DermatologyVideo course2025
Harvard Laser & Aesthetic Skin Therapy: What’s the Truth? 2025 — lasers, devices and injectables from Wellman masters
Harvard Laser & Aesthetic Skin Therapy What’s the Truth 2025, recorded 27–28 September 2025, gathers R. Rox Anderson, Mathew Avram, Suzanne Kilmer, E. Victor Ross, Jean Carruthers and colleagues for an evidence-first look at aesthetic medicine. Its 56 videos with a PDF (40.6 GB) cover device-tissue interaction and safety, rosacea, tattoos, pigment and melasma, fractional and ablative resurfacing, scars, acne, skin of colour, hair restoration, exosomes, GLP-1 laxity, toxin and filler workshops, complications and the Wellman Center’s 50th-anniversary showcase.
- 56videos
- 40.6 GBdownload
- 2course days
- Sep 2025recorded
What you’ll be able to do
- Practise laser safety and understand device–skin interactions
- Combine fractional, ablative and tightening devices for rejuvenation
- Treat melasma, scars, acne and vascular lesions
- Adapt treatment for skin of colour
- Inject toxins and fillers safely and handle complications
Inside the course
Harvard Laser & Aesthetic Skin Therapy 2025, day one
Laser basics and safety, rosacea, tattoos and pigment, rhytides, melasma and tightening, fractional and ablative rejuvenation, medical laser uses from scars to port-wine stains, and skin of colour — ending with an open ask-me-anything session.
Day two
Cosmeceuticals, exosomes, supplements, skin-cancer prevention, hair restoration, body contouring, anaesthesia and aftercare, a toxin and filler workshop with video demonstrations, complications and innovations from the Wellman lab.
Built for
- Dermatologists and plastic surgeonsEvidence-based device and injectable practice.
- Oculoplastic, ENT and OB-GYN physiciansAesthetic skin therapy in their field.
Faculty & programme
Saturday, September 27 23 talks
- R. Rox Anderson — Principles of Energy-Based Device–Skin Interactions
- E. Victor Ross — Overview of Lasers, Light Sources and Energy-Based Devices
- Suzanne L. Kilmer — Safety 101: Keeping You and Your Patients Safe
- J. Stuart Nelson — Red Alert: Lasers and Lights for Rosacea and Telangiectasia
- Omar A. Ibrahimi — Update on Tattoo Removal
- E. Victor Ross — Pigmented Lesions and Photoaging: My Approach
- Jeremy B. Green — Combination Approach for Treatment of Rhytides
- Molly Wanner — Clinical Endpoints
- Andrew F. Alexis — A Multimodal Approach to Successfully Treating Melasma and Hyperpigmentation
- Catherine M. DiGiorgio — Maximizing Patient Satisfaction with Tissue-Tightening Devices
- Mathew M. Avram — Non-Ablative and Ablative Fractional Resurfacing: How to Combine Multiple Devices
- Suzanne L. Kilmer — Ablative Resurfacing: Still the Gold Standard?
- Brian S. Biesman — Periorbital Rejuvenation
- H. Ray Jalian — When Not to Treat
- E. Victor Ross — Surgical, Laser and Other Treatments of Scars: New Advances
- J. Stuart Nelson — Research and Treatment: Advances in Hemangiomas and Port-Wine Stains
- Fernanda H. Sakamoto — Lasers and Energy-Based Treatments for Acne: Do They Work?
- Merete Haedersdal — Incorporating Fractional Drug Delivery into Your Daily Practice
- Andrew F. Alexis — Considerations for Treating Skin of Color
- Henry H.L. Chan — Treatment of Dyschromia and Pigmented Lesions in Asian Patients
- Ramone Williams — Treatment Pearls for Xanthelasma
- Zeina Tannous — When Not to Laser a Vascular Birthmark
- Faculty — Ask Me Anything: The Merits of Lasers, Light Sources, Energy-Based Devices and Injectables
Sunday, September 28 19 talks
- Molly Wanner — Cosmeceuticals: What’s the Truth?
- Saranya P. Wyles — Exosomes
- H. Ray Jalian — Nutrition, Lifestyles and Supplements for the Skin
- Mathew M. Avram — Lasers for Skin Health: Can Lasers Prevent Skin Cancer?
- Marc R. Avram — Advances in Hair Restoration: Surgery, Lasers, PRP, and Other Regenerative Therapies
- Jeremy B. Green — Combining Injectables and Energy-Based Devices for Skin Tightening
- Suzanne L. Kilmer — GLP-1 Fat Loss and Skin Laxity: How Do We Stay Ahead of It?
- Catherine M. DiGiorgio — Hurts So Good: Optimizing Anesthesia for Aesthetic Procedures
- Omar A. Ibrahimi — Now What? Aftercare and Practical Pearls for Peri-Procedure Care
- Nowell Solish — Anatomical Guide for Botulinum Toxin Injection
- Jean D. Carruthers — Indications for Soft Tissue Filler
- Rebecca Fitzgerald — Complications for Soft Tissue Augmentation: What You Need to Know
- Brian S. Biesman, Jean D. Carruthers, Rebecca Fitzgerald — Soft Tissue Fillers: Video Demonstrations
- Molly Wanner, Omar A. Ibrahimi — Dogmas in Aesthetics: What’s the Fallacy?
- Molly Wanner — Top Five Publications of the Last Year That Changed My Practice
- Mathew M. Avram — Complications and the Mistakes We Make
- Yakir Levin — Innovations from the Lab Coming to Your Clinic
- R. Rox Anderson — 50th Anniversary Wellman Showcase
- R. Rox Anderson, Dieter Manstein — New and Innovative Applications for Laser and Light Sources
Before you buy
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Videos + PDF |
|---|---|
| Contents | 56 videos incl. Q&A · 40.6 GB |
| Recorded | 27–28 September 2025 |
| Publisher | Harvard Medical School |
| Department | Dermatology |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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