Training the Next Generation of Pigmentary Disorders Experts

The 3rd Annual Pigmentary Disorders Exchange Symposium will bring back together world-renowned dermatology experts who will spend two full days diving deep into pigmentary disorders in the full spectrum of skin tones, from lightest through darkest.   

Join Symposium Chair Pearl E. Grimes, MD, FAAD for this one-of-a-kind, two-day CME/CE event June 7-8, 2025, at the JW Marriott in Chicago, IL. Brought to you by MedscapeLIVE! and the producers of ODAC Dermatology, Aesthetic, and Surgical Conference and Skin of Color Update, the 3rd Annual Pigmentary Disorders Exchange Symposium will allow participants to increase their understanding of:

• The effects of pigmentary disorders on patients' quality of life.
• The need for paradigm shifts in how we approach these individuals.
• The pathogenesis, nuances in clinical presentation, and full range of therapeutic options, including topical approaches, oral interventions, and procedural modalities, for the full spectrum of diseases from hyperpigmentation to hypopigmentation.

Unlike other conferences that only cover the basics of pigmentary disorders, we will go the extra mile to arm each clinician with the right tools to improve treatment outcomes, avoid complications, and mitigate the impact of these conditions on patients’ quality of life.

Each session will include patient cases, thought-provoking discussions, and plenty of interactive Q&A time so that you may bring your most pressing questions to our faculty.

In addition, you will have robust opportunities to interact with your colleagues beyond the educational sessions, such as:

• Visit booths in the Exhibit Hall
• Benefit from peer-to-peer learning during Exchange Forum sessions
• Networking with other dermatology clinicians during the welcome reception and coffee breaks

Register today to receive the best available rate.

We look forward to you joining us June 7-8, 2025, at the JW Marriott Chicago at 151 W Adams St, Chicago, Illinois, 60603 for the 3rd Annual Pigmentary Disorders Exchange Symposium.

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