Manhattan Dermatology Specialists

A procedure to remove moles, which may need to be excised if they are cancerous or removed for cosmetic reasons. Methods include shaving off the mole ...

Body contouring procedures remove excess fat and skin from your body.

A non-surgical procedure that leads to fat cell destruction using a laser. Fat cells are liquefied and processed as waste, allowing for body shaping w...

Helps remove stubborn pockets of excess fat and sculpt the figure using various technologies such as laser, cryolipolysis, radiofrequency, and ultraso...

A mild solution of alpha-hydroxy glycolic acid or salicylic acid peel that disturbs just the top layer of skin.

Penetrates deep into the middle layers of the skin to remove shallow, moderate wrinkles, and freckles.

Good for treating mild skin discoloration, freckles, age spots, and lines and wrinkles.

This technique involves wrapping strong corticosteroid creams in wet bandages and can be used in hospitals or at home with doctor’s instructions.

Injectable similar to Botox used for wrinkle treatment.

Botox is an injectable product derived from the botulinum toxin that temporarily hides facial lines and wrinkles through sub-dermal injections. It can...

Injectable treatment for reducing the appearance of wrinkles.

Known for its skin-soothing qualities, it provides immediate relief to the symptoms of itching and dryness.

A treatment that involves applying a solution to the skin to improve its appearance by exfoliating and removing the outer layers. There are different ...

Performed by a trained dermatologist in New York, a glycolic peel can leave your skin refreshed and prevents further skin disorders.

Used to treat acne scars, hyperpigmentation, fine aging lines, sun damage, and freckles.

A topical anti-cancer treatment applied to eliminate actinic keratosis.

Fillers derived from purified animal collagen, offering a more natural look.

Highly personalized and comprehensive care with the latest medical advances.

Management of cosmetic issues, helping to revitalize the appearance of the skin, nails, and hair.

Specializes in scar revision and removal procedures for various types of scars including surface irregularities, hypertrophic scars, keloids, contract...

Visits to the dermatologist for cosmetic procedures may lead to bruising, especially with derma fillers.

A non-surgical body contouring procedure that targets fat cells underneath the skin. It crystallizes fat cells so the body recognizes them as waste an...

A non-invasive technology used in body contouring to target and eliminate fat cells.

The process of freezing specific areas of your skin with liquid nitrogen effectively encourages your sunspots to fall off. While effective, this proce...

A procedure that uses extreme cold to destroy abnormal tissue, often used to treat sun-damaged skin.

Much stronger than over-the-counter options, effectively soothing symptoms.

Soothes symptoms and reduces flaking of dry skin, commonly used in dandruff shampoos.

Typically found in dandruff shampoos, helps to cure seborrheic dermatitis.

A skin-resurfacing procedure that removes the outer layers of skin to improve appearance.

Dermatologist may choose an injectable filler that is least likely to cause bruising.

Minimally invasive injections that provide visible results after a single session.

The most popular wrinkle fillers made from a natural material present in the body.

Fillers derived from your own fat, providing semi-permanent results.

Dermal fillers originally used for wrinkles in your faces like Restylane and Radiesse can be used safely and effectively on cellulite.

Lab-made substances that tend to last longer but may have more severe side effects.

Advanced Dermatology center focused on delivering the latest diagnostic and treatment options in skincare.

Eczema is a condition that makes your skin red and itchy, and is common in children but can occur at any age.

Comprehensive dermatology for men and women of all ages, offering annual check-ups, treatment of STDs, and cancer screening.

Treatment for a full range of dermatologic ailments, including acne, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, and warts.

State of the art Dermatology Care and Cosmetic Procedures.

This procedure uses a small laser that’s inserted under your skin. It then heats up and melts the fat around the trouble area.

A cosmetic procedure that uses lasers for various skin treatments.

Effective alongside other treatments to help with symptoms.

A cosmetic procedure for restoring hair on the scalp.

Full-body skin check to identify signs of skin conditions.

A treatment option for psoriasis.

A treatment option for psoriasis.

A technology used in non-surgical body contouring to destroy fat cells.

Using dermal fillers to inject and fill in the dips caused by acne, which needs to be repeated every few months.

Injections that have been proven to slow hair loss and promote new hair growth.

Home remedies include rest, icing, pain relievers, and elevating the affected area. Massage may also encourage blood flow.

Possible treatments range from icing the knee, propping it up, and safe stretches to surgery, depending on the severity of the injury.

Treatment typically involves rest and breathing exercises, along with painkillers and icing, if necessary.

Treatments include at-home options such as sitting with a wedged cushion, alternating heat and ice, and taking over-the-counter pain relievers. Seriou...

A non-invasive procedure that uses light to treat skin problems like discoloration and redness.

A cosmetic treatment used to treat lines and wrinkles, sunspots, unwanted hair, and vascular lesions.

A technique commonly used for acne scars that have caused depressions in the skin. It causes micro trauma to the scarred skin to encourage fresh colla...

Laser treatments rely on applied light energy to specifically target vessels and make small varicose veins fade without cutting or injecting chemicals...

Treatment using laser technology to address skin issues such as wart removal.

Uses lasers on tiny and narrow spider veins that are difficult to inject, directing pulses of heat to eradicate the veins.

Laser therapy that can lighten dark pigments to remove the top layer of skin, encouraging new, properly colored skin growth

The technologies behind various laser light therapy treatments are based on collagen and elastin stimulation provided by the impulses.

This treatment relies on exposing the skin to short bursts of ultraviolet light when topical eczema treatments don’t work.

A two-step procedure that uses a type of medication called a photosensitizer in combination with a light to combat cancer or precancerous cell growth....

used to treat mild to moderate acne

UV applications to affected areas, effective for treatment.

A combination of light sources and topical photosensitizers for treatment, including sunlight, red light, and blue light devices.

A treatment that applies a sensitive solution which is activated by light to eliminate pre-cancerous skin lesions.

As prescribed by your NYC dermatologist, these topical creams are stronger than those you can get over-the-counter in the drugstore.

Quickly relieve some irritating symptoms.

Prescription creams that contain hydroquinone or strong Vitamin A derivatives in retinoids

A fascia-focused massage has been shown to be effective in reducing cellulite in many people.

Advanced medical dermatology procedures to treat a wide variety of conditions.

Inflammation-controlling oral drugs such as prednisone can help during severe outbreaks.

The procedure involves a series of injections applied directly to the cellulite.

A minimally invasive procedure that exfoliates and removes the superficial layer of dry, dead skin cells.

Designed to create micro-trauma in the skin and boost collagen production to replace the skin with healthier, new tissue.

A specialized surgical technique used to treat skin cancer.

A specialized procedure for treating skin cancers like basal and squamous cell carcinomas with minimal scarring.

Get professional massages to relieve symptoms and improve circulation temporarily.

Oral antifungal medication, prescription-strength nail cream or polish, surgery, and laser options for treating nail fungus.

Shampoo that treats yeast commonly causing dandruff.

Eases seborrheic dermatitis caused by fungal infections.

Reduces swelling and itching by removing the outer tough layer of skin.

Includes retinol creams, exfoliation pads, topical emollients, and glycolic acid peels.

Uses the patient's own blood for skin rejuvenation.

Uses plasma-rich platelet injection to counteract the effect of dihydrotestosterone (DHT) on hair, resets follicles, and may reverse rapid hair loss.

Enhances the effects of other cosmetic procedures including neuromodulators, fillers, microneedling, and body contouring.

A treatment that relies on your own body for a constant supply of healing protein found in your blood, used for cosmetic treatments such as wrinkles a...

PRP is a treatment that relies on your own blood, often used for treating age-related wrinkles.

A non-invasive treatment technology used in body contouring.

A similar procedure to EVLA that utilizes radiofrequency to target and collapse the treated vessel, often with less discomfort and bruising.

A low-level laser treatment that provides a significant increase in hair growth.

Creams and lotions containing retinoid derivatives of Vitamin A that work best on stretch marks no older than just a couple of months.

Medical treatment for rosacea.

Medical treatments prescribed by dermatologists to manage symptoms of rosacea, including medication for facial redness, pimples, and ocular help.

Procedures aimed at reducing the appearance of stretch marks.

A procedure where the dermatologist shaves off the tissue bumps for further examination.

Your dimpled area is broken up by applying radial shockwaves.

Treatment options available for skin cancer include MOHS surgery, excision, photodynamic surgery, cryotherapy, topical chemotherapy, and radiation.

Specialized surgery for treating skin cancer.

Includes techniques like radiation, cryosurgery, and topical medication for patients who can't tolerate Mohs surgery.

A specialized surgical technique for treating skin cancer.

Procedures to remove skin tags including cauterization, cryosurgery, and excision. Each method has its own process, such as burning skin tags away, fr...

An innovative and highly effective technique that reduces the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. This treatment uses a laser, radiofrequency, or u...

A topical treatment option for psoriasis.

Considered one of the most effective ways to treat deep acne scars, involving subcision and punch grafting to fill in the depression.

Options include dermabrasion, microdermabrasion, chemical peels, laser treatments, and surgical extraction of trapped hairs or keratin plugs.

Procedures for removing unwanted tattoos.

A procedure using advanced laser technology to remove tattoos by targeting the ink in the skin. The process involves multiple visits and may require n...

Creams containing hydroquinone, corticosteroids, acids, and retinoids prescribed to lighten discolored skin.

Includes topical steroid creams (Cloderm, Locoid Lipocream), combination treatments with urea cream and salicylic acid, and topical retinoids for seve...

A treatment option for psoriasis.

Used to treat bruising that develops after cosmetic procedures.

A topical treatment that stimulates the immune system to eliminate pre-cancerous bumps.

A technology employed in non-surgical body contouring to aid in the destruction of fat cells.

Vaccines designed to protect against the most common strains of sexually transmitted HPV to reduce the likelihood of genital warts and related cancers...

Ambulatory phlebectomy involves your dermatologist making small incisions in your skin to remove small varicose veins close to the surface of your ski...

An in-office technique for large veins, performed under local anesthesia with minute punctures and no stitches.

Vein stripping and ligation procedures are used for the most severe cases of painful varicose veins.

A procedure for treating varicose veins and their sequelae, using lasers to heat and destroy the vein from within.

A mild irritant solution is injected to encourage veins to collapse and scar over (sclerose).

Sclerotherapy is a treatment for varicose veins that involves injecting a solution directly into the veins, causing them to collapse and stick togethe...

Endoscopic vein surgery requires placing a camera into a vein in a small tube.

Endovenous ablation therapy (EVLT) or Endovenous radiofrequency ablation uses lasers or radio waves within the vein placed through a hollow needle.

Procedures aimed at treating varicose and spider veins.

Uses laser technology to close veins from the inside, eliminating the need for anesthesia, incisions, or hospitalization.

Sclerotherapy; procedure involves injecting your veins with a solution that causes the tiny veins to collapse and die, about 90 percent effective for ...

A foam sclerosant is injected into larger veins to displace blood and allow the sclerosant to contact the vein wall.

Employs radiofrequency energy to close veins from the inside without anesthesia, incisions, or hospitalization.

A cosmetic dermatology treatment for spider veins and varicose veins.

Used to treat bruising that develops after cosmetic procedures.

Involves thorough consultations and physical examinations to accurately diagnose and create treatment plans for genital warts caused by HPV.

Treatment offered by a dermatologist for warts caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). Options include prescription-strength salicylic acid, freezin...