• Injectable fillers: Treating and preventing adverse events with Dr. Murad Alam

  • Mar 18 2021
  • Length: 20 mins
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Injectable fillers: Treating and preventing adverse events with Dr. Murad Alam

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  • Dr. Murad Alam, professor of dermatology and chief of cutaneous and aesthetic surgery in the department of dermatology at Northwestern University, Chicago, discusses recently released evidence-based recommendations on preventing and treating adverse events from injectable fillers.

    A recent paper outlines recommendations from an American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS) multidisciplinary task force. The paper was published in the February issue of Dermatologic Surgery (Dermatol Surg. 2021 Feb 1;47(2):214-26).

    Dr. Alam also provides an overview of a new patient safety database – the Cutaneous Procedures Adverse Events Reporting (CAPER) system -- a collaboration between Northwestern’s department of dermatology and the ASDS Association (ASDSA).

    Dr. Alam is a past ASDS president and current chair of the ASDSA’s Federal Affairs Work Group. He had no disclosures.

    References:

    ASDS issues first filler safety recommendations

    Dermatologic surgeons debut adverse event reporting database

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