ProductsAcne Scar Microneedling NYC: When It Is Not Enough
Acne scar microneedling in NYC often stalls on ice pick, boxcar and rolling scars. Dr. Jaliman evaluates scar type first, then combines subcision, TCA CROSS, Fraxel, PRP and filler.
Isotretinoin (Accutane): What to Expect
When patients come to me after trying every over-the-counter product and several rounds of antibiotics with little improvement, isotretinoin is often the conversation we end up having. It’s the most effective acne treatment available, but it’s also the one patients have the most questions and misconceptions about, so I want to discuss what it actually involves.
5 Signs It's Time to See a Dermatologist for Your Acne
Most people’s first instinct with acne is to handle it themselves. A new cleanser, a spot treatment from the drugstore, maybe a serum recommended online. For mild breakouts, that approach can work.
Acne Clinic vs. Dermatologist: How to Choose the Right Provider for Your Skin
When acne isn’t responding to what you’re doing at home, the next step is finding professional help. But “professional help” can mean very different things depending on where you go.
Why Your Acne Products Aren’t Working: A Dermatologist Explains
If acne products aren’t working, it’s probably not a matter of fault, it’s a limitation of what over-the-counter options can do. Persistent, painful, or scarring acne deserves professional attention, and the sooner there’s an accurate diagnosis, the faster real results follow.
