Fractional skin grafting techniques yield big results

Experts find that innovative grafting techniques for burns, wounds and other skin conditions leave scar-free donor sites, plausible for other organ systems. » Full article

Symbiosis of skin microbiota, immune system govern disease

A proof of concept study has demonstrated for the first time that the complement portion of the immune system and the cutaneous microbiome interact in a symbiotic way to maintain skin health.
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A look at medical advances that have shaped dermatology

Ronald Wheeland, M.D., takes a look at administrative tools and software, technologies and procedures that have affected the dermatology field. » Full article

Quality times with patients improves adherence to medications

Establishing trust with the patient, choosing a treatment plan that the patient likes, and scheduling the follow-up visit soon after first presentation are all key steps the physician can take in helping to improve patient compliance and further, treatment outcomes.
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Vendor’s data gathering concerns clinicians

Charles E. Crutchfield III, M.D., is a fan of CoolSculpting technology, but he says he doesn’t like what Zeltiq, CoolSculpting’s maker, tried to do after he bought the machine.
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