Webinar: Tuesday, 25 February 2025, 7PM

Actinic Keratosis: Early Detection, Prevention, and the Path to Skin Cancer Awareness

Actinic keratosis (AK) affects ~14% of the global population, highlighting the need for awareness and proactive management. This informative webinar will delve into the significance of early detection and prevention of AK, a common precancerous skin condition that can progress to skin cancer if untreated.

Dr Lushen Pillay, Head of Dermatology at Helen Joseph Hospital and the University of the Witwatersrand, will discuss:

  • Key risk factors, including sun exposure
  • Effective prevention strategies, such as sun protection and regular screenings
  • Advances in diagnosing and managing AK

This webinar is sponsored by Inova in the interest of education, awareness, and support. The content and opinions expressed are entirely the speaker’s own work and not influenced by Inova in any way. This webinar is accredited for one (1) CPD point and is intended for healthcare professionals practicing in South Africa.

Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills. Reserve your spot today!

Presented by
Conrad Strydom

Conrad Strydom

  • Editor: Medical Academic
Dr Lushen Pillay

Dr Lushen Pillay

  • Dermatologist
Dr Pillay is a distinguished dermatologist with extensive expertise in clinical practice, academia, and research. He earned his MBChB from the University of Pretoria, followed by specialization in dermatology at Wits University, where he achieved his MMed Derm and FC Derm (SA). Dr Pillay is deeply involved in research, with numerous publications, ongoing projects on atopic dermatitis guidelines, and supervision of MMed and PhD students. His teaching initiatives include overseeing dermatology registrars, launching postgraduate aesthetic programs, and conducting community outreach at Rahima Moosa Hospital. He is an active member of key dermatological societies and advisory boards, frequently presenting at national and international congresses. His public engagement extends to TV and radio, addressing dermatological conditions and serving on the COVID-19 management committee for dermatology. Among his accolades, Dr Pillay has received the Wits Research Prize and numerous academic honours, exemplifying his commitment to advancing dermatology and patient care.  

1,407 professionals have already registered.

Days
:
Hours
:
Minutes
:
Seconds

Webinar Registration

By registering for this webinar, you agree to our Terms & Conditions.

New Media, a division of Media24 (PTY) Ltd., abides to all data and privacy requirements. To find out more about our Privacy Policy you can find it here: www.media24.com/group-privacy-portal.

Please Note: The names, surnames, email addresses and duration of attendance of all webinar participants will be shared for statistical purposes only, with the sponsor of this webinar. No delegate will be contacted by the sponsor with marketing or sales offers, and your information will not be shared with any third-parties.

Should you wish to receive further information on the webinar topic from our sponsor, please opt in above.