What is a Research Study?
Ameriderm Research enrolls patient volunteers into a
variety of research studies which are being done on a national level. We
coordinate and conduct these research studies with the national agency.
Most of the studies concern one of a variety of issues:
- New drug development (new treatments for a specific disease)
- New applications and uses for currently licensed drugs (treating one or a
variety of diseases using a drug currently being used to treat a different
disease)
- New methods to use the drug to treat the disease for which it is currently being
used (different doses, frequency of dosing, combinations with other medications)
- New medical device studies (new lasers, machines to treat cellulite, scarring,
acne, aging, spider veins, leg veins)
- New applications of current medical devices (treating one or a variety of
conditions using a machine currently being used to treat a different condition)
- New methods (settings) for a currently licensed medical device
- New cosmetic treatments, procedures, and products (studies similar to those
noted above using cosmetics, cosmaceuticals, fillers, injectables, devices)
By participating in a dermatological study, you may have the opportunity to
assist us in answering questions and discovering new aspects about treatments
and techniques to improve dermatological conditions. You may have the
opportunity to be on the forefront of treatment for your disease and benefit
from new science and technology. Since most of the studies provide the treatment
free of charge and frequently pay the subject, you may be able to obtain
treatments that you otherwise could not afford.
Our staff is available to assist you in determining whether you qualify for a
study and, if so, scheduling a screening visit. All qualified participants may
be financially compensated for their time and effort. If you have one of the
dermatological conditions currently being studied by our group and would like to
participate in a current or possible future clinical trial, please register at
the link below.