Dermatology of Diversity: A Comprehensive Guide for Dermatologists

Professors Antoine Mah and Ousmane FAYE explore the complex dermatological particularities linked to population diversity, impacting not only the skin but also the scalp. These differences can have significant aesthetic and psychological repercussions.

A Groundbreaking Resource for Dermatologists

The first-ever book on “Dermatology of Diversity” aims to provide a thorough understanding of these issues and offer a diagnostic and treatment manual for dermatologists. This exhaustive resource delves into the specifics of intense melanin pigmentation and curly hair, detailing diagnostic and therapeutic approaches, including adaptations of techniques and indications tailored to these characteristics.

Furthermore, the book examines the consequences of exposure to specific tropical environments and culturally marked practices. It also takes a more global approach, discussing the geopolitical implications of globalization on health and the innovative concepts that necessitate clarification, drawing on significant contributions from social sciences.

The book presents the foundations of a transcultural approach to care, essential for achieving universal quality of care that accounts for population diversity.

A Richly Illustrated Reference

This comprehensive guide features numerous tables and nearly 350 photographs, making it an indispensable reference for all dermatologists. It constitutes a mandatory benchmark for ensuring the quality of care that meets the needs of diverse populations.

Product Details: Publisher: Elsevier Masson; Illustrated edition (November 23, 2022); Language: French; Paperback: 304 pages; ISBN-10: 2294775708; ISBN-13: 978-2294775703

Discover the importance of considering population diversity in dermatology and how this book can enhance your practice.