Vitiligo: Present and Future, With John E. Harris, MD
Expert on vitiligo John E. Harris, MD, associate professor of dermatology at University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS) in Worcester, spoke with us about the skin disorder.
Pigmentation Disorders
Platelet-Rich Plasma Added to MPG/Phototherapy May Lead to Earlier Repigmentation Response
Treatment outcomes for the mini punch grafting/phototherapy treatment with and without PRP were assessed in patients with vitiligo.
Comparing Site Preparation Methods for the Surgical Treatment of Vitiligo
The efficacy of recipient site preparation using dermabrasion, cryoblister, and dermaroller followed by NCES in stable vitiligo were compared.
Promotion of UV Protection for Decreasing Melanoma Risk in Skin of Color Questioned
Data surrounding the association of UV exposure and risk for cutaneous melanoma in patients with skin of color was assessed.
The Role of Topical CBD in Skin Disorders: Current Knowledge and Future Directions
An update on the advances in CBD research and dermatology is provided.
Combination Treatment Modalities May be Ideal for Pediatric Patients With Vitiligo
Recent studies regarding therapeutic strategies to treat children with vitiligo are reviewed.
Apremilast and Narrow-Band UVB Improves Repigmentation Rate in Patients With Vitiligo and Skin of Color
The efficacy of treatment with apremilast plus NB-UVB compared with NB_UVB alone in skin phototypes IV through VI with vitiligo were evaluated.
Blue Light From Digital Devices May Contribute to Skin Aging
Current information on the negative and positive effects of blue light are provided.
Ablative Fractional Carbon Dioxide Laser Reduces Facial Scarring, Improves Quality of Life
The effect of ablative fractional carbon dioxide laser therapy on facial scarring and quality of life was analyzed.
FDA Approves Imcivree for Rare Genetic Obesity Disorders
The FDA has approved Imcivree™ (setmelanotide; Rhythm Pharmaceuticals) for chronic weight management in patients with obesity due to POMC, PCSK1, or LEPR deficiency.
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