The Handbook highlights easy, reader-friendly steps with scientific rationale and practical tips for complete non-surgical, minimally invasive, day-to-day procedures conducted in a dermatologist's clinic with focus on setting up sound successful aesthetic practice, managing complications as well as maintaining safety during the pandemic. All the topics have been put together by the esteemed editorial team by inviting experts from India to contribute their super-specialty chapters. The physician, who has to deal with variable outcomes while treating skin of color as in Indian skin, which has variation of color expression, needs a scientific rationale to optimise outcomes and minimise complications. The Handbook aims to meet all the nascent requirements of the clinicians in the areas of dermatology conducting aesthetic procedures.

This book is a comprehensive guide to aesthetic dermatology for clinicians and trainees. Divided into four sections, the text begins with discussion on cosmeceuticals (moisturisers, sunscreens, anti-aging products etc). The next section covers Botulinum Toxin (Botox) treatments, and section three examines soft tissue augmentation such as facial fillers and hand rejuvenation. The final chapters discuss adjunctive treatments including basic peels, thread lift, laser hair removal, microneedling and body contouring. Each procedure is described in detail, along with its advantages and disadvantages. The book is highly illustrated with nearly 600 clinical photographs, diagrams and tables, and features access to videos demonstrating cosmetic procedures. Key points Comprehensive guide to aesthetic dermatology Each procedure explained in detail with advantages and disadvantages Highly illustrated with clinical photographs, diagrams and tables Includes access to videos demonstrating cosmetic procedures

Section 1: Basic Dermatology Section 2: Cutaneous Infections and Infestation, Including Leprosy and STIs Section 3: Allergic, Inflammatory and Immunological Diseases Section 4: Skin in Genetic, Metabolic, Nutritional and Systemic Diseases Section 5: Pigmentary Diseases of Skin Section 6: Disorders Affecting Skin Appendages and Mucosae Section 7: Skin Malformations and Tumors Section 8: Miscellaneous Diseases Section 9: Dermatological Therapy Index

Systemic medications are prescription drugs that work throughout the body. They are usually used for individuals with moderate to severe psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. Systemic psoriasis drugs are taken by mouth in liquid or pill form or given by injection (National Psoriasis Foundation). The new edition of this book is a guide to the use of systemic drugs in dermatology bringing practising dermatologists and pharmacologists fully up to date with the latest drugs available as well as new guidelines for prescribing and monitoring established drugs. Fully revised and organised alphabetically, the book covers numerous different types of drugs and the management of their common and less common side effects. Drugs are summarised in tabular format for quick reference. The comprehensive text is further enhanced by clinical images and figures. Each chapter concludes with references and a bibliography with suggestions for further reading.

This book is a comprehensive guide to the use of lasers and other technologies in dermatologic and aesthetic practice. Divided into three key sections, the text begins with discussion on the use of lasers for different conditions such as vascular lasers, non-invasive body contouring, pigmented lesions and tattoos, lasers for hair removal, and more. The second section covers clinical disorders and therapeutic indications, and section three explains practical aspects such as setting up a laser centre and medicolegal aspects, and complications and their management. The book is presented in a practical format and approaches each topic from the viewpoint of three basic questions – what to do, why do it, and how to do it. Written by recognised experts in the field, the book is further enhanced by clinical and surgical photographs, illustrations and tables. Key points Practical guide to use of lasers and other technologies in dermatologic and aesthetic practice Approaches each topic from viewpoint of what to do, why do it and how to do it Covers use of lasers for treatment of many different conditions Includes discussion on setting up a laser centre and medicolegal aspects

This book is a complete guide to dermatologic surgery for clinicians. Divided into 52 sections, the text begins with an overview of surgical instruments, local anaesthesia, sutures, dressings and skin biopsy. The following chapters cover numerous techniques for different dermatologic conditions, from mole surgery, vitiligo, and nail surgery, to Mohs surgery, laser scar revision, fillers, and much more. Each procedure is described with a step by step approach and includes tips and tricks, modifications, potential complications and recent advances. Both common and more complex disorders and techniques are explained in detail. The comprehensive text is further enhanced by more than 1800 clinical and surgical photographs, diagrams and tables. Key points Comprehensive guide to dermatologic surgery Covers numerous common and more complex disorders and techniques Tips and tricks, modifications, complications and recent advances highlighted for each topic Highly illustrated with more than 1800 photographs, diagrams and tables

Key Features Focusses on darker skin types. Examines unusual presentations with detailed clinical features. Discusses the ways to differentiate between similar-appearing diseases. Explores approaches to therapy, especially in resource-poor settings. Covers topics with high quality illustrations.