may 5-6, 2018 crowne plaza times square · • an update on medical & surgical treatment...

MAY 5-6, 2018

Crowne Plaza Times Square NEW YORK, NY

2 @SKINOFCOLORDERM | #SOCSS | SKINOFCOLORSEMINARS.COM

Dermatology for Today’s Global CommunityThe US population is growing and evolving and the clinical profile of the average patient presenting to the dermatologist is changing. One in three Americans self-identify as member of a non-caucasian racial or ethnic group. It is projected that by 2020, individuals of non-Caucasian, multi-racial descent will comprise more than 50% of the population. This increased diversity requires a greater understanding of racial and ethnic variations in the prevalence, clinical presentation, and optimal treatment approaches to medical and aesthetic dermatologic concerns. Join us for two days of live demonstrations and case-based learning to ensure the continued success of your career and practice. Gain new knowledge and expertise to expand and enhance your treatment options for this growing population.

The 10th Skin of Color Seminar Series, led by nationally recognized faculty, takes a case-based approach to train dermatology practitioners on the safe and effective treatment of skin of color through a series of live demonstrations, hands-on training and didactic sessions.

Expert faculty share practical pearls focusing on:

• Treatment across the skin of color spectrum for medical conditions such as melasma, acne, PIH, and alopecia

• Expert instruction in performing cosmetic procedures in skin of color

• Dermatologic conditions unique to various skin of color segments

• Differences in skin of color responses to cosmeceuticals, fillers and neurotoxins

• Guidance on interacting with patients of diverse cultural backgrounds

• Lasers, light sources and device pearls

MAY 5-6, 2018CROWNE PLAZA TIMES SQUARENEW YORK, NY

EARN 11.5 CE CREDITS

THE 10TH SEMINAR IN THE SERIES

AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) TM


FACULTY, ADVISORS & TOPICS

Andrew F. Alexis, MD, MPHChairman, Department of DermatologyDirector, Skin of Color CenterMount Sinai St. Luke’s and Mount Sinai WestAssociate ProfessorIcahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiNew York, NY

Eliot F. Battle, Jr., MDCEO & Founder Cultura Cosmetic Dermatology & Laser Center Washington, DC

CONFERENCE CHAIRS

PRESENTING FACULTY

• Distinctive Acne & Rosacea Treatment Approaches in Skin of Color Patients - Case-Based Expert Panel

• Psoriasis in Skin of Color Patients: Update on Diagnostic Pearls and Therapeutic Insights

• Atopic Dermatitis & Eczema: The Latest Advances in Diagnosis & Treatment

• Challenging Medical Dermatology Cases (Fungal Infections, CTCL, Sarcoidosis, AKN, PFB) - Case-Based Panel

Hilary Baldwin, MD

• Out with the Old, In with the New: Acne Treatments that No Longer Work

• Distinctive Acne & Rosacea Treatment Approaches in Skin of Color Patients - Case Based Expert Panel

• Updates on the Prevention and Management of Keloids

Valerie Callender, MD


• Cosmetic Procedures: Special Considerations for Skin of Color Patients

• The Skin Lightening Dilemma: A Candid Conversation with the Experts - Panel Discussion

• An Update on Medical & Surgical Treatment Options for Hair Loss (Traction Alopetia & CCCA)


Seemal Desai, MD


• Dermatology Concerns In Patients of Different Ethnic Groups - Expert Panel with Questions and Answers

• Hyperpigmentation; Melasma PIH

• An Update on Hypopigmentation/Depigmentation: Vitiligo, PIH

• Live Laser and Device Demonstrations


• Updates on New Technologies for Treating Aesthetic Concerns in Skin of Color (RF Microneedling, picosecond lasers, skin tightening devices, etc.)

• Minimizing Laser Complications in Skin of Color Patients

• The Masters Share: Aesthetic Treatments Pearls in Skin of Color Patients - Panel

PRESENTING FACULTY

Hilary Baldwin, MD

• Out with the Old, In with the New: Acne Treatments that No Longer Work


• Updates on the Prevention and Management of Keloids

Valerie Callender, MD


• Cosmetic Procedures: Special Considerations for Skin of Color Patients


• An Update on Medical & Surgical Treatment Options for Hair Loss (Traction Alopetia & CCCA)

Seemal Desai, MD


• Dermatology Concerns In Patients of Different Ethnic Groups - Expert Panel with Questions and Answers

• Disorders of Hyperpigmentation: Melasma & PIH

• An Update on Vitiligo


PRESENTING FACULTY

Charles N. Ellis, MD

• Ten Easy Steps to Improving Patient Experiences and Your Happiness - Working Group

Maritza Perez, MD

• The Evaluation of the Aging Process Across Ethnic Variations

• Dermatology Concerns In Patients of Different Ethnic Groups - Expert Panel with Q&A

• Panel Discussion on Cosmeceuticals: Effective Ingredient Choices for Skin of Color Patients- Hands-On Session

• Skin Cancer Detection & Treatments in Latino Patients

• The Masters Share: Aesthetic Treatments Pearls in Skin of Color Patients - Expert Panel

• Live Injection Demonstrations

Ted Rosen, MD

• Management of HS in Skin of Color Patients

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Skin of Color: Crisis State

• Challenging Medical Dermatology Cases (Fungal Infections, CTCL, Sarcoidosis, AKN, PFB) - Case-Based Panel

Susan C. Taylor, MD

• Understanding Hair Loss in Skin of Color Patients

• Pearls from the Expert: Lip Enhancement in Skin of Color

• Ten Easy Steps to Improving Patient Experiences and Your Happiness - Working Group

Wendy E. Roberts, MD, FAAD

• New Innovations in Treating Hair Loss: PRP, Supplements, and Other Adjunctive Therapies

• Dermatology Concerns In Patients of Different Ethnic Groups - Expert Panel with Q&A

• Panel Discussion on Cosmeceuticals: Effective Ingredient Choices for Skin of Color Patients- Hands-On Session

• Hyperpigmentation Live Chemical Peel Demonstration

Heidi Waldorf, MD

• The Masters Share: Aesthetic Treatments Pearls in Skin of Color Patients - Expert Panel

• Live Injection Demonstrations

Steve Wang, MD

• The Challenge of Skin Cancer in SOC - Ask the Expert Working Group

• Photoprotection Recommendations for Skin of Color


The 10th Skin of Color Seminar Series will be held in NEW YORK CITY!

TRAVEL & ACCOMMODATIONS

Crowne Plaza Times Square Manhattan

1605 Broadway, New York, NY 10019

Reservations: (888) 233-9527

With opulent amenities, breathtaking views from every room, world-class dining, and immediate access to all the entertainment of Times Square Manhattan, Crowne Plaza defines first-class service and hospitality.

A block of rooms has been reserved at Crowne Plaza Times Square Manhattan for SOCSS attendees at a discounted rate. Reservations made after April 10th cannot be gauranteed and are subject to availablility.

Book your room early to take advantage of reduced rates. Call (888) 233-9527 and request the group rate for the Skin of Color Seminar.

CALL FOR POSTERS

SOCSS welcomes poster abstracts on current and emerging issues in the dermatologic treatment of skin of color. Apply online at: SkinOfColorSeminars.com/posters


Practicing dermatologists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, dermatology residents and fellows, and allied health professionals with an interest in improving skin of color patient outcomes in dermatology.

CONTACT UST: (212) 213-8784 • F: (866) 495-6283 • [email protected] • SkinofColorSeminars.com

REGISTRATION RATES

This Conference Is For You…

ALL ACCESS PASS BEFORE 12/31/17 THRU 3/31/18 AFTER 3/31/18

Dermatology Physician US $149 $199 $249 Dermatology Residents and Fellows US $99 $149 $199 Dermatology NPs and PAs US $149 $199 $249 Dermatology Nurses, Aestheticians, Medical Staff US $299 $399 $499 Non-US Dermatology MD, NP, PA $599 $699 $799 Non-Dermatology Physicians $599 $699 $799 PhD/Industry/Non Medical/PharmD $1,199 $1,299 $1,599 Guest* $200 $200 $200

*Guest registration does not include admittance to educational sessions, lunches or breaks.

REGISTER AT SkinOfColorSeminars.com

MAY 5-6, 2018 CROWNE PLAZA TIMES SQUARENEW YORK, NY

EARN 11.5 AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDIT(S) TM


Official Journal

Education Credits: MAY 5TH=7.0 | MAY 6TH=4.5

CATEGORY 1Creighton University Health Sciences Continuing Education designates this live activity for a maximum of 11.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) TM. Physicians should claim only credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

AAPA accepts AMA category 1 credit for the PRA from organizations accredited by ACCME.

NURSE CECreighton University Health Sciences Continuing Education designates this activity for 11.5 contact hours for nurses. Nurses should claim only credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

ACCREDITATION STATEMENTIn support of improving patient care, this activity has been planned and implemented by Creighton University Health Sciences Continuing Education and Physicians Continuing Education Corporation. Creighton University Health Sciences Continuing Education (HSCE) is jointly accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), to provide continuing education for the healthcare team.

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