Daily Registration Now Available from SDSS
Society of Dermatology SkinCare Specialists
7th Annual Meeting
Marines' Memorial Club & Hotel San Francisco, CA
March 9-12, 2009
During these economically challenging times, the SDSS is hearing your concerns. We are offering daily registration rates for members and nonmembers to help you stay abreast of current treatments and technologies.
Come take advantage of the SDSS conference with leading dermatologists and educators and stimulate your practice economy! Download Full Schedule Here
Monday, March 9th
Jeff Clifton
Philip Werschler M.D.
Jan Marini
Jennifer Linder, M.D.
Steve Shiel, Ph.D
Roundtables
Richard Noodleman M.D.
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Tuesday, March 10th
Two tracks of Classrooms starting at 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
EXHIBIT HALL
10:00 am - 6:00 pm
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Wednesday, March 11th
Vic Narurkar, MD
Ben Johnson, MD
Mary Mills Kennedy
Thomas Francel MD
Brian Lorenz
John Kulesza
Susanne S. Warfield
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Attendee must have reviewed the NCEA Training Manual and completed the Knowledge Review Sections to the best of their ability. To purchase the NCEA Certified Training Pack, click here .
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Measuring Nonsolar Tanning Behavior from PCI Journal
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U.S. Cosmetic Surgery Procedures Market to Reach $15.1 Billion by 2012, According to New Report
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Can Sagging Eyelids be Tightened by Laser Surgery?
from The Boston Globe Yes, but the results vary, depending on the kind of laser used.
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Chance Side Effect Creates Thick Eyelashes, Market for Latisse from USA Today Another drug is getting a second life because of desirable side effects.
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Skin Woes Take Toll on U.S. Combat Troops
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Skinny on Skin
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Controversial Procedure Makes Eyes Look Rounder
from Little About More than 160,000 people have their eyelids reshaped by plastic surgeons each year. The eyelifts or blepharoplasty procedures tighten loose, sagging lids or remove puffy bags below the eyes. They can also add a fold or crease to the upper lid, an especially popular effect among some Asian women. More
National Certification for Skin Care Professionals
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