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Advocating for dermatology
Changes are coming that may affect the practice of dermatology, but dermatologists can help to influence that change by participating in key initiatives. In this article, we highlight the three different initiatives you should have on your radar.
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A look into the future of dermatology
The global dermatology devices market will continue to grow through 2027 with a rise in aesthetic procedures, an increasing need for early diagnosis and additional growth and investment opportunities.
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PLUS: 3 ways to improve the patient experience
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From booking first appointments to follow-ups and final billing, providers should consider how they can make the patient experience better.

 
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With an array of lasers available to address superficial and deep wrinkles, age spots, and more, how can you confidently select the right technology to provide the clinical results your patients want to see? Listen to this podcast for to find out more.
 
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