Polls

In this edition of You Make the Call, your patient presents with worsening plaque psoriasis (>8% BSA) now affecting his scalp and bilateral upper extremities after failing effective treatment with narrowband UV-B and topical corticosteroid combination therapy. How would you approach treatment?

The decision to start a patient with psoriasis onto a systemic agent for disease management is an important conversation between provider and patient. When considering a biologic for the treatment of plaque psoriasis, what is the most important factor in your clinical decision?

Immunomodulating therapies can help a majority of patients receiving the therapy achieve and maintain Psoriasis Area and Severity Index 100 scores for short- and long-term periods of time. How have newer biologics impacted your practice? Let us know!

How has your clinic’s transition to teledermatology platforms been during the COVID-19 pandemic?

What are some of the concerns about the coronavirus that you are hearing from patients?

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What do you think the biggest challenges for dermatology will be in 202?

What medicines, products, or therapies have revolutionized your practice and improved patient outcomes?

From do-it-yourself skin care to sunburn tattoos and perineum sunning (yes, you read that right), 2019 has had a lot of new and questionable trends. Which ones have you seen personally, either in your practice or on social media?