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EPISODE · Jul 29, 2026 · 57 MIN

Dermo-cosmetic strategies for acne in general practice

from HealthCert Insights – A Podcast for Doctors, Nurses and Healthcare Professionals · host HealthCert Education

Acne is one of the most common skin conditions seen in general practice, yet skincare advice can often be overlooked as part of a broader treatment plan. With the right evidence-based approach, dermo-cosmetic products can help support medical therapies, improve tolerability and enhance patient outcomes. In this webinar delivered in collaboration with La Roche Posay, dermatologist Dr Ryan De Cruz unpacks the 2024 Australasian Consensus Statement on dermo-cosmetic skincare in acne management, exploring how these recommendations can be applied in everyday practice — particularly for patients with mild to moderate acne. What you will learn Watch the replay to gain a clear understanding of: Key insights from the consensus guidelines and how they apply in primary care. The role of dermo-cosmetic adjuncts in enhancing patient adherence and tolerability. Tips to recommend cleansers, moisturisers, and SPF products for acne-prone skin. Case examples that highlight cost-effective, stepwise approaches to acne care. Opportunities for GP-led management before specialist referral. Watch this webinar on the HealthCert YouTube channel   About Dr Ryan De Cruz Dr Ryan De Cruz is the founder and principal Dermatologist at Southern Dermatology. He is a Fellow of the Australasian College of Dermatologists (FACD) and is recognised for his expertise in eczema, acne, rosacea, psoriasis, skin cancer management, hair disorders, and laser treatments. Ryan completed his medical degree with Honours at The University of Melbourne, receiving the prestigious Hermann Lawrence Prize in Dermatology. He trained across leading hospitals in Melbourne and the UK, including St. George’s Hospital NHS, London. He holds Consultant positions at The Royal Melbourne Hospital and ad The Skin Health Institute. With a passion for personalised and holistic dermatological care, Ryan founded Southern Dermatology as a centre of excellence — combining cutting-edge treatments, state-of-the-art technology, and a patient-centred approach. His philosophy is simple: expert care, open communication, and genuine compassion lead to the best skin outcomes.   Next steps in your learning journey 🎓 Certificate Courses in General Dermatology Our university-assured, structured pathway to elevate your knowledge in GP dermatology. ➡️ Explore full program > 🎓 Short Courses in General Dermatology Explore short, bite-sized CPD modules in focused topics in dermatology. Complete in less than 10 hours! ➡️ Browse single-topic courses >  🎓 HealthCert 365 subscription Prefer flexible learning across many topics? Access 4,000+ CPD hours on-demand with HealthCert 365 — anywhere, anytime, for one flat annual fee. ➡️ Discover HealthCert 365 >

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