Linking to dermatologychannel

Thank you for your interest in dermatologychannel, a physician-developed and -monitored source of dermatology information for consumers, written and published by HealthCommunities.com, Inc. We are pleased to grant permission to link to dermatologychannel, including to specific pages of our website, as long as certain guidelines are followed.

General guidelines for links

1. All links to our site must go directly to our full pages and not enclose our pages within your own site's frame. Using frames is a violation of our copyright and is not permitted.
2. Reproducing our content without a content license is also a copyright violation. To reprint an article, please contact us about content licensing.
3. Reprinting short quotes is permissible, as long as there is a working link to the page on our site where the original information appears.
4. All links to our site should be placed within your regular content areas and/or on your page of links. A link to our site should not be added as part of a footer or sidebar that appears on multiple pages.

Select your preference to find specific guidelines and sample coding:

• Linking to our home page
• Linking to a page within our website
• Linking to a complete list of available topics

Linking to our home page
To link to the home page of dermatologychannel, please copy and paste the coding for one of the options below.

Linking to a page within our website
When linking to a page within our website, please use the page's title along with the publication name, dermatologychannel, in the link text. Sample link text:
"Acne Scar Treatment (dermatologychannel)"

Linking to a complete list of topics
The coding below is provided to make it easier for health care providers and others to link to multiple patient education articles on dermatologychannel. Linking directly to multiple articles provides easy access to quality information directly from your site. If you prefer to reprint an article, please contact us about content licensing. Copying an article without a license is a violation of our copyright.

The above coding will appear as follows on your website:

Conditions:

• Acne
• Alopecia (baldness)
• Blistering disorders
• Blood vessel disorders
• Dermatitis (eczema)
• Follicle disorders
• Fungal infections
• Herpes simplex virus (e.g., cold sores)
• Lyme disease
• Moles (nevi)
• Newborn skin
• Psoriasis
• Rosacea
• Shingles and chickenpox
• Skin cancer
• Viral infections
• Warts

Cosmetic Procedures:

• Overview of cosmetic procedures
• Laser hair removal
• Scar removal
• Skin rejuvenation
  • BOTOX® injections
  • Injectable fillers (e.g., collagen injections, Restylane®)
  • Chemical peels
  • Laser resurfacing
  • Microdermabrasion and dermabrasion
• Spider vein removal
• Stretch mark removal
• Tattoo removal

For more information about linking to dermatologychannel or content licensing, contact us.