'Beneath the Surface' is Here —Don't Miss Out!

Your Weekly Prompt to the Science of Skin and Success.

Welcome, DERM Community!

We are excited to share the first edition of Beneath the Surface.

This newsletter is crafted to keep you on the loop about the latest moves of DERM for Primary Care.

Are you beginning your journey as a Nurse Practitioner, looking to advance as a Physician Assistant or Primary Care Physician, or ready to take your career as a Registered Nurse to the next level?

Each week, you will find valuable information in your inbox. Navigate the shift from theory to practice. Stay updated on dermatology trends. Sharpen your clinical skills. From expert insights to tips for career growth.

Here’s What to Expect in Our Issues:

🚀 Learning Opportunities: Snippets from our accessible online dermatology training courses. Alll healthcare practitioners are welcomed to learn!

💭 Expert Q&A: Short interview with a top voice in the field. They share their career path and advice for newcomers, and answer reader-submitted questions.

💼 Career Development: Networking. Job alerts. Connect with your peers —NPs, PAs, PCPs, or MDs. Actionable negotiation tips. Interview prep. Everything you need to take the plunge towards successs.

🧑🏻‍⚕️ Resident Spotlight: Meet your peers making strides in dermatology.

🌎 Dermatology Around the World: Explore international practices. Discover seminars and conferences that highlight how dermatology varies globally.

🚀 Learning Opportunities: Understanding Cosmetic Injectables

Photography: STOCKSY/STUDIO FIRMA

What Are Cosmetic Injectables?

  • Cosmetic injectables are designed to enhance the appearance of the face and body.

  • They can reshape, add volume, and smooth out wrinkles by addressing age-related collagen loss.

Why Use Injectables?

  • As we get older, our bodies produce less collagen, which can lead to wrinkles and sagging skin.

  • Injectables help restore volume and improve symmetry, giving patients a more youthful appearance. They can also treat issues like excessive sweating or help with hair growth.

Who Can Benefit?

  • Patients from various backgrounds seek injectables for both aesthetic and medical reasons.

  • Ideal candidates are healthy, committed to skincare, and have realistic expectations about the outcomes.

Types of Injectables:

  1. Toxins (e.g., Botox) - Prevent muscle contraction to smooth wrinkles.

  2. Fillers (e.g., Hyaluronic Acid) - Provide volume and shape.

Why Add Injectables to Your Practice?

Incorporating injectables can diversify revenue streams for practices and increase career opportunities for healthcare providers, enhancing their value in the competitive landscape of patient care.

Ready to Learn More?

Take the next step in your professional journey!

Explore our DERM blog on injectables to deepen your knowledge and enhance your skills. 👇🏼

📚 Why should you learn with us?

For all healthcare practitioners:

Learn your way: Our flexible curriculum fits seamlessly into your schedule.

Improve results: Stay updated with the latest knowledge to deliver better results in practice.

Definitely updating your CE credits has never been this easier.

💼 Career Development | DERM Jobs

Nurturing talent, not titles!

Peek at our Job Center:

🌎 Dermatology Around the World | Upcoming Events

The 9th International Congress of Medical Excellence in Dermatology & Aesthetic Medicine (MEIDAM) will be held in Dubai, UAE from 15-17 November 2024.

The Journees Dermatologiques de Paris, the largest French speaking annual meeting in dermatology, takes place in Paris, France from 3-7 December 2024.

🔎 Research Highlight

Identification of novel immune-related signatures for keloid diagnosis and treatment: insights from integrated bulk RNA-seq and scRNA-seq analysis.

Hum Genomics 2024; 18:80. Xiao K, Wang S, Chen W et al.

This study shows the complex pathogenesis of keloid formation through an integrated analysis of bulk RNA-seq and single-cell RNA-seq data.

👋🏼 Until Next Time

Thank you for diving into this first edition of Beneath the Surface.

We’re thrilled to be your go-to resource for dermatology knowledge, career inspiration, and clinical skills that impact real-world care.

Keep an eye out next week for more expert insights, practical advice, and curated content to support your journey in dermatology.

From skill-building tips to global perspectives, we’re here to help you stay connected and inspired.

Until then, keep exploring, keep learning, and let’s continue making strides in skin science together.

Stay curious, stay connected, stay DERM!

— The Derm for Primary Care Team

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