EADV EVENT
Future of Dermatology
A 50-Year Outlook
Developed in collaboration with 19 worldwide experts, this whitepaper provides a comprehensive exploration of the evolving landscape of dermatology in response to profound global changes.
It examines the increasing burden of skin conditions driven by demographic shifts, climate change, urbanization, and lifestyle factors, emphasizing the need for innovative, multifaceted strategies. The report introduces the revolutionary 4P model—Personalized, Predictive, Preventive, and Participatory care—that leverages molecular profiling, AI, and microbiome research to improve diagnosis and treatment efficacy.
It advocates for an inclusive approach, addressing disparities in skin health by promoting diversity in research, education, and clinical practice, while also harnessing digital technologies like teledermatology and AI to expand access.
Furthermore, it emphasizes sustainable practices in formulation, packaging, clinical operations, and social responsibility, aiming for a greener, more equitable dermatology future.
Ultimately, this whitepaper underscores the importance of integrating prevention, technology, inclusivity, and sustainability to shape a healthier, more resilient skin care paradigm worldwide.
It examines the increasing burden of skin conditions driven by demographic shifts, climate change, urbanization, and lifestyle factors, emphasizing the need for innovative, multifaceted strategies. The report introduces the revolutionary 4P model—Personalized, Predictive, Preventive, and Participatory care—that leverages molecular profiling, AI, and microbiome research to improve diagnosis and treatment efficacy.
It advocates for an inclusive approach, addressing disparities in skin health by promoting diversity in research, education, and clinical practice, while also harnessing digital technologies like teledermatology and AI to expand access.
Furthermore, it emphasizes sustainable practices in formulation, packaging, clinical operations, and social responsibility, aiming for a greener, more equitable dermatology future.
Ultimately, this whitepaper underscores the importance of integrating prevention, technology, inclusivity, and sustainability to shape a healthier, more resilient skin care paradigm worldwide.