Nail stem cell discovery could lead to tissue regeneration of severe skin injuries and more

Researchers at University of Southern California have identified a new nail stem cell population, which can self-renew or undergo specialization into different tissues. » What the researchers learned

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Insights into managing atopic dermatitis and acne
Atopic dermatitis and acne have significant physical, psychosocial and financial impacts on patients. Keep current on the epidemiology and pathogenesis of both conditions and how these may impact patient care. Learn More

Longer-wave laser found effective in treating certain KP symptoms

Results of a new study suggest that treatment of keratosis pilaris (KP) with a longer wavelength laser is effective for improving skin roughness and textural irregularities, but does little for the erythema associated with KP. » More on the findings

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The 11th Annual Maui Derm for Dermatologists 2015
will be held January 26 - Friday, January 30, 2015 in the intimate and beautiful setting of the Grand Wailea in Wailea, Maui. Register now

Study looks at pollution's adverse effects on skin

The effects air pollution can have on the skin trumps even those benefits that can be gained through lifestyle choices such as proper diet and regular exercise. » Beijing air quality and incidence of dermatological skin conditions

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Researchers affirm benefits of fractional CO2 laser scar treatment

A new study appears to support findings that fractional CO2 laser treatment of hypertrophic and burn scars results in improvement of erythema, a common problem following treatment with vascular lasers. » The mechanism behind reduced erythema

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