Cutaneous Lymphomas will provide an overview of the most common cutaneous lymphomas: Mycosis Fungoides, Sezary Syndrome, and Cutaneous B Cell Lymphomas.

This session will focus on an overview of medical ethics with case-based scenarios and how they influence care in dermatology.

A thriving PA-Dermatologist partnership is the cornerstone of successful dermatology practices—benefiting patients, providers, and the profession as a whole. In this engaging general session, Joseph Gatti, DMSc, MBA, PA-C, and Dr. Curtis Lamar Hardy, a triple-board-certified dermatologist and dermatopathologist, share real-world insights from years of working together. The discussion will cover practical strategies for establishing trust, clarifying roles, managing communication, and navigating the evolving dynamics of team-based care. Attendees will leave with actionable tools to strengthen their collaborative relationships while advocating for PA growth and autonomy within a respectful, collegial framework. Dermatology is inherently a collaborative discipline, requiring clear communication and a strong partnership between dermatologists and physician associates. It is through this unified, team-based approach that we elevate patient care to its highest standard while fostering a professional and fulfilling work environment.

This session reviews the efficacy data for JAK inhibitors used to treat atopic dermatitis and how they compare to available biologic options. We then dive into the safety and deconstruct and debunk much of the boxed warning. We end with a brief overview of the JAKi for AA and psoriasis.

This session delves into the complex immunopathology of autoimmune blistering disorders, from the molecular targets at the dermal-epidermal junction to clinical manifestations and management. This session integrates recent advances in diagnostic tools, immunologic insights, and emerging therapies to enhance precision in diagnosis and treatment. Participants will gain a practical framework for translating benchside discoveries into improved outcomes for patients with pemphigus, pemphigoid, and related disorders.

Following lesion removal, the patient’s lasting impression often lies in the visible outcome—the surgical signature, marked by the suture. Mastery of suturing techniques plays a critical role in minimizing tension, achieving hemostasis, promoting optimal wound healing, and enhancing cosmetic results. This session will focus on the principles and techniques that contribute to high-quality closures, with the goal of optimizing every aspect of the surgical outcome from the outset.

This session will cover practical pearls for HS diagnosis, management, and introduction to basic HS procedures. The focus is for those in the early years of practice or who have only basic experience in caring for those wtih HS. The session is meant to be high yield, practical, and full of clinically useful information!

This session will explore the clinical and histopathologic hallmarks of cutaneous vasculitis, emphasizing pattern recognition and correlation with underlying systemic disease. The session will highlight a structured approach to diagnosis, including when to biopsy, how to interpret key histologic findings, and how to order appropriate laboratory workup. Attendees will learn to distinguish mimickers of vasculitis and apply evidence-based strategies to guide management.

This course will provide an overview and discussion of nail disorders, including benign conditions, infectious diseases, and malignant tumors. Key emphasis will be placed on recognition, diagnosis, and nail biopsy techniques in clinical practice.

Beginner Breakout - Microlearning (Hyperhidrosis, Granuloma Annulare, and Basic Procedures)