Case discussion: We look at a pigmented lesion the doctor found on his hand; he is concerned it is suspicious. What do you think and what would you do?
Often the first port of call for women with endometriosis is the GP; understanding symptoms, diagnosis and management is essential
Case discussion from Dr S.V Matiar: A 40 year-old male presents for his first skin check. How do you evaluate these images? What would you do next?
In aesthetic medicine, fat-dissolving injections (lipolytic injections) can help patients achieve a slimmer and more contoured appearance.
What features characterise facial lesions as benign? Prof Giuseppe Argenziano describes criteria for benign lesions on the face with examples.
Prof David Wilkinson reviews a recent paper that studied the impact of having artificial intelligence work with a dermatologist to diagnose skin cancer, looking at sensitivity and specificity.
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