New IJWD Special Issue on Dermatologic and Cosmetic Surgery

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The February Special Issue of the International Journal of Women's Dermatology (IJWD) on Dermatologic and Cosmetic Surgery is now available online. Read the current issue, access the new Women's Health Highlight articles, and download the new Patient Page resources on the new IJWD website at www.wdsijwd.org.

WOMEN'S HEALTH HIGHLIGHT 


 Nonmelanoma skin cancer in women
H. Heaton, N. Lawrence

 The relationship between menopausal hormone therapy and keratinocyte carcinoma: A review 
R. Suresh, A. Twigg, J.E. Murase

PATIENT PAGE


 The Patient Page is a concise, informative sheet that Health Care Providers can download, print and provide to their patients to prompt them to ask relevant questions and begin focused doctor/patient dialog. 

Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer In Women
Authors: Jodie Raffi, Raagini Suresh, and George Kroumpouzos

The most common form of cancer is becoming more prevalent in women; causative factors have been further investigated.



FEBRUARY 2019 IJWD FULL TABLE OF CONTENTS



 Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery
Murad Alam

 Nonmelanoma skin cancer in women
H. Heaton, N. Lawrence

 The relationship between menopausal hormone therapy and keratinocyte carcinoma: A review 
R. Suresh, A. Twigg, J.E. Murase

 Physical activity of early stage melanoma survivors
J.K. Robinson

 The female pioneers in Mohs micrographic surgery
N. Papac, L. Collins

 Beyond the physician’s perspective: A review of patient-reported outcomes in dermatologic surgery and cosmetic dermatology
S. Mori, E.H. Lee

 How to succeed in dermatologic surgery
A. Wysong, E. McBurney

 New oral and topical approaches for the treatment of melasma
P.E. Grimes, S. Ijaz, R. Nashawati, D. Kwak

 Current and emerging treatment strategies for hair loss in women of color
U.R. Okereke, A. Simmons, V.D. Callender

 Platelet-rich plasma for androgenetic alopecia: A review of the literature and proposed treatment protocol
J. Stevens, S. Khetarpal

 An approach to structural facial rejuvenation with fillers in women
R. Fitzgerald, J. Carqueville, P.T. Yang

 Treatment for cellulite
Neil Sadick

 Cutaneous complications associated with breast augmentation: A review
S. Chopra, D. Marucci

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