Dr. Taylor discusses the gaps in dermatology education regarding skin of color and introduces the Skin of Color curriculum now available online at the AAD Learning Center.

Dr. Elbuluk discusses her AAD 2022 presentation, which touched on topics such as post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and sun protection in patients of color with acne and guidance for recognizing, diagnosing, and properly treating rosacea in skin of color.

Dr. Ständer reviews her AAD 2022 presentation, which focused on prurigo nodularis; she discusses impacts on quality of life in patients with this inflammatory skin disease and research investigating new treatments for the condition.

Dr. Sidbury directed the AAD 2022 session, “Translating Evidence into Practice: Atopic Dermatitis Guidelines.” Here, he provides an overview of the presentations delivered during this session.

Dr. Prussick discusses the importance of recognizing and addressing the most common comorbidities in patients with psoriasis as part of their treatment.

Dr. Bhatia reviews his AAD 2022 presentation on wise antibiotic use in dermatology.

Dr. Tosti reviews the useful and accessible technique of dermoscopy, which she asserts every dermatologist should use regularly for assessing disorders and treatment outcomes concerning the hair and scalp.

Dr. Webster recaps his AAD 2022 presentation, which explored topics in acne, such as the myth of “maskne,” isotretinoin-resistant acne lesions, and instances of muscle damage in patients taking isotretinoin.

Dr. Keaney reviews his AAD 2022 presentation in which he provided guidance for optimizing PRP preparation and application.

Dr. Stein Gold provides an overview of her lectures from AAD 2022, which explored new treatments for acne and rosacea.

Dr. Chovatiya discusses his research that he presented at AAD 2022, which examined out-of-pocket costs for patients with AD using multiple drugs and over-the-counter products for the management of their condition.