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Celebrity Skin Care
We cannot stop the aging of skin, but there are ways of retarding the process. There are a host of skin care products marketed in various ways as preventive as well as curative measures to arrest various skin conditions and also enhance its tone and suppleness.
Famous celebrities give the utmost importance to Skin Care and Dermatology. Celebrity faces make the cover and front pages of the world's best glossies, print, and television such as NewYork Magazine,GQ, Newsweek, Elle, Vogue, Allure, InStyle, W, Harpers Bazaar, Glamour, Self, Lucky, Shape,the Los Angeles Times,Town & Country, C Magazine, More Magazine, The New York Times,L.A. Confidential, Harper's Bazaar, Elle, InStyle, O Magazine, Cosmopolitan, Mademoiselle, Lucky, Redbook, Shape, Seventeen, YM, Health, Parents, McCall's, Women's Day, More Magazine, Cosmo Girl, Fitness, Ladies Home Journal, Prevention, The New York Times Magazine, The New York Post, The New York Daily News,Newsday CNN, The Oprah Winfrey Show, Good Morning America, The Today Show, The View, MSNBC, CNBC, Fox News, KTLA Live, ExtraPrimetime Live, 20/20, Dateline NBC, CBS News, News 4 New York, NBC "Weekend Today in New York," Fox News, Eyewitness, Lifetime, Oxygen, The Discovery Channel, and BBC. Their bodies grace the hotspots in print publishing across the world. Their lives occupy most of the pages in any popular magazine. These magazines provide consumers expert information and a board certified dermatologist point of view on cosmetic procedures, skin care,dermatology and sun protection.
Whenever a celebrity endorses a skin care regimen or product it is bound to capture the imagination of millions of admirers and fans. Celebrities have become brand ambassadors, spokeswomen and spokespersons to leading manufacturers of cosmetics, beauty care products, apparel, perfumes etc., all over the world.
Hollywood Secrets to Looking Younger
If you are like me, you're constantly surprised when you find out how old some of Hollywood's hottest and still-working celebrities are.
Who knew Susan Sarandon was past 60, or Christie Brinkley (a face of Cover Girl) was born in 1954. Of course, looking young in Hollywood means avoiding an early, forced retirement, but just what ARE these celebrity secrets? And better yet, how can you and I benefit from what they use and what they know?
Keeping skin in gorgeous condition is an incredibly time-consuming and expensive job requirement for the typical celebrity. But here are a few secrets we have uncovered for you, plus tips on how you too can get younger-looking skin.
Secret #1: Injectable fillers
To treat those deep smile lines, forehead wrinkles and crow's feet, celebrities turn to fillers such as Restylane,Cosmoplast,Evolence Juvederm or Juvederm Ultra Plus (for deeper lines).
.
Secret #2: Botox is still hot
Botox is certainly not a secret, but according to celebrity dermatologist Tina Alster of Washington, D.C., in the April 2007 issue of Harper's Bazaar, "Botox remains the gold standard for treating crow's lines and wrinkles."
Botox works by paralyzing the muscles beneath wrinkles. If used too much, Botox use can be obvious, as witnessed by several actresses including Halle Berry, Nicole Kidman and Marcia Cross who've fallen victim to "unmoveable forehead" jokes. Results last three to six months.
Secret #3: They go under the laser
As we age, our collagen production slows down significantly making our faces appear thinner, and more gaunt (on the plus side, collagen depletion shows off great bone structure). Boosting collagen production is big business in Hollywood and more and more celebs are turning to laser skin resurfacing to boost theirs.
How it works: Lasers such as Fraxel -- currently the most popular laser on the market -- are able to penetrate deep within the skin to treat damaged skin. According to Fraxel's official Website, the laser creates microscopic tears deep within the skin which trigger the body to naturally produce more collagen in the repairing process.
Secret #4: They get chemical peels
Yes, yes, yes, of course celebrities (the male ones as well) are constantly getting eye lifts and face lifts and the bags removed from under their eyes, but what so many of them are doing that you and I aren't is exfoliating, chemically. And therein lies our secret number four.
Ever notice how your foundation looks when it's applied to scaly, dry skin? You look older and ashier. The celebrities sheer a few years off their faces in under an hour with a professional chemical peel. Chemical peels work by removing the damaged top layers of skin
Secret #5: They stay out of the sun
Nicole Kidman is famously afraid of the sun. She stays out of it at all costs. In fact, many famous dermatologists recommend to simply avoid the sun by wearing hats and slathering on sunscreen. They know the sun is the No. 1 cause of prematurely aging skin.
You and I can avoid the sun by not only wearing hats, but getting in the habit of wearing sunscreen every day, no matter the weather. (I'm also a big fan of teaching sons and daughters about sunscreen very early in life). Please consult with your local dermatologist to find out what the best sunscreen in the world is for you.
Dr. Rothfeld is a very strong advocate on sun protection and anti-aging and has made numerous requests to the media to discuss the implications of sun exposure and how it relates to skin cancer,wrinkling ,and aging.
Secret #6: They are all about retinols
To keep fine lines from becoming wrinkles, actresses in their 20s turn to retinoid creams. Many dermatologists who swear of all the antioxidants, peels, scrubs and injections, retinoids are the best way to wipe years off your face.
Secret #7 They are all about Plastic Surgery
Abdominoplasty, Breast Augmentation, Breast Reconstruction, Breast Implants, Breast Lift, Breast Reduction, Breast Implant, Chin Implant, Ear Lobe Repair, Endoscopic Brow Lift, Eyelid Surgery, Face Lift, Liposuction, Liposculpture, Melanoma Surgery, Mole Removal, Rhinoplasty, Scar Revision
Prescription retinoids like Renova, Tazorac and Retin-A are popular,
Top Dermatologist Tips for Relieving Dry Skin
Following the same skin care routine that worked so well in our youth can take a toll on aging skin — especially when the humidity drops. Mature skin is thinner and drier. Without a change in skin care, dry air can make fine lines and wrinkles more noticeable. It can make skin flake, crack, and even bleed. To help alleviate these unwanted effects, many dermatologists recommend:
Bathe daily. A daily bath or shower can add much-needed moisture to the skin. To hydrate the skin with a daily bath or shower, follow these guidelines:
Keep it short. A 5- to 10-minute bath or shower adds moisture. Spend more time in the water and the skin begins to dry.
Use warm, not hot, water. Hot water removes natural oils from the skin more quickly
than warm water. The more natural oils removed, the drier the skin becomes.
Close the bathroom door. This keeps the much-needed humidity in the room.
Use a mild cleanser. Deodorant bars, fragrance in soaps, and products containing alcohol strip natural oils from the skin, which dries the skin. Look for a mild, fragrance-free cleanser that moisturizes.
Gently pat the skin dry. Gently blotting the skin helps retain moisture and is less irritating to dry, sensitive skin.
Apply moisturizer within 3 minutes of getting out of the bath or shower. Contrary to popular belief, moisturizer does not add moisture to the skin. Moisturizer traps existing water in the skin, preventing the water from evaporating. To trap water from a bath or shower in the skin, moisturizer must be applied within 3 minutes of bathing. Applied regularly, this helps decrease dryness and itching.
Moisturize, moisturize, moisture. Dry skin needs moisture. Applying moisturizer within 3 minutes of bathing seals in much-needed water. If skin is noticeably dry and uncomfortable, moisturizing more frequently throughout the day can help the skin heal. Consistent use of moisturizer will help prevent dry skin from returning.
Select moisturizers best suited to relieve dry skin. Ointments and creams tend to be more effective than lotions. Creams and ointments also usually less irritating to dry, sensitive skin.
Moisturizer does not need to be expensive to be effective. Look at the ingredients not the price. When selecting a moisturizer to soothe dry skin, look for products that contain lactic acid or urea. These help alleviate even severe dryness. Hyaluronic acid, which naturally occurs in the skin and diminishes with age, can help the skin hold water. Dimethicone and glycerin help draw water to the skin and keep it there. Lanolin, mineral oil, and petrolatum (also known as petroleum jelly) effectively trap water in the skin.
Check the ingredients on anti-aging products. Some anti-aging products contain retinoids or an alpha-hydroxy acid, which can irritate dry, itchy skin. Switching to a more moisturizing formula can bring relief.
Read the ingredients on other skin care products. Using mild, unscented skin care products can help reduce irritation and make skin feel more comfortable. Deodorant soaps, alcohol-based toners, and products that contain fragrance can irritate dry, sensitive skin. Some people with mature skin find using mild, unscented products year round helps their skin feel better.
Plug in a humidifier. A humidifier can add much-needed moisture to the air.
Avoid wearing wool and other rough materials next to the skin. These can irritate dry skin, making the condition worse.
Give hands the extra attention they deserve. Hands often show the effects of a dry environment more than any other part of the body. These tips may help hands heal and prevent future problems:
When outdoors in winter, wear gloves. This helps protect the skin from the cold, dry air, which can zap moisture from the skin.
Apply hand cream after each hand washing. It is important not to skimp on hand washing, which can remove harmful bacteria and viruses. Applying hand cream after each hand washing helps hands retain much-needed moisture. This is especially important for people who frequently immerse their hands in water throughout the day. If more relief is needed, dab petroleum jelly on the hands before bed.
If hands are frequently immersed in water, wearing waterproof gloves can help protect the hands. Again, it is important not to skimp on hand washing.
Wear sunscreen every day. This is probably one of the most important and difficult tips to remember. Even in the winter, exposure to the sun’s rays speeds up the aging process in the skin. This exposure increases the risk of developing dry skin, wrinkles, age spots, and spider veins. Daily use of a sunscreen can slow these sun-induced signs of aging and reduce the risk of developing skin cancer. Dermatologists recommend wearing a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of 15 or higher on all skin that will be exposed.
Apply lip balm often. Carrying a tube of lip balm and applying it frequently throughout the day helps heal dry, cracked lips. If lips are extremely dry, dab on petroleum jelly before bed. Continuing to use lip balm once the lips heal can keep lips soft and supple.Many a famous dermatologist recommend using a lip balm that has an SPF of at least 15. This can help reduce signs of premature aging and prevent skin cancer on the lips.
When to See a Dermatologist
If these changes do not bring relief, make an appointment to see a dermatologist. Very dry skin may require a prescription ointment or cream. Dry skin also can be a sign of an underlying medical condition such as eczema. A type of eczema called eczema craquelé or asteatotic eczema develops in older adults. A dermatologist can examine the skin and explain what will help alleviate the dryness and irritation.
As an expert in the field of dermatology and cosmetic dermatologic surgery, Dr. Rothfeld is has appeared on national television shows. Dr. Rothfeld has also been quoted in many high profile national magazines.
Our goal at the manhattan office of Board Certified Derrmatologist , Dr. Gary Rothfeld is to create an atmosphere of professionalism, trust and complete patient satisfaction at the New York Dermatology Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery Center in Manhattan, New York. Dr. Rothfeld, Dermatology Director of NYC Dermatolgy is a Board Certified Dermatologist at NYC Dermatology who has treated many patients in the entertainment industry. Schedule an appointment with our top doc at our office which provides top of the line expert skin care, dermatology, cosmetic dermatology services, and advanced dermatology laser treatments for cosmetic needs and medical skin conditions. We offer a full range of services including surgery for skin cancer, laser hair removal, Botox®, the Fractionated Resurfacing laser, Titan laser, and acne photodynamic treatments. Our main goal is to provide you with the most effective and advanced treatment. Email: nycdermatologist@aol.
New York Dermatology serves the following neighborhoods within New York (NY), which are in close proximity to our office:
Upper East Side Dermatology, Fifth Avenue Dermatology, Park Avenue Dermatology, Madison Avenue Dermatology, Upper West Side Dermatology, Midtown Dermatology, Lower East Side Dermatology,Chelsea Dermatology, Gramercy Park Dermatology, Murray Hill Dermatology, Greenwich Village Dermatology, East Village Dermatology, West Village Dermatology, Soho Dermatology, Tribeca Dermatology, Meat Packing District Dermatology, Sutton Place Dermatology, Wall Street Dermatology, Hells Kitchen Dermatology, and the burroughs of Brooklyn Dermatology , Bronx Dermatology, Queens Dermatology and Staten Island Dermatology. Dr. Gary Rothfeld is recognized as one of the best Dermatologist in New York, NY, Manhattan, NYC, New York City and the nation by the entertainment industry in the United States of America. At New York Dermatology headed by board certified Dermatologist Dr. Rothfeld, sees patients 7 days a week including Saturday and Sunday.
We cannot stop the aging of skin, but there are ways of retarding the process. There are a host of skin care products marketed in various ways as preventive as well as curative measures to arrest various skin conditions and also enhance its tone and suppleness.
There is a confusing array of external cleansing, nourishing, moisturizing and protecting agents available off the shelves.
Famous celebrities give the utmost importance to Skin Care and Dermatology. Celebrity faces make the cover and front pages of the world's best glossies, print, and television such as NewYork Magazine,GQ, Newsweek, Elle, Vogue, Allure, InStyle, W, Harpers Bazaar, Glamour, Self, Lucky, Shape,the Los Angeles Times,Town & Country, C Magazine, More Magazine, The New York Times,L.A. Confidential, Harper's Bazaar, Elle, InStyle, O Magazine, Cosmopolitan, Mademoiselle, Lucky, Redbook, Shape, Seventeen, YM, Health, Parents, McCall's, Women's Day, More Magazine, Cosmo Girl, Fitness, Ladies Home Journal, Prevention, The New York Times Magazine, The New York Post, The New York Daily News,Newsday CNN, The Oprah Winfrey Show, Good Morning America, The Today Show, The View, MSNBC, CNBC, Fox News, KTLA Live, ExtraPrimetime Live, 20/20, Dateline NBC, CBS News, News 4 New York, NBC "Weekend Today in New York," Fox News, Eyewitness, Lifetime, Oxygen, The Discovery Channel, and BBC. Their bodies grace the hotspots in print publishing across the world. Their lives occupy most of the pages in any popular magazine. These magazines provide consumers expert information and a board certified dermatologist point of view on cosmetic procedures, skin care,dermatology and sun protection.
Whenever a celebrity endorses a skin care regimen or product it is bound to capture the imagination of millions of admirers and fans. Celebrities have become brand ambassadors, spokeswomen and spokespersons to leading manufacturers of cosmetics, beauty care products, apparel, perfumes etc., all over the world.
Hollywood Secrets to Looking Younger
If you are like me, you're constantly surprised when you find out how old some of Hollywood's hottest and still-working celebrities are.
Who knew Susan Sarandon was past 60, or Christie Brinkley (a face of Cover Girl) was born in 1954. Of course, looking young in Hollywood means avoiding an early, forced retirement, but just what ARE these celebrity secrets? And better yet, how can you and I benefit from what they use and what they know?
Keeping skin in gorgeous condition is an incredibly time-consuming and expensive job requirement for the typical celebrity. But here are a few secrets we have uncovered for you, plus tips on how you too can get younger-looking skin.
Secret #1: Injectable fillers
To treat those deep smile lines, forehead wrinkles and crow's feet, celebrities turn to fillers such as Restylane,Cosmoplast,Evolence Juvederm or Juvederm Ultra Plus (for deeper lines).
.
Secret #2: Botox is still hot
Botox is certainly not a secret, but according to celebrity dermatologist Tina Alster of Washington, D.C., in the April 2007 issue of Harper's Bazaar, "Botox remains the gold standard for treating crow's lines and wrinkles."
Botox works by paralyzing the muscles beneath wrinkles. If used too much, Botox use can be obvious, as witnessed by several actresses including Halle Berry, Nicole Kidman and Marcia Cross who've fallen victim to "unmoveable forehead" jokes. Results last three to six months.
Secret #3: They go under the laser
As we age, our collagen production slows down significantly making our faces appear thinner, and more gaunt (on the plus side, collagen depletion shows off great bone structure). Boosting collagen production is big business in Hollywood and more and more celebs are turning to laser skin resurfacing to boost theirs.
How it works: Lasers such as Fraxel -- currently the most popular laser on the market -- are able to penetrate deep within the skin to treat damaged skin. According to Fraxel's official Website, the laser creates microscopic tears deep within the skin which trigger the body to naturally produce more collagen in the repairing process.
Secret #4: They get chemical peels
Yes, yes, yes, of course celebrities (the male ones as well) are constantly getting eye lifts and face lifts and the bags removed from under their eyes, but what so many of them are doing that you and I aren't is exfoliating, chemically. And therein lies our secret number four.
Ever notice how your foundation looks when it's applied to scaly, dry skin? You look older and ashier. The celebrities sheer a few years off their faces in under an hour with a professional chemical peel. Chemical peels work by removing the damaged top layers of skin
Secret #5: They stay out of the sun
Nicole Kidman is famously afraid of the sun. She stays out of it at all costs. In fact, many famous dermatologists recommend to simply avoid the sun by wearing hats and slathering on sunscreen. They know the sun is the No. 1 cause of prematurely aging skin.
You and I can avoid the sun by not only wearing hats, but getting in the habit of wearing sunscreen every day, no matter the weather. (I'm also a big fan of teaching sons and daughters about sunscreen very early in life). Please consult with your local dermatologist to find out what the best sunscreen in the world is for you.
Dr. Rothfeld is a very strong advocate on sun protection and anti-aging and has made numerous requests to the media to discuss the implications of sun exposure and how it relates to skin cancer,wrinkling ,and aging.
Secret #6: They are all about retinols
To keep fine lines from becoming wrinkles, actresses in their 20s turn to retinoid creams. Many dermatologists who swear of all the antioxidants, peels, scrubs and injections, retinoids are the best way to wipe years off your face.
Secret #7 They are all about Plastic Surgery
Abdominoplasty, Breast Augmentation, Breast Reconstruction, Breast Implants, Breast Lift, Breast Reduction, Breast Implant, Chin Implant, Ear Lobe Repair, Endoscopic Brow Lift, Eyelid Surgery, Face Lift, Liposuction, Liposculpture, Melanoma Surgery, Mole Removal, Rhinoplasty, Scar Revision
Prescription retinoids like Renova, Tazorac and Retin-A are popular,
Top Dermatologist Tips for Relieving Dry Skin
Following the same skin care routine that worked so well in our youth can take a toll on aging skin — especially when the humidity drops. Mature skin is thinner and drier. Without a change in skin care, dry air can make fine lines and wrinkles more noticeable. It can make skin flake, crack, and even bleed. To help alleviate these unwanted effects, many dermatologists recommend:
Bathe daily. A daily bath or shower can add much-needed moisture to the skin. To hydrate the skin with a daily bath or shower, follow these guidelines:
Keep it short. A 5- to 10-minute bath or shower adds moisture. Spend more time in the water and the skin begins to dry.
Use warm, not hot, water. Hot water removes natural oils from the skin more quickly
than warm water. The more natural oils removed, the drier the skin becomes.
Close the bathroom door. This keeps the much-needed humidity in the room.
Use a mild cleanser. Deodorant bars, fragrance in soaps, and products containing alcohol strip natural oils from the skin, which dries the skin. Look for a mild, fragrance-free cleanser that moisturizes.
Gently pat the skin dry. Gently blotting the skin helps retain moisture and is less irritating to dry, sensitive skin.
Apply moisturizer within 3 minutes of getting out of the bath or shower. Contrary to popular belief, moisturizer does not add moisture to the skin. Moisturizer traps existing water in the skin, preventing the water from evaporating. To trap water from a bath or shower in the skin, moisturizer must be applied within 3 minutes of bathing. Applied regularly, this helps decrease dryness and itching.
Moisturize, moisturize, moisture. Dry skin needs moisture. Applying moisturizer within 3 minutes of bathing seals in much-needed water. If skin is noticeably dry and uncomfortable, moisturizing more frequently throughout the day can help the skin heal. Consistent use of moisturizer will help prevent dry skin from returning.
Select moisturizers best suited to relieve dry skin. Ointments and creams tend to be more effective than lotions. Creams and ointments also usually less irritating to dry, sensitive skin.
Moisturizer does not need to be expensive to be effective. Look at the ingredients not the price. When selecting a moisturizer to soothe dry skin, look for products that contain lactic acid or urea. These help alleviate even severe dryness. Hyaluronic acid, which naturally occurs in the skin and diminishes with age, can help the skin hold water. Dimethicone and glycerin help draw water to the skin and keep it there. Lanolin, mineral oil, and petrolatum (also known as petroleum jelly) effectively trap water in the skin.
Check the ingredients on anti-aging products. Some anti-aging products contain retinoids or an alpha-hydroxy acid, which can irritate dry, itchy skin. Switching to a more moisturizing formula can bring relief.
Read the ingredients on other skin care products. Using mild, unscented skin care products can help reduce irritation and make skin feel more comfortable. Deodorant soaps, alcohol-based toners, and products that contain fragrance can irritate dry, sensitive skin. Some people with mature skin find using mild, unscented products year round helps their skin feel better.
Plug in a humidifier. A humidifier can add much-needed moisture to the air.
Avoid wearing wool and other rough materials next to the skin. These can irritate dry skin, making the condition worse.
Give hands the extra attention they deserve. Hands often show the effects of a dry environment more than any other part of the body. These tips may help hands heal and prevent future problems:
When outdoors in winter, wear gloves. This helps protect the skin from the cold, dry air, which can zap moisture from the skin.
Apply hand cream after each hand washing. It is important not to skimp on hand washing, which can remove harmful bacteria and viruses. Applying hand cream after each hand washing helps hands retain much-needed moisture. This is especially important for people who frequently immerse their hands in water throughout the day. If more relief is needed, dab petroleum jelly on the hands before bed.
If hands are frequently immersed in water, wearing waterproof gloves can help protect the hands. Again, it is important not to skimp on hand washing.
Wear sunscreen every day. This is probably one of the most important and difficult tips to remember. Even in the winter, exposure to the sun’s rays speeds up the aging process in the skin. This exposure increases the risk of developing dry skin, wrinkles, age spots, and spider veins. Daily use of a sunscreen can slow these sun-induced signs of aging and reduce the risk of developing skin cancer. Dermatologists recommend wearing a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of 15 or higher on all skin that will be exposed.
Apply lip balm often. Carrying a tube of lip balm and applying it frequently throughout the day helps heal dry, cracked lips. If lips are extremely dry, dab on petroleum jelly before bed. Continuing to use lip balm once the lips heal can keep lips soft and supple.Many a famous dermatologist recommend using a lip balm that has an SPF of at least 15. This can help reduce signs of premature aging and prevent skin cancer on the lips.
When to See a Dermatologist
If these changes do not bring relief, make an appointment to see a dermatologist. Very dry skin may require a prescription ointment or cream. Dry skin also can be a sign of an underlying medical condition such as eczema. A type of eczema called eczema craquelé or asteatotic eczema develops in older adults. A dermatologist can examine the skin and explain what will help alleviate the dryness and irritation.
New York Dermatology by Board Certified Dermatologist Dr. Gary Rothfeld is a board certified NYC Dermatologist with a New York City office in Manhattan, New York providing expert skin care, dermatology, and cosmetic dermatology services. A Park Avenue practice with an international reputation in general, cosmetic, and surgical dermatology.
A board certified dermatologist in New York, NY specializing in dermatology and dermatologic surgery including state-of-the-art cosmetic surgical procedures, Dr. Gary Rothfeld having worked alongside several of the world's renown dermatologist,best dermatologist,best cosmetic surgeon, best plastic surgeon, and celebrity dermatologist has shaped a uniquely innovative approach in treating any skin problem you may have, is known for his attention to body symmetry and his dedication to meeting patients’ personal goals. His specialties include full body liposuction using the tumescent technique, facial fat transplantation, Botulinum injection into facial lines and laser resurfacing. NYC dermatology specializes in chemical peels, vein injections, laser, restylane, Perlane, Botox Injections, Juvederm, Evolence, Sculptra, Radiesse, Botox, non-surgical facelifts,non-surgical nose job, collagen implantation and treatment of skin cancer.
One particularly exciting use of Botox is the non-surgical Brow Lift. This procedure elevates the brow and can also elevate droopy eyelid skin. Dr. Rothfeld has helped countless patients avoid unnecessary plastic surgery with this procedure.
As an expert in the field of dermatology and cosmetic dermatologic surgery, Dr. Rothfeld is has appeared on national television shows. Dr. Rothfeld has also been quoted in many high profile national magazines.
Our goal at the manhattan office of Board Certified Derrmatologist , Dr. Gary Rothfeld is to create an atmosphere of professionalism, trust and complete patient satisfaction at the New York Dermatology Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery Center in Manhattan, New York. Dr. Rothfeld, Dermatology Director of NYC Dermatolgy is a Board Certified Dermatologist at NYC Dermatology who has treated many patients in the entertainment industry. Schedule an appointment with our top doc at our office which provides top of the line expert skin care, dermatology, cosmetic dermatology services, and advanced dermatology laser treatments for cosmetic needs and medical skin conditions. We offer a full range of services including surgery for skin cancer, laser hair removal, Botox®, the Fractionated Resurfacing laser, Titan laser, and acne photodynamic treatments. Our main goal is to provide you with the most effective and advanced treatment. Email: nycdermatologist@aol.
Trained in Dermatology, New York Dermatolgy headed by top doc Board Certified Dermatologist Dr. Gary Rothfeld possesses the special knowledge, skills and professional capability that distinguishes him as an outstanding Dermatologist in NYC , Manhattan , New York at NYC Dermatology by Board Certified Dermatologist. Top New York City Dermatologist, Dr. Rothfeld in Manhattan treats the most difficult cases until the problem clears. Dr. Rothfeld, a Board Certified Dermatologist at New York Dermatology in Manhattan, New York is caring, detailed, and meticulous and will never give up until the problem is cleared. Dr. Rothfeld, a board certified dermatologist in nyc who practices Dermatology in Manhattan, New York has treated many patients in the entertainment and music industry is caring, detailed and meticulous and will not give up until the condition resolves. Dr. Rothfeld is recognized as one of the best Dermatologist in NYC and the nation by the entertainment industry in the United States of America. At NYC Dermatology by board certified Dermatologist Dr. Rothfeld, a Board Certfied Dermatologist uses multiple mechanisms at the same time to clear up your condition. Manhattan Dermatologist, Doctor Gary Rothfeld sees patients 7 days a week including Saturday and Sunday. NYC Cosmetic Dermatologist , Dr. Gary Rothfeld has consulted many entertainers in Hollywood. New York City Dermatologist Dr. Rothfeld always tries to be current on all the latest advancements at NYC Dermatology and Cosmetic Dermatological surgery. Come in and we will give you the best and top of the line dermatologist advice on how to clear or correct the problem. Dr. Rothfeld at New York Dermatology board certified dermatologist is best known in giving his best in trying to make the patient happy. Dr. Rothfeld is best known for fixing other problems that other doctors could not. Any questions you could contact us at nycdermatologist@aol.com or contact the doctor at our Manhattan office in New York City at NYC Dermatology by Board Certified Dermatologist Dr. Gary Rothfeld.
We offer services and/or treatment for the following:
15 Minute Nose Job,Acne, Acne: Accutane,Acne Aestivalis,Acne: Antibiotics,Blue Light for Acne,Comedones,Acne in Pregnancy,Acne in Teens,Acne: Inflammatory Lesions,Acne: Infantile,Isolaz Laser for Acne,Acne Keloidalis,
Large Pores, Acne Management, Acne Medications,Nodulo Cystic Acne, Acne: Pimples,Acne Pomade,Acne Psychological Effects,Acne Scars,Dermabrasion,Acne Scar Treatments,Acne: Solar Comedones,Acne Steroid,
Acne Stress,Acne Surgery,Acne Treatments, Acne Vulgaris, Acrochordons, actinic keratosis, age spots,aging skin,allergic reactions,alopecia areata treatment,anal warts,angioma,anti-aging,atopic dermatitis,
balding,beautiful skin, botox,botox benefits,botox brow shaping,botox injections,botox therapy,botox treatments,botox warnings,broken blood vessels,broken capillaries,brown spots,bullous pemphigoid,
capillaries,cellulite,cheek fillers,chemical peels,sunspot removal,cherry angiomas,chloasma,clean clear skin,cold sores,collagen,collagen injections,condyloma acuminata,contact dermatitis,steroid creams,topical
cortsone creams,cosmelan,cosmetic procedures,cosmetics perfumes,cosmetic surgery,crows feet, cryotherapy,cyst removal,cystic acne,cysts,dandruff,dark circles,dark spots,dermabrasion,dermatitis,dermatofibroma,
dermatographism,dermatology,dermatosis papulosa nigra,diaper dermatitis,discoloration face,dry skin,dyshidrotic eczema,eczema,emollients,epidermal cyst,ethnic skin,acne,keloids,acne procedures,razor bumps in black
men,evolence,eye fillers,eyelid surgery,eyes,facial lines and wrinkles,facial redness,facial sculpting,facial volume loss,fifteen minute nose job,fillers,folliculitis,fraxel laser,freckles,fungal skin infections,
genital warts,glycolic acid peel,hair loss,female hair loss, male hair loss,hair rejuvenation,hair transplants,hand rejuvenation,hemangiomas,herpes,herpes zoster,hidradentis suppuritiva,hives,HPV,
hyperhidrosis,hyperpigmentation,impetigo,ingrown hairs,insect bites,IPL,Jock Itch,Juvederm,Keloid,hypertrophic scars, keloid removal earlobes,keratosis pilaris,laser eyelid surgery,laser hair removal,laser resurfacing,pigmented lesion lasers, scar revision,sculptra,nose job,
lasers for psoriasis,lasers,lasers in dermatology,laser skin beautication,laser treatments for red rasied scars,leg veins,rosacea,persistent facial flushing,latisse,leg vein treatments,lip augmentation,
lip enhancement,lip fillers,lip lift,lip rejuvenation,lips,lipoma,liposuction,lyme disease,male hair loss,melanoma,melasma,mini facelift,mole removal,moles,molluscum contagiosum,nail disorders,
neck lip and facelift,non-surgical facelift,non-surgical eyelift,non-surgical facelift,non-surgical nose job,numular eczema,obagic blue peel,perlane,perlane injectins,pearly penile papules,photoaging of the skin,
photodynamic therapy,photofacial,photorejuvenation for men,pimples,pityriasis rosea,poison ivy,post inflammatory hyperpigmentation,propecia,psoriasis,radiesse,rash,razor bumps,razor bump treatments,rectal warts,red spots,anogenital warts, botox for axillary hyperhydrosis (sweating),medlite,tummy tuck,
rejuvenation,restylane,rhinophyma,rhinoplasty,ringworm,rosacea,scabies,scars,sclerotherapy,sculptra,sebaceous gland hyperplasia,seborrheic dermatitis,seborrheic keratosis,shampoos,skin, skin cancer,skin care,skin docor,VASER liposculpture,radiesse,acne photofacials, Dark Eye Circles,general and surgical dermatology
skin grafting,skin tags,spider veins,stretch marks,sunburn,sun damaged skin,sun protection,sunscreens,sweating,tattoo removal,teen dermatology,telangiectasias,thermage,threadlift,tinea corporis,tinea versicolor,t itan,torn eaarlobe repair,upper east side dermatologist,urticaria,varicose veins,velasmooth,venereal warts,verruca vulgaris,viral warts,vitiligo,warts,wrinkle fillers,
wrinkles,xanthelasma,Fraxel Restore/Repair, non-invasive eyelid rejuvenation
Celebrity Skin Care
We cannot stop the aging of skin, but there are ways of retarding the process. There are a host of skin care products marketed in various ways as preventive as well as curative measures to arrest various skin conditions and also enhance its tone and suppleness. There is a confusing array of external cleansing, nourishing, moisturizing and protecting agents available off the shelves.
Famous celebrities give the utmost importance to Skin Care and Dermatology. Celebrity faces make the cover and front pages of the world's best glossies, print, and television such as NewYork Magazine,GQ, Newsweek, Elle, Vogue, Allure, InStyle, W, Harpers Bazaar, Glamour, Self, Lucky, Shape,the Los Angeles Times,Town & Country, C Magazine, More Magazine, The New York Times,L.A. Confidential, Harper's Bazaar, Elle, InStyle, O Magazine, Cosmopolitan, Mademoiselle, Lucky, Redbook, Shape, Seventeen, YM, Health, Parents, McCall's, Women's Day, More Magazine, Cosmo Girl, Fitness, Ladies Home Journal, Prevention, The New York Times Magazine, The New York Post, The New York Daily News,Newsday CNN, The Oprah Winfrey Show, Good Morning America, The Today Show, The View, MSNBC, CNBC, Fox News, KTLA Live, ExtraPrimetime Live, 20/20, Dateline NBC, CBS News, News 4 New York, NBC "Weekend Today in New York," Fox News, Eyewitness, Lifetime, Oxygen, The Discovery Channel, and BBC. Their bodies grace the hotspots in print publishing across the world. Their lives occupy most of the pages in any popular magazine. These magazines provide consumers expert information and a board certified dermatologist point of view on cosmetic procedures, skin care,dermatology and sun protection.
We cannot stop the aging of skin, but there are ways of retarding the process. There are a host of skin care products marketed in various ways as preventive as well as curative measures to arrest various skin conditions and also enhance its tone and suppleness. There is a confusing array of external cleansing, nourishing, moisturizing and protecting agents available off the shelves.
Famous celebrities give the utmost importance to Skin Care and Dermatology. Celebrity faces make the cover and front pages of the world's best glossies, print, and television such as NewYork Magazine,GQ, Newsweek, Elle, Vogue, Allure, InStyle, W, Harpers Bazaar, Glamour, Self, Lucky, Shape,the Los Angeles Times,Town & Country, C Magazine, More Magazine, The New York Times,L.A. Confidential, Harper's Bazaar, Elle, InStyle, O Magazine, Cosmopolitan, Mademoiselle, Lucky, Redbook, Shape, Seventeen, YM, Health, Parents, McCall's, Women's Day, More Magazine, Cosmo Girl, Fitness, Ladies Home Journal, Prevention, The New York Times Magazine, The New York Post, The New York Daily News,Newsday CNN, The Oprah Winfrey Show, Good Morning America, The Today Show, The View, MSNBC, CNBC, Fox News, KTLA Live, ExtraPrimetime Live, 20/20, Dateline NBC, CBS News, News 4 New York, NBC "Weekend Today in New York," Fox News, Eyewitness, Lifetime, Oxygen, The Discovery Channel, and BBC. Their bodies grace the hotspots in print publishing across the world. Their lives occupy most of the pages in any popular magazine. These magazines provide consumers expert information and a board certified dermatologist point of view on cosmetic procedures, skin care,dermatology and sun protection.
Dr. Rothfeld, recognized by the by the entertainment industry of America as one of the best dermatologists in Manhattan, has organized a comprehensive skin care center offering personalized state of the art services including medical,pediatric, and cosmetic dermatology.
We accept all credit cards as well as debit cards for payment of services.
Open 7 Days A Week — Se Habla Español
New York Dermatology
Board Certified Dermatologist
30 E. 60th St. Ste. 805 (Park Avenue)
New York, NY 10022
212.644.9494
