Physician burnout affects all physicians, including dermatologists. In a recent survey of more than 30 000 physicians, nearly 50% of dermatologists reported burnout, a rate similar to the national average across all specialties.1 Early research that defined burnout as a triad of exhaustion, cynicism, and reduced sense of personal accomplishment also informed the World Health Organization (WHO) definition of burnout as an occupational phenomenon. Despite these specific and clear definitions of burnout, colloquial use of the term has become a less-specific way of describing a shared frustration with the stress of practicing medicine.