs on the horizon for basal cell carcinoma and melanoma, advances in acne and psoriasis, and the latest in neurotoxin news. We also brief you on coding changes and offer tips to surviving a practice audit.

: In this issue, we review the challenges of treating warts and molluscum contagiosum, examine the use of pulsed dye laser (PDL) to treat port-wine stains in infants, and celebrate the 40th anniversary of our publication.

: In this issue, we delve into the burden of psoriasis, neck-lifting techniques and insights on the role of genetics in tumor classification.

: In this issue, we cover interesting advances in therapeutics from atopic dermatitis and psoriasis to anti-aging.

: In this issue, we highlight advances that have contributed to the specialty over the past four decades, as well as the latest research on atopic dermatitis and head and neck melanoma.

: In this issue, we cover recent innovations in skincare, including cosmeceuticals for antiaging, diagnostic and therapeutic device technologies that help identify cutaneous cancer lesions, and the first new mechanism of action in acne in nearly four decades.

: In this issue, experts weigh in on how AI can improve clinical practice and quality of life - but only if doctors are involved in the development of new technology. The issue also covers advances in acne therapy and melanoma treatment, and highlights the professional accomplishments of champions in the specialty from the past 40 years.