Delve into dermatology diseases with new approaches from conventional to complementary care.
Explore a broad spectrum of dermatological conditions and topics to enhance your practice.
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This session will review the differences between Integrative Dermatology and Naturopathic Dermatology. Common naturopathic modalities used in the context of dermatology will be highlighted. Naturopathic approaches for the treatment of eczema will be discussed through case presentations.
Learn about the importance of co-management of patients with locally advanced basal cell carcinoma (BCC) in an evolving treatment landscape.
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This activity will provide an approach to the diagnosis and management of women with female pattern hair loss.
This activity will summarize the contribution of nutrition to alopecia and the evidence for the use of supplements.
This activity will serve as a summary and practical application of the concepts that were presented in the previous activities.
The activity will summarize the evidence for new and emerging therapies for androgenetic alopecia and will discuss the appropriate role for each in a treatment regimen.
This article will outline the current evidence on heavy metal exposure and toxicity, heavy metal testing, and dermatologic conditions resulting from heavy metal exposure.
Small intestine bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) is a commonly under-diagnosed condition where there is an increase in amount of bacteria in the small intestine (either pathogenic or commensal), where colonization should normally be low.
When assessing patients for dermatological conditions, naturopathic doctors take the health of the whole person into account as all body systems are connected. This course discusses the dermatological manifestations associated with hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism. Conventional thyroid diagnostic testing markers are reviewed and compared to naturopathic and functional medicine approach to testing and analysis of thyroid marker ranges.
The fat soluble vitamins A, D and E all play a role in the physiology of skin health. Topical vitamin A is most known for acne and aging, whereas vitamin D deficiency is well recognized in eczema and psoriasis. Antioxidant vitamin E boasts only introductory research, but these early results appear promising. Skin is a unique organ when considering interventions as treatments can be used both topically and internally. This article pulls together the latest research on Vitamins A, D, and E to help integrative practitioners looking to use oral or topical forms of these vitamins to help with various skin conditions.
Dr. Mikkilineni, shares pearls and pitfalls to avoid when incorporating integrative dermatology in practice by use of patient clinical vignettes. Learn how to identify the right patients who may not only benefit but also be receptive to a more holistic approach and best practices when starting or expanding an integrative practice.
