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How Does it Work?
Microdermabrasion uses Microcrystals to
lightly bombard the skin and exfoliate away the dull layer of stratum corneum of your skin.
A slight vacuum is also used to remove the
exfoliate cells and Corundum from your skin surface.
What Should I Expect?
 | You will first have your skin cleaned and toned with gentle care. |
 | The microdermabrasion session will last approximately 30-minutes (for
a full treatment). You will first feel the particles on your arm in order
to assist you with acclimating with the sensation of the procedure. |
 | After the procedure you will have a soothing mask applied to the
area treated. This will assist your skin with recovery. |
 | Follow up home care instructions for your skin type will be reviewed.
Skin care products may be recommended to assist you with your goals. It is
strongly advised that you arrive for your first session with your current
skin care products so the doctor & esthetician can review these products
with you. |
 | Your follow-up session will be scheduled by Dr. Khasak.
NYC Dermatology by Dr.
Dmitry Khasak board certified NYC dermatologist in manhattan jersey city
and upper west side New York. NYC Dermatologists for Restylane, Radiesse
and Juvederm treatment with advance laser skin rejuvenation. Located at
121 East 60th Street, Suite 3D (Between Park & Lexington) in New York
call (212) 826-6999. Also in Manhattan upper west side at 4915
Broadway(intersection with 207 Street) in New York, call (212) 567-8184.
For New Jersey come to Jersey City Office at 100 Pavonia Avenue Suite
409 in Jersey City NJ or call (201) 626-4040. Also in Bayonne at 844
Avenue C and call (201) 339-6681. Remove warts
are non-cancerous skin growths caused by viral infection in the top layer of the
skin or mucus membranes. Viruses that cause warts belong to a family called
human papillomavirus (HPV) Condyloma Genital warts (sometimes called
condyloma), are usually caused by a sexually transmitted viral infection that is
common among men and women in the United States today. Hives (Urticaria)
Hives are pink swellings that can vary in size from as small as a pencil eraser
to as large as a dinner plate. They can be very itchy and also can burn and
sting. Rosacea is a skin disease that causes redness and swelling of the
face. As the disease progresses, small vessels and tiny pimples begin to appear
on and around the reddened area. Tinea Versicolor is an infection of the
upper layers of the skin. It appears as uneven skin coloration and scaling. The
infection is caused byNYC dermatology Board Certified Dermatologist NY
dermatology a yeast-like fungus, which normally lives on the skin surface in
small numbers. It thrives in oily areas of the skin such as the neck, upper
chest, and back. Seborrhea Keratosis is usually confused with warts,
seborrheic keratoses are non-cancerous growths of the outer layer of the skin.
They may appear as one growth or in clusters. The growths are usually brown, but
can vary in color from light tan all the way to black and vary in size as well.
Actinic Keratoses lesions are caused by the sun and occur on body areas
that have been exposed to sunlight. The face, hands, forearms, and V of the neck
are the most common areas for actinic keratoses. These growths are most common
among pale-skinned, fair-aired, light-eyed individuals. Actinic keratoses are
pre-cancerous, which means they may become skin cancers. Any raised, reddish,
rough-textured growth should be examined by Dr. Khasak. Skin Cancer is
the most prevalent of all cancers. It is estimated that more than one million
Americans develop skin cancer every year. Over exposure to the sunlight
including tanning is the main cause of skin cancer especially when it results in
sunburn and blistering. Melanoma is a very serious form of skin cancer.
It begins in melanocytes— cells that make the skin pigment called melanin.
Although melanoma accounts for only about 4% of all skNYC dermatology Board
Certified Dermatologist NY dermatologyin cancer cases, it causes most skin
cancer-related deaths. The good news is that melanoma is often curable if it is
detected and treated in its early stages. Basal Cell Carcinoma is a form
of skin cancer. Basal cell carcinomas are the result of sun damage to the skin.
NYC Dermatology by Dr. Dmitry Khasak board certified NYC dermatologist
in manhattan jersey city and upper west side New York. NYC
Dermatologists for Restylane, Radiesse and Juvederm treatment with
advance laser skin rejuvenation. Located at 121 East 60th Street, Suite
3D (Between Park & Lexington) in New York call (212) 826-6999.
Also in Manhattan upper west side at 4915 Broadway(intersection with 207
Street) in New York, call (212) 567-8184. For New Jersey come to
Jersey City Office at 100 Pavonia Avenue Suite 409 in Jersey City NJ or
call (201) 626-4040. Also in Bayonne at 844 Avenue C and call (201)
339-6681. Basal cell carcinomas enlarge slowly and steadily and can invade neighboring
tissue, like the eye, but they usually do not spread to distant parts of the
body (metastasize). The only way to tell for sure if a skin growth is cancerous
is to biopsy it. Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the skin is a form of skin
cancer which is usually the result of long term sun damage to the skin. Squamous
cell carcinomas enlarge slowly and steadily and can invade neighboring tissue,
like the eye. They can also spread to distant parts of the body (metastasize) if
not treated early. Acne is a disease that affects the oil-producing
glands (sebaceous glands) in the skin. The oil these glands make is called
sebum. Sebaceous glands produce very little sebum before puberty, but during
puberty they start to make larger quantities due to increase of hormones that
follows puberty. NY laser hair removalSexually Transmitted Disease (STD) – Chlamydia is a
sexually transmitted disease caused by a bacteria. usually manifested by painful
discharge. Responds well to treatment. Gonorrhea Syphilis Herpes Simplex HNYC
dermatology Board Certified Dermatologist NY dermatologyIV / AIDS Venereal Warts
Molluscum contagiosum Dandruff (pityriasis capitis) occurs when the
scalp sheds larger than normal amounts of dead epidermal cells. It is sometimes
associated with seborrhea where sebum production is excessive. NGU
(Nongonococcal Urethritis) It usually manifests itself by discharged mostly
caused by chlamydia infection. However other organisms can cause it also. It is
very responsive to treatment. Seborrhea occurs when the scalp sheds
larger than normal amounts of dead epidermal cells. It is sometimes associated
with seborrhea where sebum production is excessive. NYC Dermatology by Dr.
Dmitry Khasak board certified NYC dermatologist in manhattan jersey city
and upper west side New York. NYC Dermatologists for Restylane, Radiesse
and Juvederm treatment with advance laser skin rejuvenation. Located at
121 East 60th Street, Suite 3D (Between Park & Lexington) in New York
call (212) 826-6999. Also in Manhattan upper west side at 4915
Broadway(intersection with 207 Street) in New York, call (212) 567-8184.
For New Jersey come to Jersey City Office at 100 Pavonia Avenue Suite
409 in Jersey City NJ or call (201) 626-4040. Also in Bayonne at 844
Avenue C and call (201) 339-6681. Seborrheic Dermititis
Scaly rash usually on the face involving the eyelashes, eyebrows ears and nose.
Usually responds well to treatment. Psoriasis is a chronic skin disease
that generally appears as patches of raised red skin covered by a flaky white
buildup. Although the exact cause is unknown, psoriasis is believed to be
related to faulty signals sent by the body's immune system. These signals
accelerate the growth cycle in skin cells, which pile up on the surface when the
body can't shed them fast enough. Eczema The word eczema describes
certain kinds of dermatitis (inflamed skin). Early eczema can be red,
blistering, or oozing. Later on, eczema can be scaly, brownish, or thickened.
Almost always, eczema itches. NY laser hair removal ExNYC dermatology Board Certified Dermatologist NY
dermatologyamples of eczema include allergic contact dermatitis, seborrheic
dermatitis, and nummular dermatitis. |
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Dmitry
Khasak, M.D.
Board-Certified Dermatologist and a member of the Intense Pulsed Light
Education Institute, and the American Academy of Dermatology.
Graduated from Columbia
Presbyterian Hospital in New York and Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York.
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