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The Australasian College of Dermatologists (ACD) has a proud history dating back nearly 50 years although the practice of dermatology and other skin related issues dates back much further.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Keratoacanthoma. What is keratoacanthoma? Keratoacanthoma is a skin tumour that develops on sun damaged skin. It is often difficult to distinguish it from a more aggressive lookalike, a squamous cell cancer (SCC).. Image reproduced with permission of Dr Davin Lim

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Insect bites can cause reactions in the skin and may transmit diseases. Mosquitoes, flies, ticks and fleas are the main cause of

bites and stings

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Laser resurfacing – fully ablative. Laser and procedural dermatologists rely on fully ablative lasers, including CO 2 (carbon dioxide) and erbium lasers to treat a variety of skin conditions. Laser resurfacing can involve using fully ablative lasers (meaning that the entire skin’s surface is treated) or fractionally ablative lasers (meaning only a percentage or fraction of the skin is

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Hydroxychloroquine is an anti-malarial drug that is used to treat a wide variety of skin conditions.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Perioral dermatitis. Also known as periorificial dermatitis, steroid induced rosacea, “muzzle rash”. What is it? Perioral dermatitis is a common inflammatory rash that occurs around the mouth area. Other affected areas include around the nose, chin and eyes.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Isotretinoin is a medication used to treat severe acne that has not responded to other treatments and is scarring or impacting on a person’s wellbeing.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Keratoderma climactericum. Also known as Haxthausen disease. What is keratoderma climactericum? There are many forms of keratoderma which is the term given to the development of harmless skin thickening on the soles, particularly the heels.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

What is it? Also known as Cutaneous Amyloidosis Amyloidosis is a group of conditions characterised by the deposition of amyloid protein in organ systems. About 18 different types of amyloid protein have been identified. There are three main types of amyloidosis: Primary cutaneous amyloidosis is a condition where amyloid protein is deposited in apparently

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Allergy Patch Testing is a process to detect allergic contact dermatitis to something a person has contacted at home, leisure or at work. It involves applying patches with test substances in small chambers or discs to a person’s back. THE AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF DERMATOLOGISTSHOMEABOUT ACDFIND A

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The Australasian College of Dermatologists (ACD) has a proud history dating back nearly 50 years although the practice of dermatology and other skin related issues dates back much further.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Keratoacanthoma. What is keratoacanthoma? Keratoacanthoma is a skin tumour that develops on sun damaged skin. It is often difficult to distinguish it from a more aggressive lookalike, a squamous cell cancer (SCC).. Image reproduced with permission of Dr Davin Lim

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Insect bites can cause reactions in the skin and may transmit diseases. Mosquitoes, flies, ticks and fleas are the main cause of

bites and stings

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Laser resurfacing – fully ablative. Laser and procedural dermatologists rely on fully ablative lasers, including CO 2 (carbon dioxide) and erbium lasers to treat a variety of skin conditions. Laser resurfacing can involve using fully ablative lasers (meaning that the entire skin’s surface is treated) or fractionally ablative lasers (meaning only a percentage or fraction of the skin is

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Hydroxychloroquine is an anti-malarial drug that is used to treat a wide variety of skin conditions.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Perioral dermatitis. Also known as periorificial dermatitis, steroid induced rosacea, “muzzle rash”. What is it? Perioral dermatitis is a common inflammatory rash that occurs around the mouth area. Other affected areas include around the nose, chin and eyes.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Isotretinoin is a medication used to treat severe acne that has not responded to other treatments and is scarring or impacting on a person’s wellbeing.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Keratoderma climactericum. Also known as Haxthausen disease. What is keratoderma climactericum? There are many forms of keratoderma which is the term given to the development of harmless skin thickening on the soles, particularly the heels.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

What is it? Also known as Cutaneous Amyloidosis Amyloidosis is a group of conditions characterised by the deposition of amyloid protein in organ systems. About 18 different types of amyloid protein have been identified. There are three main types of amyloidosis: Primary cutaneous amyloidosis is a condition where amyloid protein is deposited in apparently

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Allergy Patch Testing is a process to detect allergic contact dermatitis to something a person has contacted at home, leisure or at work. It involves applying patches with test substances in small chambers or discs to a person’s back. THE AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF DERMATOLOGISTS The Australasian College of Dermatologists (ACD) has a proud history dating back nearly 50 years although the practice of dermatology and other skin related issues dates back much further.

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Hydroxychloroquine is an anti-malarial drug that is used to treat a wide variety of skin conditions.

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What are they? The term “cosmeceutical” was introduced by dermatologist Dr Albert Kligman in 1984 and is derived from a combination of the words cosmetic and pharmaceutical. What are cosmeceuticals? Cosmeceuticals are products that have both cosmetic and therapeutic (medical or drug-like) effects, and are intended to have a beneficial effect on skin health and beauty.

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Post-inflammatory hypopigmentation. What causes post-inflammatory hypopigmentation? Inflammation (such as eczema, seborrhoeic dermatitis) and trauma to the skin (such as cryotherapy or liquid nitrogen burns) may cause a temporary lightening of the skin and decrease in pigmentation by affecting the way melanocytes (pigment cells) work and produce melanin (pigment).

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Isotretinoin is a medication used to treat severe acne that has not responded to other treatments and is scarring or impacting on a person’s wellbeing.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Allergy Patch Testing is a process to detect allergic contact dermatitis to something a person has contacted at home, leisure or at work. It involves applying patches with test substances in small chambers or discs to a person’s back.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Squamous cell carcinoma. What is squamous cell carcinoma? Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is one of the most common forms of skin cancer, with only basal cell carcinoma (BCC) occurring more frequently. SCC occurs mainly in Caucasians.

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Keratoderma climactericum. Also known as Haxthausen disease. What is keratoderma climactericum? There are many forms of keratoderma which is the term given to the development of harmless skin thickening on the soles, particularly the heels. THE AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF DERMATOLOGISTSHOMEABOUT ACDFIND A

DERMATOLOGISTA

The Australasian College of Dermatologists (ACD) has a proud history dating back nearly 50 years although the practice of dermatology and other skin related issues dates back much further.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

This is ideal for diagnostic purposes as it produces full thickness skin specimens. It is easy to perform and gives a uniformly shaped tissue. This type of biopsy is performed using an instrument called a “punch” which is a circular blade attached to a pencil like handle. The blade size ranges from 2mm – 8mm in diameter.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

They are widespread in the environment and may be found on domestic dogs and cats, domestic and wild birds, mice, plants, straw, flour and dust. Their bites are often numerous and may cause redness, itching, swelling and blistering of the skin. These are parasites that feed on animal and human blood.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Mucoceles look like bluish or white round-shaped, firm lesions within the mouth. If you shine a light on them, you can often see through them. Mucoceles most commonly occur on the inner surface of the lip. They can also occur on the bottom floor of the mouth, the inner cheek, over the gums and tongue. Mucoceles are usually painless lesions, but

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Keratoderma climactericum. Also known as Haxthausen disease. What is keratoderma climactericum? There are many forms of keratoderma which is the term given to the development of harmless skin thickening on the soles, particularly the heels. Keratoderma climactericum refers to the form that occurs during the menopausal period.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

This can occur all over the body, but particularly effects the lips, nose and eye region. The skin may appear red, scaly and irritated. It may be itchy. The following suggestions may help with skin dryness: Apply a moisturiser to the face and body after showering CERTIFICATE IN MELANOGRAPHY ESSENTIALS Introduction The aim of the Melanography Essentials course is provide you with the relevant knowledge and skills in skin assessment and imaging which are required for competent and safe Melanography practice. Designed and delivered by the ACD and MoleMap, this course offers a combination of online and face to face workshop learning. Participants will complete 8

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Methotrexate. What is methotrexate? Methotrexate is a medication used in the treatment of skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, autoimmune blistering diseases and connective tissue diseases.It is also commonly used in the treatment of non dermatological conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease and rheumatoid arthritis.

ECZEMA - ACD

Introduction. Developed and delivered by Australian trained and based Dermatologists. This online course will familiarise you with Atopic dermatitis (AD), otherwise called atopic eczema, which forms part of the atopic triad with asthma and allergic rhinitis. The module also covers in detail specific conditions that often have an association AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF DERMATOLOGISTS You are not logged in. ()Data retention summary THE AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF DERMATOLOGISTSHOMEABOUT ACDFIND A

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The Australasian College of Dermatologists (ACD) has a proud history dating back nearly 50 years although the practice of dermatology and other skin related issues dates back much further.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

This is ideal for diagnostic purposes as it produces full thickness skin specimens. It is easy to perform and gives a uniformly shaped tissue. This type of biopsy is performed using an instrument called a “punch” which is a circular blade attached to a pencil like handle. The blade size ranges from 2mm – 8mm in diameter.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

They are widespread in the environment and may be found on domestic dogs and cats, domestic and wild birds, mice, plants, straw, flour and dust. Their bites are often numerous and may cause redness, itching, swelling and blistering of the skin. These are parasites that feed on animal and human blood.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Mucoceles look like bluish or white round-shaped, firm lesions within the mouth. If you shine a light on them, you can often see through them. Mucoceles most commonly occur on the inner surface of the lip. They can also occur on the bottom floor of the mouth, the inner cheek, over the gums and tongue. Mucoceles are usually painless lesions, but

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Keratoderma climactericum. Also known as Haxthausen disease. What is keratoderma climactericum? There are many forms of keratoderma which is the term given to the development of harmless skin thickening on the soles, particularly the heels. Keratoderma climactericum refers to the form that occurs during the menopausal period.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

This can occur all over the body, but particularly effects the lips, nose and eye region. The skin may appear red, scaly and irritated. It may be itchy. The following suggestions may help with skin dryness: Apply a moisturiser to the face and body after showering CERTIFICATE IN MELANOGRAPHY ESSENTIALS Introduction The aim of the Melanography Essentials course is provide you with the relevant knowledge and skills in skin assessment and imaging which are required for competent and safe Melanography practice. Designed and delivered by the ACD and MoleMap, this course offers a combination of online and face to face workshop learning. Participants will complete 8

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Methotrexate. What is methotrexate? Methotrexate is a medication used in the treatment of skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, autoimmune blistering diseases and connective tissue diseases.It is also commonly used in the treatment of non dermatological conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease and rheumatoid arthritis.

ECZEMA - ACD

Introduction. Developed and delivered by Australian trained and based Dermatologists. This online course will familiarise you with Atopic dermatitis (AD), otherwise called atopic eczema, which forms part of the atopic triad with asthma and allergic rhinitis. The module also covers in detail specific conditions that often have an association AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF DERMATOLOGISTS You are not logged in. ()Data retention summary

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

This can occur all over the body, but particularly effects the lips, nose and eye region. The skin may appear red, scaly and irritated. It may be itchy. The following suggestions may help with skin dryness: Apply a moisturiser to the face and body after showering

ECZEMA - ACD

Introduction. Developed and delivered by Australian trained and based Dermatologists. This online course will familiarise you with Atopic dermatitis (AD), otherwise called atopic eczema, which forms part of the atopic triad with asthma and allergic rhinitis. The module also covers in detail specific conditions that often have an association

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Mucoceles look like bluish or white round-shaped, firm lesions within the mouth. If you shine a light on them, you can often see through them. Mucoceles most commonly occur on the inner surface of the lip. They can also occur on the bottom floor of the mouth, the inner cheek, over the gums and tongue. Mucoceles are usually painless lesions, but

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Disseminated superficial actinic porokeratosis (DSAP) This occurs in the sun exposed areas of the skin. Most commonly seen on the arms and lower legs, but can be seen on trunk and other parts of the limbs exposed to the sun. Appears in the 30s and increase in numbers with sun exposure. Rarely involves the

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Photodynamic therapy is a treatment for various skin conditions. It requires a combination of a medication and the application of energy to create a chemical reaction that targets certain growths or skin conditions. The medication is applied usually in a cream formulation and the energy is obtained from a strong light source.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Perioral dermatitis presents as multiple red pimple-like bumps that tend to group around the mouth, nose and chin. The skin around the eyes is occasionally affected. If the lip area is affected, the lip line is classically spared. The overlying skin may be red, dry and flaky. This condition is more common in women than men.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Grover’s disease is a skin condition where red spots and small lumps develop most commonly in the sun-damaged skin of the front and back of the upper chest and abdomen. It most commonly affects middle-aged or elderly men and only rarely women.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Rosacea is a common, chronic skin disorder affecting the central face. It is an episodic and variable condition but classically presents as acne-like bumps (papules and pustules), red or pink patches and broken capillaries. The condition is common in people with fair skin and blue eyes who are of Celtic or English ancestry.

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The Australasian College of Dermatologists (ACD) has a proud history dating back nearly 50 years although the practice of dermatology and other skin related issues dates back much further.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

This is ideal for diagnostic purposes as it produces full thickness skin specimens. It is easy to perform and gives a uniformly shaped tissue. This type of biopsy is performed using an instrument called a “punch” which is a circular blade attached to a pencil like handle. The blade size ranges from 2mm – 8mm in diameter.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

They are widespread in the environment and may be found on domestic dogs and cats, domestic and wild birds, mice, plants, straw, flour and dust. Their bites are often numerous and may cause redness, itching, swelling and blistering of the skin. These are parasites that feed on animal and human blood.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Keratoderma climactericum. Also known as Haxthausen disease. What is keratoderma climactericum? There are many forms of keratoderma which is the term given to the development of harmless skin thickening on the soles, particularly the heels. Keratoderma climactericum refers to the form that occurs during the menopausal period.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Mucoceles look like bluish or white round-shaped, firm lesions within the mouth. If you shine a light on them, you can often see through them. Mucoceles most commonly occur on the inner surface of the lip. They can also occur on the bottom floor of the mouth, the inner cheek, over the gums and tongue. Mucoceles are usually painless lesions, but

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Zinc replacement is the treatment of choice. The dosage varies depending on the underlying cause of the deficiency. For example: A person with inherited zinc deficiency may require ongoing zinc replacement.A person with AE may require zinc replacement of 1 to 3 mg/kg/day. For zinc deficiency due to poor diet, replacement with zinc

may be short

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Methotrexate. What is methotrexate? Methotrexate is a medication used in the treatment of skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, autoimmune blistering diseases and connective tissue diseases.It is also commonly used in the treatment of non dermatological conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease and rheumatoid arthritis.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

The following is a guide for recovery times after fractional laser resurfacing: For non-ablative: 3 to 7 days for treatments on the face. 5 to10 days for treatments on the neck, chest or limbs. For ablative: 10 to14 days for treatment on the face. 14 days or more for treatment on other areas. Images of chest and décolletage area, before and

ECZEMA - ACD

Introduction. Developed and delivered by Australian trained and based Dermatologists. This online course will familiarise you with Atopic dermatitis (AD), otherwise called atopic eczema, which forms part of the atopic triad with asthma and allergic rhinitis. The module also covers in detail specific conditions that often have an association AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF DERMATOLOGISTS You are not logged in. ()Data retention summary THE AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF DERMATOLOGISTSHOMEABOUT ACDFIND A

DERMATOLOGISTA

The Australasian College of Dermatologists (ACD) has a proud history dating back nearly 50 years although the practice of dermatology and other skin related issues dates back much further.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

This is ideal for diagnostic purposes as it produces full thickness skin specimens. It is easy to perform and gives a uniformly shaped tissue. This type of biopsy is performed using an instrument called a “punch” which is a circular blade attached to a pencil like handle. The blade size ranges from 2mm – 8mm in diameter.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

They are widespread in the environment and may be found on domestic dogs and cats, domestic and wild birds, mice, plants, straw, flour and dust. Their bites are often numerous and may cause redness, itching, swelling and blistering of the skin. These are parasites that feed on animal and human blood.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Keratoderma climactericum. Also known as Haxthausen disease. What is keratoderma climactericum? There are many forms of keratoderma which is the term given to the development of harmless skin thickening on the soles, particularly the heels. Keratoderma climactericum refers to the form that occurs during the menopausal period.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Mucoceles look like bluish or white round-shaped, firm lesions within the mouth. If you shine a light on them, you can often see through them. Mucoceles most commonly occur on the inner surface of the lip. They can also occur on the bottom floor of the mouth, the inner cheek, over the gums and tongue. Mucoceles are usually painless lesions, but

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Zinc replacement is the treatment of choice. The dosage varies depending on the underlying cause of the deficiency. For example: A person with inherited zinc deficiency may require ongoing zinc replacement.A person with AE may require zinc replacement of 1 to 3 mg/kg/day. For zinc deficiency due to poor diet, replacement with zinc

may be short

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Methotrexate. What is methotrexate? Methotrexate is a medication used in the treatment of skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, autoimmune blistering diseases and connective tissue diseases.It is also commonly used in the treatment of non dermatological conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease and rheumatoid arthritis.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

The following is a guide for recovery times after fractional laser resurfacing: For non-ablative: 3 to 7 days for treatments on the face. 5 to10 days for treatments on the neck, chest or limbs. For ablative: 10 to14 days for treatment on the face. 14 days or more for treatment on other areas. Images of chest and décolletage area, before and

ECZEMA - ACD

Introduction. Developed and delivered by Australian trained and based Dermatologists. This online course will familiarise you with Atopic dermatitis (AD), otherwise called atopic eczema, which forms part of the atopic triad with asthma and allergic rhinitis. The module also covers in detail specific conditions that often have an association AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF DERMATOLOGISTS You are not logged in. ()Data retention summary

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Mucoceles look like bluish or white round-shaped, firm lesions within the mouth. If you shine a light on them, you can often see through them. Mucoceles most commonly occur on the inner surface of the lip. They can also occur on the bottom floor of the mouth, the inner cheek, over the gums and tongue. Mucoceles are usually painless lesions, but

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

The main feature of seborrhoeic dermatitis is greasy white or yellowish scales occurring over a patch of inflamed red skin. It typically occurs on the scalp and central face around the nose and eyebrows, but may also affect the forehead, beard area and skin around

the ears.

CERTIFICATE OF PRACTICAL DERMOSCOPY Dr Jim Muir. MB BS. FACD (Brisbane) Dr Jim Muir is a life-long resident of Brisbane who qualified as a specialist dermatologist in 1994. Besides practicing at South East Dermatology he is the Director of the Department of Dermatology at the Mater Hospital, South

Brisbane.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

The following is a guide for recovery times after fractional laser resurfacing: For non-ablative: 3 to 7 days for treatments on the face. 5 to10 days for treatments on the neck, chest or limbs. For ablative: 10 to14 days for treatment on the face. 14 days or more for treatment on other areas. Images of chest and décolletage area, before and

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

What is it? Also known asacne, pimples, zits, spots What is acne vulgaris? Acne is a very common skin condition that usually begins in adolescence. The hair follicle and its associated oil (sebaceous) gland become blocked and inflamed. Whiteheads, blackheads and inflamed pus-filled spots develop on the face, neck, back and chest because

this is

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Pruritus ani can be caused by skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, lichen planus, lichen sclerosus or by other factors such as haemorrhoids or bowel problems such as “anal fissure”. In young children or parents of young children, pinworm infection is a common cause. Other infections such as herpes or candida can also be

responsible.

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Grover’s disease is a skin condition where red spots and small lumps develop most commonly in the sun-damaged skin of the front and back of the upper chest and abdomen. It most commonly affects middle-aged or elderly men and only rarely women.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Rosacea is a common, chronic skin disorder affecting the central face. It is an episodic and variable condition but classically presents as acne-like bumps (papules and pustules), red or pink patches and broken capillaries. The condition is common in people with fair skin and blue eyes who are of Celtic or English ancestry.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Erythema ab igne (EAI) is a skin reaction characterised by a pattern of erythema (redness) resembling a net or hyperpigmentation (increased pigmentation) caused by chronic exposure to heat. In the past, EAI most commonly affected people who spent excessive time in

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Scabies is a condition that occurs as a result of infestation with a tiny mite (parasite) called Sarcoptes scabei var hominis. The mite lives exclusively on human skin and is different to mites that cause conditions in other animals. Scabies is highly contagious (spreads from person to person) and causes an extremely itchy rash. THE AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF DERMATOLOGISTSHOMEABOUT ACDFIND A

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The Australasian College of Dermatologists (ACD) has a proud history dating back nearly 50 years although the practice of dermatology and other skin related issues dates back much further.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

They are widespread in the environment and may be found on domestic dogs and cats, domestic and wild birds, mice, plants, straw, flour and dust. Their bites are often numerous and may cause redness, itching, swelling and blistering of the skin. These are parasites that feed on animal and human blood.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Keratoderma climactericum. Also known as Haxthausen disease. What is keratoderma climactericum? There are many forms of keratoderma which is the term given to the development of harmless skin thickening on the soles, particularly the heels. Keratoderma climactericum refers to the form that occurs during the menopausal period.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Headache, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), vertigo (dizziness) Muscle weakness. Mood changes and/ or mental disease changes. Increased pigmentation (darkening) of the skin. Blue-grey to black discolouration may appear on sun exposed areas of the skin such as the face and shins as well as nails and roof of the mouth. Skin rashes.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Zinc replacement is the treatment of choice. The dosage varies depending on the underlying cause of the deficiency. For example: A person with inherited zinc deficiency may require ongoing zinc replacement.A person with AE may require zinc replacement of 1 to 3 mg/kg/day. For zinc deficiency due to poor diet, replacement with zinc

may be short

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Perioral dermatitis presents as multiple red pimple-like bumps that tend to group around the mouth, nose and chin. The skin around the eyes is occasionally affected. If the lip area is affected, the lip line is classically spared. The overlying skin may be red, dry and flaky. This condition is more common in women than men.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Mucoceles look like bluish or white round-shaped, firm lesions within the mouth. If you shine a light on them, you can often see through them. Mucoceles most commonly occur on the inner surface of the lip. They can also occur on the bottom floor of the mouth, the inner cheek, over the gums and tongue. Mucoceles are usually painless lesions, but

POSITION STATEMENTS

ACD position statements and fact sheets promote and reflect the views of the College and its Fellows for the purposes of advocacy, education and communication. Position statements address topics that impact College members, health professionals, patients and the community – from guidance and recommendations on dermatology best practice, to information and fact sheets on skin

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Methotrexate. What is methotrexate? Methotrexate is a medication used in the treatment of skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, autoimmune blistering diseases and connective tissue diseases.It is also commonly used in the treatment of non dermatological conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease and rheumatoid arthritis.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Seborrhoeic Keratoses are “wart-like” growths. They are usually raised above the surface of the skin and appear to be stuck on like “barnacles”. They can occur in varying shades of brown from light to very dark brown. The surface of Seborrhoeic Keratoses usually feels rough and warty. They can sometimes be dry and scaly and become itchy THE AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF DERMATOLOGISTSHOMEABOUT ACDFIND A

DERMATOLOGISTA

The Australasian College of Dermatologists (ACD) has a proud history dating back nearly 50 years although the practice of dermatology and other skin related issues dates back much further.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

They are widespread in the environment and may be found on domestic dogs and cats, domestic and wild birds, mice, plants, straw, flour and dust. Their bites are often numerous and may cause redness, itching, swelling and blistering of the skin. These are parasites that feed on animal and human blood.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Keratoderma climactericum. Also known as Haxthausen disease. What is keratoderma climactericum? There are many forms of keratoderma which is the term given to the development of harmless skin thickening on the soles, particularly the heels. Keratoderma climactericum refers to the form that occurs during the menopausal period.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Headache, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), vertigo (dizziness) Muscle weakness. Mood changes and/ or mental disease changes. Increased pigmentation (darkening) of the skin. Blue-grey to black discolouration may appear on sun exposed areas of the skin such as the face and shins as well as nails and roof of the mouth. Skin rashes.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Zinc replacement is the treatment of choice. The dosage varies depending on the underlying cause of the deficiency. For example: A person with inherited zinc deficiency may require ongoing zinc replacement.A person with AE may require zinc replacement of 1 to 3 mg/kg/day. For zinc deficiency due to poor diet, replacement with zinc

may be short

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Perioral dermatitis presents as multiple red pimple-like bumps that tend to group around the mouth, nose and chin. The skin around the eyes is occasionally affected. If the lip area is affected, the lip line is classically spared. The overlying skin may be red, dry and flaky. This condition is more common in women than men.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Mucoceles look like bluish or white round-shaped, firm lesions within the mouth. If you shine a light on them, you can often see through them. Mucoceles most commonly occur on the inner surface of the lip. They can also occur on the bottom floor of the mouth, the inner cheek, over the gums and tongue. Mucoceles are usually painless lesions, but

POSITION STATEMENTS

ACD position statements and fact sheets promote and reflect the views of the College and its Fellows for the purposes of advocacy, education and communication. Position statements address topics that impact College members, health professionals, patients and the community – from guidance and recommendations on dermatology best practice, to information and fact sheets on skin

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Methotrexate. What is methotrexate? Methotrexate is a medication used in the treatment of skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, autoimmune blistering diseases and connective tissue diseases.It is also commonly used in the treatment of non dermatological conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease and rheumatoid arthritis.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Seborrhoeic Keratoses are “wart-like” growths. They are usually raised above the surface of the skin and appear to be stuck on like “barnacles”. They can occur in varying shades of brown from light to very dark brown. The surface of Seborrhoeic Keratoses usually feels rough and warty. They can sometimes be dry and scaly and become itchy

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

They are widespread in the environment and may be found on domestic dogs and cats, domestic and wild birds, mice, plants, straw, flour and dust. Their bites are often numerous and may cause redness, itching, swelling and blistering of the skin. These are parasites that feed on animal and human blood.

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Zinc replacement is the treatment of choice. The dosage varies depending on the underlying cause of the deficiency. For example: A person with inherited zinc deficiency may require ongoing zinc replacement.A person with AE may require zinc replacement of 1 to 3 mg/kg/day. For zinc deficiency due to poor diet, replacement with zinc

may be short

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Mucoceles look like bluish or white round-shaped, firm lesions within the mouth. If you shine a light on them, you can often see through them. Mucoceles most commonly occur on the inner surface of the lip. They can also occur on the bottom floor of the mouth, the inner cheek, over the gums and tongue. Mucoceles are usually painless lesions, but

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Laser resurfacing – fully ablative. Laser and procedural dermatologists rely on fully ablative lasers, including CO 2 (carbon dioxide) and erbium lasers to treat a variety of skin conditions. Laser resurfacing can involve using fully ablative lasers (meaning that the entire skin’s surface is treated) or fractionally ablative lasers (meaning only a percentage or fraction of the skin is

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Scabies is a condition that occurs as a result of infestation with a tiny mite (parasite) called Sarcoptes scabei var hominis. The mite lives exclusively on human skin and is different to mites that cause conditions in other animals. Scabies is highly contagious (spreads from person to person) and causes an extremely itchy rash.

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Pruritus ani can be caused by skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, lichen planus, lichen sclerosus or by other factors such as haemorrhoids or bowel problems such as “anal fissure”. In young children or parents of young children, pinworm infection is a common cause. Other infections such as herpes or candida can also be

responsible.

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The cause of keratoacanthoma is unknown. It most frequently occurs on the sun exposed skin of the head and neck, arms and legs and is more common in fair sun-damaged individuals or people whose immune system is suppressed by disease or treatment (such as transplant patients). Keratoacanthoma is thought to be a less aggressive form of squamous

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Also known as Age Warts, Senile Warts, Brown Warts. Seborrhoeic Keratoses are benign “wart-like” growths on the skin. Seborrhoeic Keratoses affect all racial groups and most commonly appear after the age of 40 years although some people may develop them earlier. AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF DERMATOLOGISTS You are not logged in. ()Data retention summary THE AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF DERMATOLOGISTSHOMEABOUT ACDFIND A

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The Australasian College of Dermatologists (ACD) has a proud history dating back nearly 50 years although the practice of dermatology and other skin related issues dates back much further.

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Keratoderma climactericum. Also known as Haxthausen disease. What is keratoderma climactericum? There are many forms of keratoderma which is the term given to the development of harmless skin thickening on the soles, particularly the heels.

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Insect bites can cause reactions in the skin and may transmit diseases. Mosquitoes, flies, ticks and fleas are the main cause of

bites and stings

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Mucoceles occur due to interruptions in small salivary glands ducts due to trauma. This can lead to a build-up of mucous material in the surrounding connective tissue layers.

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Hydroxychloroquine is an anti-malarial drug that is used to treat a wide variety of skin conditions.

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Zinc Deficiency and the Skin. What effect does zinc deficiency have on the skin? Zinc deficiency results in skin changes that can look like atopic dermatitis in the early stages.

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ACD position statements and fact sheets promote and reflect the views of the College and its Fellows for the purposes of advocacy, education and communication. Position statements address topics that impact College members, health professionals, patients and the community – from guidance and recommendations on dermatology best practice, to information and fact sheets on skin

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Perioral dermatitis. Also known as periorificial dermatitis, steroid induced rosacea, “muzzle rash”. What is it? Perioral dermatitis is a common inflammatory rash that occurs around the mouth area. Other affected areas include around the nose, chin and eyes.

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Methotrexate. What is methotrexate? Methotrexate is a medication used in the treatment of skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, autoimmune blistering diseases and connective tissue diseases.It is also commonly used in the treatment of non dermatological conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease and rheumatoid arthritis.

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Rosacea. What is rosacea? Rosacea is a common, chronic skin disorder affecting the central face. It is an episodic and variable condition but classically presents as acne-like bumps (papules and pustules), red or pink patches and broken capillaries. THE AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF DERMATOLOGISTSHOMEABOUT ACDFIND A

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The Australasian College of Dermatologists (ACD) has a proud history dating back nearly 50 years although the practice of dermatology and other skin related issues dates back much further.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Keratoderma climactericum. Also known as Haxthausen disease. What is keratoderma climactericum? There are many forms of keratoderma which is the term given to the development of harmless skin thickening on the soles, particularly the heels.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Insect bites can cause reactions in the skin and may transmit diseases. Mosquitoes, flies, ticks and fleas are the main cause of

bites and stings

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Mucoceles occur due to interruptions in small salivary glands ducts due to trauma. This can lead to a build-up of mucous material in the surrounding connective tissue layers.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Hydroxychloroquine is an anti-malarial drug that is used to treat a wide variety of skin conditions.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Zinc Deficiency and the Skin. What effect does zinc deficiency have on the skin? Zinc deficiency results in skin changes that can look like atopic dermatitis in the early stages.

POSITION STATEMENTS

ACD position statements and fact sheets promote and reflect the views of the College and its Fellows for the purposes of advocacy, education and communication. Position statements address topics that impact College members, health professionals, patients and the community – from guidance and recommendations on dermatology best practice, to information and fact sheets on skin

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Perioral dermatitis. Also known as periorificial dermatitis, steroid induced rosacea, “muzzle rash”. What is it? Perioral dermatitis is a common inflammatory rash that occurs around the mouth area. Other affected areas include around the nose, chin and eyes.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Methotrexate. What is methotrexate? Methotrexate is a medication used in the treatment of skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, autoimmune blistering diseases and connective tissue diseases.It is also commonly used in the treatment of non dermatological conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease and rheumatoid arthritis.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Rosacea. What is rosacea? Rosacea is a common, chronic skin disorder affecting the central face. It is an episodic and variable condition but classically presents as acne-like bumps (papules and pustules), red or pink patches and broken capillaries.

ACD A-Z OF SKIN

Insect bites can cause reactions in the skin and may transmit diseases. Mosquitoes, flies, ticks and fleas are the main cause of

bites and stings

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Zinc Deficiency and the Skin. What effect does zinc deficiency have on the skin? Zinc deficiency results in skin changes that can look like atopic dermatitis in the early stages.

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Mucoceles occur due to interruptions in small salivary glands ducts due to trauma. This can lead to a build-up of mucous material in the surrounding connective tissue layers.

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Laser resurfacing – fully ablative. Laser and procedural dermatologists rely on fully ablative lasers, including CO 2 (carbon dioxide) and erbium lasers to treat a variety of skin conditions. Laser resurfacing can involve using fully ablative lasers (meaning that the entire skin’s surface is treated) or fractionally ablative lasers (meaning only a percentage or fraction of the skin is

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Scabies. Also known as Norwegian scabies which is a more severe form of scabies. What is scabies? Scabies is a condition that occurs as a result of infestation with a tiny mite (parasite) called Sarcoptes scabei var hominis.The mite lives exclusively on human skin and is different to mites that cause conditions in other animals.

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Keratoacanthoma. What is keratoacanthoma? Keratoacanthoma is a skin tumour that develops on sun damaged skin. It is often difficult to distinguish it from a more aggressive lookalike, a squamous cell cancer (SCC).. Image reproduced with permission of Dr Davin Lim

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What is it? Also known as Age Warts, Senile Warts, Brown Warts Seborrhoeic Keratoses are benign “wart-like” growths on the skin. Seborrhoeic Keratoses affect all racial groups and most commonly appear after the age of 40 years although some people may develop them earlier. They are often considered unsightly in appearance. What

causes it?

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Keratosis pilaris is a common but harmless condition that results in rough, bumpy spots on the upper arms and thighs. most common in adolescence but also..

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