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"Dry, red, itchy skin? You’d think it’s a dry cold winter we’re dealing with. But nope. It’s the summer. Here’s how to get relief." Click here to view the full article.
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People look at someone with rosacea and conclude the red face is from anger, embarrassment or boozing — it’s little wonder that sufferers of this common skin condition feel stigmatized. Click hereto view the full article.
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"Adolescent acne may be a common problem — one experienced to some degree by an estimated 85 per cent of people between the ages of 12 and 24 — but that doesn’t mean it’s not an upsetting one. For many teenagers, acne is embarrassing, frustrating, and even painful. And it can also be the source of serious feelings of mental distress: there is some evidence that the two conditions can make each other worse." From huffingtonpost.ca, click here to read more.
Check out “How to cover up rosacea with makeup” with Toronto makeup artist Cheryl Gushue. Go to the 6 minute segment (begins at 28 minute) on the May 28 show recording:
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Check out this tutorial on how to apply makeup for patients with rosacea, with pictures illustrationg the step to step guide. Follow this link.
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That in 2016, the Canadian national dermatology journal “Journal of Cutaneous Medicine & Surgery” published numerous medical and scientific articles, and the top 2 most downloaded articles (“Canadian Clinical Practice Guidelines for Rosacea” and “2016 Addendum to the Canadian Guidelines for the Management of Plaque Psoriasis”) had our very own Dr. Benjamin Barankin as a co-author?
CONGRATULATIONS TO DR. ANATOLI FREIMAN
The Canadian Skin Patient Alliance recently again presented the annual Pro-Patient Dermatologist award to our dermatologist Dr. Anatoli Freiman. Dr. Freiman is recognised for his contributions to patient care and Canadian national dermatology programs. Toronto Dermatology Centre is proud of this distinct honor.
That our very own Dr. Benjamin Barankin, with his expertise in medical & cosmetic dermatology, serves on the editorial advisory boards of: The Dermatologist, Dermatology Times of Canada, Canadian Dermatology Association (CDA) Bulletin, Journal of Cutaneous Medicine & Surgery, The Canadian Journal of Diagnosis, The Medical Post, and The Chronicle of Skin & Allergy.
"Most of the postadolescent women with acne in a retrospective review of 400 patients treated over a 4-year period improved with spironolactone treatment, with a low rate of side effects, according to the authors." Click here to read the full article.
Recent National Rosacea Society surveys found 90 percent of rosacea patients said rosacea’s effect on personal appearance had lowered their self-esteem and self-confidence, and 52 percent said they had avoided face-to-face contact because of the disorder. Among those with severe symptoms, 51 percent reported they had even missed work because of their condition.
