Strengthen your approach to hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) by considering not only the clinical features of the disease, but also the individual needs and experiences of each patient. Explore how to select medical therapies and office-based procedures based on disease severity, lesion characteristics, comorbidities, and patient preferences, while recognizing the ways HS can affect quality of life. Gain practical strategies for addressing pain, wound care, and the psychosocial challenges of HS to provide more supportive and comprehensive care.
The program explores complex pathophysiology, overlapping immunologic pathways, environmental contributors, and emerging clinical data shaping the management of atopic dermatitis and chronic hand eczema. The discussion also addresses unmet patient needs and evolving treatment considerations.INC On-Demand courses are independently developed by sponsors and are separate from the official AAD Education Program. Please note: INC On-Demand programs do not offer CME credits. Faculty: Jonathan Silverberg, MD; Bob Geng, MD