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ASDS Annual Meeting Highlights in Chicago, IL

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    ASDS Annual Meeting Highlights in Chicago, IL Morgan Murphrey, MD Each year, the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS) Annual Meeting is an opportunity for those interested in or practicing procedural dermatology to come together and learn from experts and innovators in the field. This year’s Annual Meeting, held in Chicago, IL from November 1 st -5 th , surpassed expectations, providing attendees with a rich blend of education, networking, and the latest advancements in dermatologic surgery. There were multiple pre-conference events, including a hands-on cadaver lab for facial anatomy for cosmetic injections, a chemical peel workshop, a fireside chat with innovators, and a “straight talk” discussion about devices and more. One of the unique features of the ASDS Annual Meeting is the opportunity for hands-on learning. Those who attended the pre-conference sessions expressed that they were interactive and engaging, offering practical tips that could be appli...

Recommended Dermatology Meetings #PACPearls

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Dermatology conferences and meetings offer great resources to network, learn from industry experts, and bring back useful information which can be used in your everyday practice. The WDS Practice Advisory Committee (PAC) has put together a list of their recommended meetings to attend related to business and practice management for both dermatologists and office managers. AAD - American Academy of Dermatology I love the "Hands On" courses at the AAD! These are a fantastic way to update existing skills and learn new skills one-on-one from experts around the country and world. - Molly Hinshaw, MD ADAM - Association of Dermatology Administrators and Managers Annual Meeting Our office manager feels ADAM, Association of Dermatology Administrators and Managers Annual Meeting, is the most comprehensive and efficient way to learn about changes that happen each year. This meeting happens in conjunction with the AAD. It is better than attending general dermatology meetings...