Medical Treatments

Dr Day is a board certified dermatologist, clinical assistant professor of dermatology at NYU Medical Center where she was presented with the award for excellence and dedication in dermatology.

She specializes in both medical and aesthetic dermatology and is happy to work with her associates Dr Hadley King, a Harvard trained highly qualified, thorough and gentle dermatologist, and Lauren Stein Certified Registered Physicians Assistant. This highly caring team is devoted to providing outstanding care for each patient in a timely manner.  They specialize in all aspects of medical dermatology from acne in teens and adults, to eczema, psoriasis, warts, skin cancer and all other medical concerns of the skin hair and nails:

• Acne
• Eczema
• Allergic reactions in the skin
• Psoriasis
• Hair loss
• Hirsutism
• Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis)
• Skin cancer
• Warts
• Dry skin
• Fungal infections of the skin/nails
• Others

Acne Pimples, pustules blackheads and whiteheads appear and your skin may become inflamed or irritated. If left untreated there may be acne scaring. Acne Treatment		B12 Energy Boost Vitamin B12 acts as an energizer, while releasing anti-stress elements throughout the body. B12 Energy Boost		Eczema Things you can do to care for your Eczema skin Eczema

Hyperhydosis Hyperhidrosis is a medical term for excessive sweating... Treatments for sweating		Isolaz Patients have found their skin feels tighter and has a healthy radiant glow following Isolaz therapy. Isolaz Treatments		Melasma Peel Designed to improve the texture and appearance of hyperpigmented skin. Melasma Peel

Photo Dynamic Therapy Patients with severe sun damaged skin manifested by actinic keratosis, texture, and tone changes including mottled pigmentation and skin laxity may see excellent results. Photo Dynamic Therapy		Rosacea If you are one of those people who blush easily or turn 'beet red' when you are embarassed, then you may be one of the millions of people prone to a disorder called rosacea. Rosacea		Skin Cancer Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer. The good news is that it is also very treatable, especially if found early. Skin Cancer