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St. Luke’s Medical Center Department of Dermatology
         POST-GRADUATE COURSE: DERMILLENNIUM - The IN in SKIN

                                                 By Dr. Lisa Denise A. Encarnacion

          n  this  hyper-speed  day  and  age  of  which  was  delivered  by  beloved  PDS  Winlove Mojica, Lonabel Encarnacion and
          the  internet,  millennials  abound  with  immediate-past president, Dr. Ma. Angela  Irene Gaile Robredo-Vitas. These panelists
       Ian  interest  in  quick  results  and  little  M. Lavadia, FPDS.  This  provided  a  sturdy  managed to share their valuable insights in
        downtime. Their increasing fascination with  scaffold for the rest of the talks that ensued.  a relaxed and casual manner, which invited
        fresh,  dewy,  all-natural  looking  skin  gives  Next was a tag-team lecture on Skin in the    continued on page 14
        rise  to a  new demand for Dermatologists  Game: Dermatologic Problems Encountered
        to  meet.  This  interesting  subset  of  the  by Athletes, which was expertly given by Dr.
        population gives value to experiential gain,  Randolph Molo and  Dr. Johannes Dayrit,
        which in turn shapes the economy and the  FPDS. If that was not exciting and out-of-
        world they live in.                  the box enough, the audience traveled the
                                             world with Dr. Christian Cantos, FPDS, who
        Last April 10, 2019, the St. Luke’s Medical  gave a talk entitled, Intense Heat to Deep
        Center Department of Dermatology  Freeze:  Skin  Issue  and  Solutions  During
        hosted  its  bi-annual  Postgraduate  Course  the Age of Travel.  Following  this  was  an   Speakers given due appreciation at the end of
                                                                                             each panel discussion
        entitled  DERMILLENNIUM: The IN in  immensely  enlightening  lecture  by  Dr.
        SKIN.  This  day  was  devoted  to  a  timely  Raymond Escalona on Skin Appetit: Effects
        discussion  on  medical  updates  and  skin  of Diet on the Skin, which performed a deep
        concerns  of  the  millennial  population.  dive  into  the  21st  century  perspective  of
        This  highly  anticipated  event  featured  Functional  Medicine  and  its  connection
        competent  and  engaging  speakers  who  with  inflammatory  diseases  of  the  skin.
        generously  imparted  their  knowledge  on  Dr. Rosario Blas, FPDS proceeded to treat
        “Millennial Dermatology”.  The  dynamic  the  audience  to  an  excellent  and  easily   Dr. Randy Molo giving a   Dr. Aivee Aguilar-Teo giving a
        roster of speakers included PDS-accredited  digestible  lecture  entitled,  Zap  the  Zits:  A   lecture on Skin in the Game  lecture on Crazy Rich Asian Skin
        Dermatologists  both  in-house  from  St.  Millennial’s Guide to Treating Acne Vulgaris,
        Luke’s  as  well  as  honored  guest  speakers  followed  by  hair  expert  Dr. Rica Mallari,
        from other institutions.             FPDS giving a lecture entitled Here in Hair:
                                             A Dermatologist’s Perspective on Hair Care
        The  post-graduate  course  started  with  a  and Products.
        high-energy  opening  spiel  by  moderator
        Dr. Mary Elizabeth Danga, FPDS. She called  The  afternoon’s  learning  festivities  at
        onto  stage  the  two  department  heads  of  DERMILLENNIUM continued as moderator
        Dermatology,  Dr. Cynthia Tan, FPDS for  Dr. Deanna  Ramiscal,  FPDS  took  to  the   Post-graduate Course Organizing Committee
        Quezon City and Dr. Ma. Pilar Leuenberger,  stage.  First,  she  introduced  Dr. Donna
        FPDS  for  Global  City,  for  their  formal  Sarrosa,  FPDS  to  deliver  her  lecture
        opening remarks.                     entitled  Atopic  Dermatitis:  Skincredible
                                             Ways to Ditch the Itch. This was followed
        Veering  away  from  the  usual  topics,  the  by  another  tag  team  lecture  series  by
        rich scientific program featured a carefully  Dr. Charlene Ang-Tiu,  FPDS and  Dr.
        curated lineup of lectures that walked the  Jasmin Jamora, FPDS who delivered Dots   From left to right: Drs. Gaile Robredo-Vitas, Gilbert Yang, and
        audience through a concise and sufficient  and  Spots:  When  to  be  Concerned,  and   Winlove Mojica sharing their insights on HIV and social media
        understanding of what it means to practice  Teledermoscopy  as  a  Bridge  to  Better
        Dermatology  and  medicine  in  the  age  of  Dermatologic Outcomes.
        millennials.
                                             Sparking the crowd’s interest with a very
        The  first  lecture  of  the  morning  was  an  relevant panel discussion was that on HIV
        Introduction  of  Millennial  Dermatology  and social media, led by Drs. Gilbert Yang,
                                                                                   SLMC Residents in Training with the Overall Post-Graduate
                                                                                         Course Head, Dr. Lia Nebrida-Idea









                     St. Luke’s Medical Center Department of Dermatology (Global City & Quezon City)  SLMC Residents 2019
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