Neal D. Bhatia, MD, Talks Photodynamic Therapy at Fall Clinical

(Editor’s Note: Neal Bhatia, MD is a dermatologist in San Diego, providing patients with treatment for skin, hair, and nail diseases as well as cosmetic concerns and disease of skin of color. After earning dual BS degrees in bacteriology and genetics from the University of Wisconsin, Bhatia completed his medical degree at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine before completing residency in dermatology at Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee.
Bhatia also is a member of the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) where he has served on the AAD Board of Directors and most recently as AAD vice president. Bhatia has been been widely published in professional journals. and has completed an edition of Dialogues in Dermatology on immune mechanisms of topical immunomodulators. Bhatia has also held several academic positions, including serving as assistant clinical professor at the University of Wisconsin and the University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA). He has a background in immunology and has interests in systemic diseases as well as mechanisms of therapy, skin cancer and rosacea.)

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Hi, I'm Dr. Neil Bhatia from San Diego. Saturday at the Fall Clinical conference in Las Vegas, I'll be speaking on updates in photodynamic therapy, but more importantly how to integrate photodynamic therapy into practice. There are a lot of obstacles and concerns about coding, about taking up space, about the overhead, and even more so about time and temperature for incubation, as well as who to treat. And I'll be getting into some of those details as well as kind of reminding us how important photodynamic therapy is for field treatment, as well as treatment of recalcitrant acne, and actinic keratosis that are on the way not just the ones we see. So join me and speaking out actinic keratosis, acne and all the other conditions that we can treat with photodynamic therapy on saturday, and see you in Las Vegas.