Treating scarring alopecias in patients with skin of color requires a nuanced understanding of their unique clinical features and challenges. Dr. Susan Taylor, Professor of Dermatology at the Universi...

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Hyperpigmented Macules and Patches on the Face: Exogenous Ochronosis or Lichen Planus Pigmentosus? - Next Steps in Dermatology

JDD authors Deepika Narayanan, MD and Stephen K. Tyring, MD, PhD, MBA present a case of a patient with a 10-year history of blue-black macules and patches on the face and an associated history of skin...

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The Relevance of Skin Color & Skin Type in Procedural Treatments - Next Steps in Dermatology

Even routine medical dermatology procedures can induce pigmentary alterations in darker skin tones, notes Dr. Andrew Alexis, co-chair of Skin of Color Update, and vice-chair for diversity and inclusio...

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Friday Pop Quiz 12/20/2024 - Next Steps in Dermatology

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Comprehensive Insights on Scarring Alopecias in Skin of Color - Next Steps in Dermatology

Hyperpigmented Macules and Patches on the Face: Exogenous Ochronosis or Lichen Planus Pigmentosus? - Next Steps in Dermatology

The Relevance of Skin Color & Skin Type in Procedural Treatments - Next Steps in Dermatology

Friday Pop Quiz 12/20/2024 - Next Steps in Dermatology

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