American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS)

Description

American Society for Dermatologic Surgery
Dermatologic surgery is one of the most innovative and progressive medical subspecialties in the U.S. Founded in 1970, the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS) and its nearly 4,700 members are at the forefront of the development of safe, in-office procedures that are saving lives by diagnosing and treating potentially deadly skin cancers earlier and more effectively.
Dermatologic surgeons have also pioneered breakthrough, minimally invasive treatments to restore vitality to sun-damaged skin, returning it to its healthier, more youthful appearance. The time and commitment invested by dermatologic surgeons in research and advancement of new technologies have resulted in unprecedented growth and acceptance of cosmetic procedures.

Member benefits

Association with the largest number of dermatologic surgeons in the world

Complimentary subscription to the journal Dermatologic Surgery, a print and online professional journal dedicated to office-based surgery and specific to dermatologists

Professionals who work on your behalf and in conjunction with the American Academy of Dermatology to impact the state and federal legislative and regulatory processes that affect your practice and your patients

An annual clinical and scientific meeting that headlines more than 120 speakers who bring you the latest information on the widest range of clinical and research breakthroughs, procedures and issues, along with an exhibit hall featuring new products, services and resources relevant to dermatologic surgeons.

Specialized patient education pamphlets, including What Your Dermatologic Surgeon Can Do For Your Skin, patient fact sheets and news releases

Participation in an online, procedure-based, geographic-specific physician referral service that is accessed by the public more than 1,500 times per month

A comprehensive print, Internet and broadcast media program that promotes dermatologic surgery to your patients and the general public

Educational opportunities, including the ASDS Preceptorship program

An annual research grant program totaling $100,000 in awards

Society news updates in Currents , the Society newsletter