The dermatological impact of different environmental and physiological factors

Dr. Berardesca, Dr. Alexis, Dr. Zouboulis, Dr. Passeron, Dr. Valacchi, Dr. Ständer, Dr. Stein

ACCREDITED CREDIT: 2

Learning objectives

The skin is at the interface between our bodies and the environment, and, as such many external and internal factors have a strong impact on it. As we discover more about these interactions, we gain knowledge to prevent and treat detrimental effects to the skin.
In this course, we will review the effect of external factors such as visible light exposure and pollution, and the impact of internal factors such as hormones, aging and antioxidants. We will also learn about the interactions between the skin and the brain in pathologies, how mental health can affect skin health and how psychology could be used to improve mental health in dermatology settings.
Join this journey to improve your knowledge in dermatology and polish your skills to better care for your and your patients' skin!

Advantages of CME

Complexion of the course will allow you to gain European credit from the European Accreditation Council for CME (EACCME). EACME are recognized in the following countries: Armenia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Finland, Georgia, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Tunisia, Turkey, United Kingdom, USA.
EACME credit can be converted in American Medical Association credit (AMA). They are also recognized outside Europe on a voluntarly basis. Please liaise with your local accreditation entity for information and conversion. More information can be found on Xpeer website.