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Jordan Parker is a 1st year medical student at the University of California, Riverside. He graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles in 2018 with a degree in biology. Jordan’s clinical interests include pediatric dermatology, specifically autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. He believes that caring for skin conditions is of paramount importance as it is the first part of ourselves that we share with the external environment. He is also a firm advocate for living life with healthy skin, as he sees it as a vital marker of our overall health & well-being. Jordan is committed to helping those of all ages live a healthier and more confident lifestyle.
This article will outline the current evidence for the use of diet, herbs, vitamins, minerals, and probiotics for the treatment of acne and rosacea. While there is an emphasis on clinical studies in this article, some in vitro studies are mentioned to give background information and mechanistic explanations on the supplements discussed.
This course will explore the development and production of novel and emerging therapies for the treatment of acne and rosacea. Furthermore, mechanisms of action, efficacy, and tolerability for each will be summarized. Lastly, each treatment offers something unique in comparison to past therapies, these developments will be discussed.
The microbiome has become a hot topic for the role it plays in the development of various skin conditions. Recently there has been an increase in studies regarding both acne and rosacea pathology. Furthermore, these studies have sparked interest in the development and study of new therapeutic options like probiotics. This course will outline the role the microbiome plays in the development and pathogenesis of both acne and rosacea.
As we go through life we are consistently exposed to the sun, and subsequently its UV radiation. Despite sunlight’s crucial role in allowing us to produce vitamin D3, it can also be detrimental to our skin. This article discusses a few of the most common myths associated with sun protection.
Although most dermatologists deem sunscreens safe, there is current debate regarding their safety profile and ingredients.
Topical creams are often not enough and biologic agents are not for everyone. Traditional immunosupressors such as methotrexate and cyclosporine have long been used for effective treatments for psoriasis. However, knowledge of dosing, monitoring and adverse effects is crucial for appropriate use.
Spore-based probiotics are gaining popularity as treatment options. Learn more about spore-based prebiotics and the microbiome at LearnSkin.
Polymetric Emulsion Tretinoin 0.05% Lotion While the role of topical tretinoin in treating acne has been well established,1 issues with patient tolerability d…
