Listen as internationally known dermatologist, David Goldberg, M.D., J.D., gives us insight into how to prevent skin cancer - as well as shares some of the latest and greatest advancements in dermatology in part 2 of his podcast series. Dr. Goldberg is known for his work using cutaneous lasers and other noninvasive facial and body rejuvenation techniques. He is active in clinical practice as the director of Skin Laser & Surgery Specialists of New York and New Jersey, and as a clinical professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine and Rutger’s New Jersey Medical School.

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Topics he covers include:

1. As former Co-Vice President of the Skin Cancer Foundation, you know that even though improvements in detection, therapeutics, and surgery for skin cancer are increasing long-term survival, prevention is still the key. How will your session in the Cutaneous Oncology Symposium at the August's South Beach Symposium spotlight skin cancer prevention?

2. What are some strategies you use to encourage sunscreen use in your patients?

3. You earned your Medical Degree from Yale, and completed your dermatology residency and dermatologic surgery fellowship at New York University Medical Center. Do you have advice for medical students or residents interested in pursuing a career in dermatology, knowing it is one of the most competitive subspecialties? 

4. Do you think attending a LiVDerm event could give students a competitive edge? Mentorship is essential - could networking at a LiVDerm event connect future dermatologists with industry mentors?

5. With expertise in both cosmetic and medical dermatology, what do you think are the biggest advancements in each field this year? How can providers  incorporate these new technologies or strategies into their practice and how will they benefit their patients?