Dermatology Times is a monthly tabloid newsmagazine and leading information source for dermatologists, offering credible, relevant and timely reporting on the latest trends in the specialty.

Our print and digital editions, our Web site and our monthly e-newsletter provide more than just factual coverage of cutting-edge research and current trends; they provide the context for practical application in day-to-day practice. We keep dermatologists at the forefront of the latest developments in their field. "

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In The Know (ITK) is an A-sized, quarterly consumer magazine that provides the opportunity to reach out to the patients of 10,797 dermatologists and 11,000 aesthetic surgeons across the United States.

ITK provides readers with accurate, easy-to-understand information on cosmetic surgery procedures and skincare solutions under the direction of leading aesthetic surgeons and dermatologists. From the latest products to the most up-to-date plastic surgery procedures, ITK offers beauty solutions and guidance for every reader.

 

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