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In 2012, our very own Dr. Benjamin Barankin was asked to publish a chapter “Respecting Differences: Dermatology in a Diverse Society” in the book “Dermatoethics. Contemporary ethics and professionalism in dermatology.” He was asked more recently to contribute a chapter on “Ethics” which was published in “Clinical Dermatology Trials 101, a Primer for Dermatologists.” In this latest book, Dr. Barankin was published amongst some of the best dermatologists in the world.

Dr. Benjamin Barankin is on the medical committee of the Acne and Rosacea Society of Canada, which just launched “Rosacea Help”. The content of the website is up to date and written by some of the best dermatologists in Canada. This new rosacea website is geared for a Canadian audience and has information about the causes of rosacea, types of rosacea, signs of rosacea,  impact of rosacea, triggers that flare rosacea (environmental and lifestyle), treatments, up to date news and research, as well as events related to rosacea in the community. There is also information on when to see a doctor. This website contains some of the best rosacea information you can find on the web.

Our very own dermatologist Dr. Benjamin Barankin was quoted amongst the best dermatologists in Canada discussing new developments in psoriasis in the Oct/Nov 2014 issue of The Chronicle of Skin & Allergy. As both a busy clinician and researcher in psoriasis, Dr. Barankin’s expertise is often quoted by the media. The article highlights the existing therapies, as well as new therapies in psoriasis including generic or biosimilar biologics, anti-IL17 agents such as secukinumab, brodalumab, and ixekizumab. Scalp psoriasis and co-morbidities of psoriasis (e.g. arthritis, metabolic syndrome, diabetes, high blood pressure) are also discussed. The article also mentions the new national Canadian psoriasis guidelines of which Dr. Barankin was selected to be a part of and which will be released in 2015.

While it may be true that I often like to talk about what we do over on the cosmetics side of Toronto Dermatology Centre, and I think it is obvious that it is what I know and live for, there are a couple of amazing people that I often forget to mention, that without, none of this would be possible. Working for two of Canada’s best dermatologists not only keeps us up to date, best educated and with the fortune to work with the best equipment and products, but it certainly keeps us on our toes too! So, without further ado, let me introduce you to the machine behind the clinic, my amazing bosses!

Dr. Freiman discusses the issue of antibiotic resistance in acne therapy in The Chronicle of Skin and Allergy. The use of antibiotic treatments to manage acne is contributing to the global dilemma of antibiotic resistance, so therapeutic strategies need to address this development, according to Dr. Anatoli Freiman, the medical director of the Toronto Dermatology Centre. “Antibiotic resistance is an international concern,” said Dr. Freiman, speaking in Toronto at Primary Care Today 2014 regarding the threat of antibiotic resistance linked to acne treatment. He pointed to recent news about a World Health Organization report, which warned of the threat of antibiotic resistant bacteria….

Our very own Dr. Barankin recently co-authored an article on palmar hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating) in the Journal of Neonatology and Clinical Pediatrics. In this scientific article, Dr. Barankin reviews the root causes of this condition, the incidence of it, how to diagnose it, how it manifests, the prognosis, and the best treatment options for hyperhidrosis. Click here to view the article.

Our dermatologist Dr. Benjamin Barankin recently was quoted in the holiday issue of INBETWEEN magazine discussing how to get the best glow this season, in particular reviewing microdermabrasion, chemical peels, dermarolling, and laser resurfacing. As an expert in anti-aging treatments, Dr. Barankin is frequently quoted by the Canadian and international press discussing the best treatments for both medical and cosmetic issues. Check out the article here.

Studies show that about 1 in 10 people suffer from some form of nail fungus in their lifetime. Toenail fungus is much more prevalent than fingernail fungus. The fungus can make toenails thick, yellow or discolored, and may cause pain when walking or standing….

Our very own Dr. Benjamin Barankin was recently invited to lecture at the 52nd Annual Scientific Assembly of the College of Family Physicians of Ontario. His topic was Dermatology Review, and he covered new developments and treatments for such conditions as: acne, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, melasma, and hyperhidrosis. In addition, he spoke about the uses of neuromodulators such as Botox and Dysport for dynamic wrinkles and other problems, fillers such as Juvederm and Restylane, and the latest in laser treatments.

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