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Managing Common Dermatoses in Skin of Color
Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 07/30/09
Coley MK et al. – This population poses a special challenge for practitioners in part as a result of the sequelae often associated with the conditions in their own right—postinflammatory hyperpigmentation and scarring—and potential iatrogenic adverse effects that may occur during treatment. Through careful consideration of cultural, clinical, and therapeutic nuances, safe and effective management of common disorders in skin of color is achievable.
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