Day Dermatology & Aesthetics, New York, NY 100215390.24 miles
Doris Day, MD, is a board certified dermatologist who specializes in laser, cosmetic and surgical dermatology. She is affiliated with Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City and is a clinical associate professor of dermatology at the New York University Langone Medical Centers.
Director of Day Dermatology & Aesthetics
34 years of experience
Face Concerns addressed by Doris Day, MD
Face Procedures addressed by Doris Day, MD
Chinese-Rooted Beauty Secrets—Do They Work?
The Rise of the Super Power Spritz: Can a Face Mist Actually Protect Your Skin?
Good Bacteria, Better Skin: The Microbiome Era of Skincare
The New Face of HRT: Is Hormone Therapy the Ultimate Beauty Treatment?
The Rise of Testosterone Therapy in Younger Men
Under-eye Filler: The Most Controversial Injection in Aesthetics
In 2026: How Much Does It Really Cost to Maintain a “Natural” Look?
The Overcorrection Era: When Anti-Aging Adds Years
Beauty After Weight Loss: How To Maximize Your GLP-1 Glow-Up
Bakuchiol vs Retinol: What’s the Real Difference?
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Skin Longevity vs Quick Fixes: Aesthetic Care Evolves
Prejuvenation 101: The Ultimate Skincare Routine in Your 20s and 30s
Laser Hair Removal & Skin Tone: What You Should Know
Hair Restoration in 2026: The Regenerative Era
Circadian Beauty: What Really Happens to Your Skin at Night
Valentine’s Day, Rewritten: Confidence Is the New Beauty Standard
Layered Treatments: How Thoughtful Pairings Are Elevating the Modern Salt Therapy Experience
PRX and FACTORFIVE: Choosing the Right Low-Downtime Peel for Your Skin
What’s New in IV Therapy: The Shift from Hydration to Precision Wellness
Teaching Skin to Heal Itself: Why SkinPen Microneedling Works So Well
The Clarity Laser Explained: The Safe, Effective Hair Reduction Option for Every Skin Type
Meet XERF: The New Skin Tightening Machine Set to Take Over 2026
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