Dr. Emmy Graber discusses the virtual Acne and Rosacea Meeting (ARM) series, designed to comprehensively address acne, acne scarring, and rosacea for the practicing dermatologist. A total of 6 CME credits are available.
“I invited the world’s experts to talk about topical therapies, oral therapies, and laser therapies. This is content that you can use immediately—very practical knowledge. We’re going to dive deeply into it so that you really can see all the nuances that are associated with treating acne and rosacea.” Emmy Graber, MD, MBA
The Acne and Rosacea Meeting (ARM) is a 2-part virtual meeting series directed by Dr. Graber that includes distinct agendas and faculty. ARM is designed to comprehensively address acne, acne scarring, and rosacea for the practicing dermatologist, including topical, oral, and laser therapies, as well as the psychological toll these conditions take on patients. The meeting series offers a total of 6 CME credits (3 per meeting) and attendance is at no cost to the physician.
The ARM Meeting Series
AGENDA
May 11, 2011
8 pm – 9:30 pm ET
- Julie Harper, MD — “First-Line Topical Agents for Acne and Rosacea Treatment”
- Dr. Graber — “Therapeutic Approach if First-Line Topical Agents or Antibiotics Fail”
- Dermatologist James del Rosso, DO — “Considerations for Antibiotic Sue in Acne and Rosacea”
- Richard Fried, MD, PhD — “Managing the Emotional Acne or Rosacea Patient”
- All Faculty — As Us Anything (about acne and rosacea!)
October 5, 2011
8 pm – 9:30 pm ET
- Andrew Alexis, MD — “Debunking and Reaffirming Isotretinoin Myths — What’s the Evidence?”
- Eric Bernstein, MD — “Clearing the Color — Reducing the Erythema and Hyperpigmentation of Acne and Rosacea”
- Anne Chapas, MD — “Lasers and Lights for Improving Atrophic Acne Scars”
- Linda Stein Gold, MD — “Special Considerations for Treating Acne, Acne Scars and Rosacea in Skin of Color”
- All Faculty — Does Timing Matter? — Isotretinoin and Procedures
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