Tony Scianna

Tony Scianna

Associate Editor

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The Pushback on AAD's DEI Initiative Reflects the Lingering Racial Disparities in Dermatology

The American Academy of Dermatology rejected a recent resolution to remove the institution's DEI initiative, reigniting discourse about the racial disparities in dermatology training and treating skin of color.

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Skin Cancer Innovations: New Detection Device & Possible Vaccine for Melanoma

Vaccines and devices designed to identify and combat skin cancer are currently in the clinical trial phases, including research from DermaSensor, Moderna, Merck and more.

Enhancing Confidence: Reverse by Aerolase for Scar Revision in Breast Augmentation & Reduction

Enhancing Confidence: Reverse by Aerolase for Scar Revision in Breast Augmentation & Reduction

The Reverse by Aerolase protocol harnesses the power of two state-of-the-art lasers, the Neo Elite and the Era Elite, to significantly enhance the appearance of scar tissue, redness, texture, and underlying pigment.

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5 Insights into Patient Spending Habits during Holiday Seasons

Qsight Aesthetics Tracker reports there is a peak demand for neurotoxins, light wave therapy and professional skin care during Q4, with consistent spending across generational gaps.

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Medical Aesthetic Industry Projects to Grow 14% Annually Through 2026

McKinsey & Company detailed potential growth opportunities and an overall bright future for the medical aesthetics industry in its "Life Sciences Practice."

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Acne Interferes with Gender Expressions in Transgender Patients

A January 2024 study in JAMA Dermatology found that acne can interfere with desired gender expression and contribute to negative stigmas and stereotypes towards gender-diverse individuals.

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AAD Releases Updated Guidelines for Management of Acne Vulgaris

The American Academy of Dermatology made strong recommendations for topical benzoyl peroxide, retinoids, and/or antibiotics and their fixed-dose combinations and for oral doxycycline.

Here are the top skin care products for men from our resident MedEsthetics man, Associate Editor, Tony Scianna!

For the Boys: 4 Sensational Skin Care Products for Men

Here are four sensational skin care products for men from our resident MedEsthetics man, Associate Editor, Tony Scianna!

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Patients are Going Abroad to Address Loose Skin and 'Ozempic Face' Concerns

Rapid weight loss can sometimes increase signs of aging, now referred to as "Ozempic Face" due to the popularity of the drug. Patients are opting to address these issues overseas, reflecting the growing medical tourism trend.

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Telehealth in Medical Aesthetics Expands to Medspa & GLP-1 Treatments

The expansion of telehealth across the medical industry has altered the consultation process and led to new programs that integrate telehealth into their aesthetic offerings, including a new GLP-1 therapy program and at-home med spas.

The new bill mandating the use of ultrasound guidance has been praised by physicians and industry experts. In the finale of our two-part series, we explore the ethical nature of the bill and why it does not infringe on a physician’s right to practice.

How Florida’s BBL Surgery Bill Benefits Patients & Surgeons

The new bill mandating the use of ultrasound guidance has been praised by physicians and industry experts. In the finale of our two-part series, we explore the ethical nature of the bill and why it does not infringe on a physician’s right to practice.

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Study Finds JAK Inhibitors Do Not Increase Risks of Serious Adverse Events in Patients with Atopic Dermatitis

The study from Pusan National University revealed that JAK inhibitor use is not associated with a greater risk of serious adverse events like malignancy, thromboembolism or major adverse cardiac events.