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Season 2 • Episode 30

Hidden Gems, Part 2: How Generic Systemics Still Shine in Dermatology

Episode Description

Older systemic drugs aren’t just relics—they’re critical tools for dermatologists tackling all kinds of medical diseases - whether we're talking about patients who can't access (or don't respond adequately) to our highly effective FDA approved drugs for psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, alopecia areata, hidradenitis or about patients with diseases that don't have an extremely effective FDA approved drug - things like lichen planus, granuloma annulare, dermatitis herpetiformis and many, many more.  This week, we talk through dapsone, roflumilast, and acitretin.
In this episode, you’ll learn:

Perfect for dermatology providers who want up-to-date, actionable advice on systemic therapy selection, risk monitoring, and patient communication. Whether you’re managing recalcitrant inflammatory disorders or optimizing care for common skin diseases, these “oldies but goodies” might be your next best move.
Tune in for clinical pearls and expert insights you can put to work in your practice!

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