TLDR Be enthusiastic, curious, and engage in research.
Prof. B. Cribier, a dermatologist inspired by Prof. Jean-Paul Escande, emphasized the importance of enthusiasm and curiosity in the field. He recounted his most unusual case involving familial progressive mucinous histiocytosis and highlighted the significance of targeted therapies for psoriasis and melanoma. He credited Prof. Edouard Grosshans and A. Bernard Ackerman as influential mentors. Cribier advised young dermatologists to engage in research and confront ideas. He expressed confidence in the future of dermatology, noting its various sub-specialties and active research groups in France. For male baldness, he recommended minoxidil or finasteride. In his leisure time, he enjoys running, attending cultural events, and reading on the beach.
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