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He co-authored a JAMA Dermatology consensus study on pseudofolliculitis barbae, often called razor bumps. The panel reached agreement on 40 statements covering diagnosis, treatment and workplace considerations.
Dr. Omar Ibrahimi is a Connecticut dermatologist and the creator behind @ctskindoc, sharing skin education, laser procedures and a look inside dermatology practice.
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He co-authored a JAMA Dermatology consensus study on pseudofolliculitis barbae, often called razor bumps. The panel reached agreement on 40 statements covering diagnosis, treatment and workplace considerations.
His co-authored study on radiofrequency microneedling complications appeared online in Dermatologic Surgery. The team examined reports submitted to the FDA’s MAUDE database.
The Music City SCALE program listed him as a speaker on the latest trends in laser and light devices, followed by an aesthetic medicine panel discussion.
In a Q&A with The Dermatologist, he discussed acne-targeting wavelengths, tissue microcoring and focal point laser technology, along with how he evaluates new devices.
He spoke with The Dermatologist about the resurfacing and vascular lasers he uses in practice, and why clinical evidence matters when choosing new technology.
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