JOIN US FOR THE SKIN OF COLOR SOCIETY’S 3rd ANNUAL MEDIA DAY
“KNOW YOUR SKIN!”
Advancing patient and public understanding about skin of color issues…
from everyday concerns to life-altering conditions
Tuesday, December 5, 2017 | 12-2 pm
The Kitano Hotel Penthouse, 66 Park Ave, New York City
Featuring Skin of Color Society dermatologic expert presenters:
Seemal Desai, MD
Valerie Callender, MD
Susan C. Taylor, MD
Andrew Alexis, MD, MPH
Maritza Perez, MD
Yolanda Lenzy, MD
Moderated by Lee Thomas, Emmy-award winning television anchor,
author of “Turning White” and vitiligo patient leader/advocate.
Supported by SOCS dermatologic experts:
Babar Rao, MD
Nada Elbuluk, MD, MSc, FAAD
Program
Opening Remarks by Lee Thomas
Expert presentation teams and topics
Seemal Desai, MD and Susan C. Taylor, MD: Managing skin of color issues from the inside out
- Psycho-social effects of skin diseases
- Safe and smart choices in treating pigmentary problems
- Go-to treatments and breakthroughs in melasma, hyperpigmentation and vitiligo
- Q & A moderated by Lee Thomas
Maritza Perez, MD and Yolanda Lenzy, MD: Medical Wake-up calls in people of color
- Keys to handling psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, eczema in skin of color
- The skin cancer you never knew about: lymphoma
- Ethnic hair loss
- Growing epidemic: Skin cancer in Latinos
- Sun protection myths and truths for melanin-rich skin
- Q & A moderated by Lee Thomas
Andrew Alexis, MD, MPH and Valerie Callender, MD present: The Bigger Picture
- Skin/hair signs of systemic disease
- Health disparity in diversity
- Where do we go from here: what patients need to know!
- Q & A moderated by Lee Thomas
The Skin of Color Society gratefully acknowledges the sponsors who made this dynamic program possible: LEO Pharma, Pfizer, Nutrafol & Sun Dermatology
For more information or to request an expert source, please contact: media@skinofcolorsociety.org
Cutis Journal
Read published peer-reviewed articles written your by Skin of Color Society members
Did You Know
Skin of color patients comprise the majority in California, New Mexico and Texas…and soon will be the majority in Arizona, Nevada, Georgia, New York and Florida.
By 2042, more than 50% of the US population will have skin of color.