Meetings By Mail Cleveland Clinic Dermatologic Excellence 2025
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Meetings By Mail Cleveland Clinic Dermatologic Excellence 2025
+ Include: 63 videos + 1 pdf, size: 3.58 GB
+ Target Audience: dermatologists, dermatopathologists, dermatologic surgeons, cosmetic dermatologists
+ Information:
Release Date: 12/3/25
Cleveland Clinic Dermatologic Excellence offers an in depth exploration of key areas in dermatology, from advanced surgical techniques and cosmetic innovations to groundbreaking medical treatments for hair disorders and skin conditions. An expert faculty also focuses on medical dermatology, applying evidence based approaches to the diagnosis and management of complex issues. Throughout this activity, participants will receive valuable dermatopathology pearls, deepening their understanding of microscopic skin analysis and diagnostic strategies.
The Meetings By Mail: Cleveland Clinic Dermatologic Excellence 2025 program is best for dermatologists, dermatopathologists, dermatologic surgeons, cosmetic dermatologists, and advanced trainees who want, expert‑led updates on skin cancer, dermatologic surgery, cosmetic innovations, and medical dermatology. It is particularly valuable for clinicians who cannot attend in person but want on‑demand access to Cleveland Clinic’s renowned faculty and case‑based teaching.
Who Should Attend
- Dermatologists in clinical practice seeking updates on surgery, oncology, and cosmetic dermatology.
- Dermatopathologists interested in genetics, dermoscopy, and diagnostic pearls.
- Dermatologic surgeons refining Mohs surgery, surgical pearls, and wound management.
- Cosmetic dermatologists learning about innovations in aesthetic procedures and skin rejuvenation.
- Residents and fellows in dermatology preparing for board exams or expanding clinical knowledge.
- Allied health professionals (NPs, PAs) working in dermatology clinics.
+ Topics:
| Session 1 – Skin Cancer, Surgery and Cosmetic Dermatology 1 | |
| History of Dermatologic Surgery at Cleveland Clinic | Philip Bailin, MD, MBA |
| 25 Years of Mohs Surgery: What I Have Learned | Christine Poblete-Lopez, MD |
| Practical Everyday Pearls | Jennifer Lucas, MD |
| Germline Genetics in Melanoma | Joshua Arbesman, MD |
| Dermoscopy of Non-Melanoma Skin Cancers | Michelle Tarbox, MD |
| Atypical Surgical Site Infections | Paul Benedetto, MD |
| Session 2 – Skin Cancer, Surgery and Cosmetic Dermatology 2 | |
| Port Wine Stains: What We Know and the Road Ahead | Mahwish Irfan, MD |
| Fresh Placental Allografts For Difficult Postoperative Wounds | Anthony Benedetto, DO |
| Surgical Management of Hidradenitis Suppurativa | Alok Vij, MD |
| Medical Applications for Lasers | Taryn Murray, MD |
| Acne Scar Treatment: A Multimodal Approach | Mara Weinstein Velez, MD |
| Lights, Needles, Action! Avoiding and Managing Disasters in Cosmetic Dermatology | Charlene Lam, MD, MPH |
| Session 3 – Hair Disorders: Medical and Procedural Advancements 1 | |
| A History of Dermatology at Cleveland Clinic: Leadership and Perserverance | Melissa Piliang, MD |
| Keynote Lecture: Hair Today | Wilma Bergfeld, MD |
| Regenerative Therapies for Hair Loss | Shilpi Khetarpal, MD |
| Challenging Cases in Lichen Planopilaris/Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia: a Case Series | Stephanie Trovato, MD |
| Advanced Non-Transplant Procedures for Hair Loss | Sara Hogan, MD |
| Hormonal Modulation in Women With Alopecia: Beyond Spironolactone | G. Cheyana Ranasinghe, MD |
| Session 4 – Hair Disorders: Medical and Procedural Advancements 2 | |
| Tips for Building an Alopecia Specialty Clinic | Charlotte LaSenna, MD |
| Pediatric Body Focused Repetitive Behavior (Trichotillomania) | Joan Tamburro, MD |
| Practical Tips for Treating Hair Loss in Your African-American Patients | Angela Kyei, MD |
| Pediatric Alopecia Areata: Practical Pearls | Cheryl Bayart, MD, MPH |
| Case Based Approach to Lupus Associate Alopecia | Rashmi Unwala, MD |
| Session 5 – Medical Dermatology 1 | |
| AI and Patient Safety Update | James Taylor, MD |
| Navigating Options for Psoriasis | Dirk Elston, MD |
| Lymphomatoid Reactions and Immune-Dysregulation | Joan Guitart, MD |
| Update on Drug Reactions | Tom Helm, MD |
| Update in Connective Tissue Diseases | Anthony Fernandez, MD, PhD |
| Re-thinking Erythema Migrans | Joseph Pierson, MD |
| Comprehensive Patient-Centered Approach to Hidradenitis Suppurativa | Michelle Kerns, MD |
| Panel Discussion | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 6 – Medical Dermatology 2 | |
| The Power of Extracellular Vesicles in Dermatology: New Mechanisms, New Frontiers | Jeffrey McBride, MD, PhD |
| Inflammoscopy | Marilyn Wickenheiser, MD |
| Cutaneous Complications of Novel Oncologic Therapies: Trends and Treatment Strategies | Gowri Kabbur, MD |
| Young Patients, Lasting Marks: Management of Challenging Scars | Esteban Fernandez Faith, MD |
| Inpatient Dermatology: Hot Cases From the Deep South | Carly Elston, MD |
| New and Emerging Infections | Kenneth Tomecki, MD |
| Panel Discussion | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 7 – Dermatopathology Pearls from the Demodex Society | |
| Honoring Dr. Wilma F. Bergfeld: A Celebration of Dr. Bergfeld’s Career | Tom Helm, MD |
| WWWD: What Would Wilma Do? | Michelle Tarbox, MD |
| Dermatopathology Pearl and Case(s) | Vic Shravastava, MD |
| Just Happy to Be Here… Also a Cool Case | Karl Napekoski, MD |
| A Structured Approach to the Alopecia Biopsy Improves Consistency of Evaluation and Reporting | Charlotte LaSenna, MD |
| What Was First: The Egg or the Chicken? A Sytems Biology Map | Luis Sardina, MD |
| Alopecia and Mushroom Cases | Carly Elston, MD |
| Session 8 – More Dermatopathology Pearls from the Demodex Society | |
| Clues in the Crossword: Cutaneous and Hematologic Manifestations of VEXAS Syndrome | Angela Collie, MD |
| Atypical Fibroxanthoma: History and Update | Stephen Billings, MD |
| Demodex Society Reflections | Rajiv Patel, MD |
| Dermatopathology and More | Anurag Sharma, MD |
| Slow MOHS for Lentigo Malina | Jeffrey Uchin, MD |
| 3 Cases and 15 Pearls | Laszlo Karai, MD |
| Panel Discussion | Multiple Faculty |
| Session 9 – Even More Dermatopathology Pearls from the Demodex Society | |
| Demodex Pearls: Infections | Dirk Elston, MD |
| Pearls and Reflections on Folliculotropic MF | Joan Guitart, MD |
| Dermatopathology Cases: Infections, Reactions and More | Jeffrey McBride, MD |
| From Residency to Fellowship: Understanding What Encourages the Dermatopathology Career Choice | Claudia Ricotti, MD |
| Diagnostic and Treatment Trends for Hansen’s Disease | Andrew Miner, MD |
| Session 10 – Final Dermatopathology Pearls from the Demodex Society | |
| Cutaneous Tumor Cases | Jennifer Ko, MD |
| Leg Nodule Case | Richard Scarborough, DO |
| Granulomas and Their Mimics | Shruti Agrawal, MD |
| Alopecia and TS Cases | Michael Schowalter, MD |
| Cryptococcus Mimickers | Anthony Fernandez, MD |
| Demodex Society Pearls: What’s in a PRAME? | John McAfee, MD |
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