Skin in the Game
We read the research so you don’t have to.
As a Dermatology podcast, we do things a little differently: we start every episode with immediately actionable clinical pearls—right up front. No fluff, no waiting.
So even if you’ve got five minutes between patients, you’ll still walk away with something you can actually use in clinic that day.
And if you want more—the “why,” the nuance, the deeper dive into the data—just keep listening.
Think of it as dermatology on your terms: quick when you need it, more when you want it.
We’re not here to just read papers and repeat the results.
We’re here to take the data, the ideas, the nuance—and make them more approachable, more usable…and ultimately more relevant to what actually happens in clinic.
Skin in the Game
Latest Episodes
New Data, Who Dis? Fall Clinical 2026 pt 1
What happens in Vegas doesn’t always stay in Vegas especially when it comes to dermatology! Diego and Graham unpack the latest data, emerging therapies, and practice-changing insights from Fall Clinical 2026. From exciting breakthro...
Isotretinoin Labs, Lymphoma & Losing Sight: What’s the Real Risk?
Are we over-monitoring isotretinoin and overreacting to Dupixent safety signals? We unpack the evidence behind moving away from routine lab monitoring with isotretinoin, then tackle two of Dupixent’s most controversial reported adverse events: ...
Beyond the Blade: Skin Cancer Without Surgery & Live Vaccines on Dupixent
Can we skip the scalpel? We break down the latest evidence for nonsurgical treatment of keratinocyte carcinomas, including when these approaches make sense and where surgery still reigns supreme. Then, we revisit an old precaution: avoiding liv...
From Bald to Bold - and Dry to Wet
This week, we tackle two very different topics: the emerging evidence for upadacitinib in alopecia areata, and new data challenging the long-standing surgical dogma of keeping wounds dry after dermatologic surgery.
Dermatitis Flares & IL-31: Real or Imagined?
Dermatitis flares are common but should we really accept them as inevitable?Are they more closely linked to IL-31 blockade compared to the other MOAs used in AD treatment?In this episode of Skin in the Game, we challenge ...
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