Skin of Color

Foreword

Preface

Contributors

1. Structural, Physiologic, Functional, and Cultural Differences in Skin of Color

By Adedamola Adegbenro and Susan Taylor

2. Acne and Rosacea in Skin of Color

By Sejal K. Shah and Andrew F. Alexis

3. Contact Dermatitis

By Ama Alexis and Vincent A. DeLeo

4. Inflammatory Disorders with Unique Clinical Features

By Kelli D. Jones and Ted Rosen

5. Nonscarring Alopecias

By Victoria H. Barbosa

6. Cicatricial Alopecias

By Yolanda M. Lenzy and Amy J. McMichael

7. Pseudofolliculitis Barbae and Acne Keloidalis Nuchae

By Marcelyn K. Coley, Paul Kelly, and Andrew F. Alexis

8. Disorders of Hyperpigmentation

By So Yeon Paek and Amit G. Pandya

9. Disorders of Hypopigmentation and Depigmentation

By Ife J. Rodney and Rebat M. Halder

10. Keloids

By Hilary Baldwin

11. Skin Cancers in Skin of Color

By Brook A. Jackson

12. Overview of Cosmetic Concerns in Skin of Color

By Heather Woolery-Lloyd and Jenna N. Kammer

13. Laser Hair Removal for Darker Skin Types

By Eliot Battle

14. Dermal Fillers in Ethnic Skin

By Cheryl M. Burgess

15. Botulinum Toxin A

By Elena Jones and Carlos A. Charles

16. Chemical Peels and Microdermabrasion in Skin of Color

By Fran E. Cook-Bolden, Jocelyne Papacharalambous, and Tanasha Sylvester

17. Cultural Considerations in People of African Descent

By Victoria H. Barbosa

18. Cultural Considerations in Asian Patients

By Chanisada Wongpraparut and Henry W. Lim

19. Cultural Considerations in Latino Patients

By David Rodriguez

20. Dermatologic Disorders in Children of Color

By Nanette B. Silverberg

21. Hair Transplantation

By Valerie D. Callender and Erica C. Davis

Index

Andrew F. Alexis, MD, MPH

Director, Skin of Color Center

Department of Dermatology

St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital

New York, NY, USA



Victoria H. Barbosa, MD, MPH, MBA

Assistant Professor

Department of Dermatology

Rush University

Chicago, IL, USA

From the reviews:"Clinical dermatologists will appreciate the practical information this book presents on treating darker skin types for a variety of disorders. ... The information is well organized and concisely presented. This is a useful guide to treating common skin disorders seen in patients with darker skin ... . I found the book easy to read and predict it will be a handy reference to refresh one's neurons for diagnosing and treating skin disorders in darker pigmented individuals." (Patricia Wong, Doody's Book Reviews, March, 2013)