Have you noticed your skin looks different than it did a decade ago? That's not your imagination because our skin cells genuinely work differently as you age. Understanding cellular rejuvenation and...
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Why Low-Downtime Treatments Are on the Rise
Busy schedules, vacations, and time in the sun shouldn't keep you from taking care of your skin. More patients in New York, NY; Greenwich, CT; and Hollywood, FL, are choosing treatments that improve...
PRF for Hair and Skin: A Natural Approach to Regeneration
Thinning hair and dull, aging skin share a common problem: the body's natural repair signals slow down over time. Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) is one of the most talked-about ways to address both...
SKIN GROWTHS AND CYST REMOVAL
Our physicians treat many benign and malignant skin growths. Some examples of benign (not cancerous) but annoying growths include skin tags, rough barnacle-like growths called seborrheic keratoses, warts, molluscum, and moles. In-office procedures such as cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen (“freezing”), snipping, shave removal, as well as very light burning called electrodessication can be used. Our physicians also perform surgical excisions of skin cancers, moles, and cysts under local anesthesia.

Skin Tag Removal

Seborrheic Keratosis

Mole

