2014
DOI: 10.1001/jamadermatol.2013.6713
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Cosmetic Dermatologic Surgical Training in US Dermatology Residency Programs

Abstract: Although almost every program provides hands-on cosmetic dermatology training, there are barriers to training, including patient preferences, costs of procedures and products, and PD attitudes toward cosmetic dermatology training. To promote patient safety, procedural competency is imperative.

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“…White World War I veterans who underwent procedures to reconstruct their appearance because of their need to be employed or to have a more socially acceptable visage were, however, not viewed in the same light. 9,13 There are similarly shifting boundaries in the realm of dermatology, where some program directors have questioned whether dermatology residents should use their limited training time to learn cosmetic dermatology, 14 with its implied contrast to the diagnosis and treatment of real dermatological diseases. In other words, there is a perceived dichotomy between treating real illnesses, such as acne, and pandering to the vanity of members of the upper middle class through Botox ® skin tightening.…”
Section: A Lessonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…White World War I veterans who underwent procedures to reconstruct their appearance because of their need to be employed or to have a more socially acceptable visage were, however, not viewed in the same light. 9,13 There are similarly shifting boundaries in the realm of dermatology, where some program directors have questioned whether dermatology residents should use their limited training time to learn cosmetic dermatology, 14 with its implied contrast to the diagnosis and treatment of real dermatological diseases. In other words, there is a perceived dichotomy between treating real illnesses, such as acne, and pandering to the vanity of members of the upper middle class through Botox ® skin tightening.…”
Section: A Lessonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…42 The latter group was identified as the preferred provider of cosmetic procedures of the skin, 43 but the extent of their training on these procedures has not been standardized and may vary. 44 With this history in mind, let's first consider who may provide therapeutic gene-editing services. All medical specialties may one day have the option of gene editing as an intervention for their patients.…”
Section: Dawn Of a New Profession?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Of physician subspecialists, dermatologists and plastic surgeons had the highest proportion of litigation (17% each) ( Fig 2); this is likely due to these specialties performing a higher volume of the relevant procedures. [3][4][5] The majority of disciplinary actions were reprimanding physicians for not being present while a nonphysician employee injected patients with softtissue fillers. In 3 of the 5 reprimands, physicians were functioning as medical directors of medical spas.…”
Section: J Am Acad Dermatolmentioning
confidence: 99%