Welcome to Hudson Dermatology and Laser Surgery, a skin innovation center unlike anywhere ever seen before.
Hudson Dermatology and Laser Surgery was founded by Dr. Dhaval Bhanusali. Dr. Bhanusali has been the formulator and research expert behind some of the top medications and skincare launches in the world. Hudson Dermatology and Laser Surgery is ground zero for the newest and latest products and procedures (often developed and tested on premises). From virtual reality integration to new beauty category development, our state of the art facility truly is unique.
Dr. Dhaval Bhanusali is a leading Dermatologist and digital health entrepreneur based in Manhattan. As a member of the prestigious Medical Scholars program at Michigan State University, Dr. Bhanusali was accepted into medical school at the age of seventeen and graduated college in three years. He was awarded both the Spartan scholarship, as well as the Arthur L. Foley, MD PhD scholarships for his outstanding academic achievements. After finishing medical school, Dr. Bhanusali completed his Dermatology residency at Mount Sinai hospital in New York City.
During his young career, Dr. Bhanusali has been featured on Elite Daily, Buzzfeed, Yahoo, Askmen, the Atlantic, People Magazine, Teen Vogue, Bustle, Self, WebMD, and countless other media outlets. His novel laser techniques and humanitarian efforts were featured on ABC and FOX. His award winning research has been presented around the world and he currently serves as a medical expert for many companies in the field, including Johnson& Johnson (Neutrogena, ROC, Clean & Clear, Aveeno) and Solta (Fraxel, Clear & Brilliant, Pelo).
He specializes in medical and cosmetic dermatology and looks to bridge the gap between cutting edge technologies and established paradigms. Dr. Bhanusali has become a go-to for celebrities and fashion models, has been pegged “the millennial dermatologist” by the media, and has become an a respected authority within industry. He has helped run FDA clinical trials and been published widely throughout the most prestigious journals in Dermatology. He has worked with both the NY Mets and NY Yankees to promote safe skin practices and serves as a member of the AAD’s media advisory team. Dr. Bhanusali believes being able to work in such a remarkable field is a privilege and looks forward to a wonderful career pushing Dermatology forward
Dr. Lazic is a board-certified dermatologist, and a Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology. She is committed to excellence in delivering dermatologic care to patients of all ages.
She received her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of California, Los Angeles, where she graduated summa cum laude, with highest honors and various awards, including the Outstanding Senior Award and the Tom Brokaw Award for Life Achievements. Dr. Lazic obtained two degrees from Yale, completing both her medical school training and internship in internal medicine. She went on to complete dermatology residency at Boston University’s Roger Williams Medical Center, where she served as Chief Resident and received multiple awards for patient care and academic excellence. Dr. Lazic also studied dermatology at the University of Rome in Italy, as well as HIV Primary Care in Santiago, Chile. She is fluent in Spanish and Serbian, and conversational in Italian.
In 2012, she accepted an academic position at Mount Sinai’s St. Luke’s and Roosevelt Hospitals. Currently she is Associate Clinical Professor at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, where she continues to teach dermatology residents and medical students, while seeing patients in Midtown Manhattan. She has published numerous peer reviewed articles and book chapters.
Dr. Lazic’s dermatologic interests include medical and surgical treatment of skin disorders, and she particularly enjoys and specializes in diagnosing and treating skin allergies.
Looking back at it now, it is hard to believe I grew up in the middle of a civil war, incomprehensible in the last decade of the 20th century, in Europe, and that I am now a citizen of the country that bombed the city of my birth and of my youth, Belgrade. It is a chaotic web of improbable events that led to where I am, and to opportunities. As boundaries were falling all around Europe, they were rising all around me. With a Serbian mother and a Croatian father, the crossing of boundaries is what I was. I could feel the irrationality of nationalism and tribal hatred in the way complete strangers reacted to my accent, or my last name. I rejected boundaries instinctively, by turning outward, learning foreign languages, traveling, and crossing borders whenever I was given a chance. As a child, despite the fact that my mother was a lawyer and my father a prominent photographer, I gravitated toward science and mathematics, which universally belong to no one and everyone. Science made borders senseless, and that is what I wanted to do.
At eighteen years of age, I left my war-torn country for America, leaving behind the familiar sounds of a language and way of life, knowing that from then on I would return to my childhood home only as a visitor. In coming to America, I arrived to opportunities inexhaustible in a lifetime. From all the choices before me, my choices remained my passions: I learned science and languages, and I insisted on supporting myself financially through something I enjoyed, teaching (mathematics). The decision to pursue medicine was made fairly early on, and although I loved the basic sciences, I felt biology without a patient was like a sailboat without the wind. This perspective carried over in my research, which continued to be patient focused. My Yale thesis project on Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia, a part of which was carried out in Italy, became something more meaningful and vivid as I learned to communicate with my patients in Italian. As I acquired more medical knowledge, I continued to utilize my language skills in international settings, including dermatology training at the University of Rome, and learning to care for HIV patients in Santiago, Chile. Understanding a language, like crossing a border is not the end point, but rather it is the point of departure.
Dermatology, like a photograph, is an open secret. The lesions present on the surface, the diagnoses, however, can lead to the most remote of etiologies, making the clinical work a daily discovery. Skin may seem like a border between individuals and their environment, but really it is a window to the diseases experienced by the body. By practicing Dermatology, I crossed over yet another border as a physician who understands that what matters most about what one sees is its link to what lies beneath. In my quest to shed boundaries that are either trivial or artificial, I have chosen a profession in which I will cross daily the very boundary whose integrity is the sine qua non of our existence: the skin.
Dr. Kiran Mian is a board-certified dermatologist who specializes in all things hair, skin, and nails. With a passion for total body wellness and science over trends, she expertly manages medical skin conditions with a holistic approach to educate her patients and improve their overall quality of life.
After graduating cum laude from Rutgers University, Dr. Mian earned her medical degree from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of NJ. A student by day and Sephora cosmetic consultant by night, she and a chemist friend founded a dermatological interest group that conceptualized a newsletter called The Healthy Glow. Coupling cosmetic trends with skincare resources and education, The Healthy Glow was circulated among community clinics in the New Jersey area. Dr. Mian then headed to southern California to specialize in dermatology at Western University. Now, she’s back on the eastcoast, practicing boutique-style medicine.
Committed to the field of dermatology, Dr. Mian serves as a volunteer faculty at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai University, mentoring and teaching dermatology residents in-training. She is a fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology, American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery, and an active member of the Women’s Dermatology Society. With an entrepreneurial spirit, Dr. Mian is also an active member of Girls with Goals Who Give, a professional networking organization designed for professional development and giving back to our community.
Dr. Mian’s love for exploration and travel has led her to accomplish multiple medical missions throughout the globe. From working at the Leprosy Center in the capital of Ethiopia to orphanages in the outskirts of Tegucigalpa in Honduras, Dr. Mian’s passion for philanthropy drives her quest to learn more in the field of dermatology, push boundaries, and better serve her patients.
Dr. Mian is currently accepting new patients in-office. Get in touch below!
Leeza came to us with over 13 years of experience in healthcare. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology degree from Hunter College, New York. Leeza continued her career as a Research Assistant at NYU Langone – Tisch Hospital Emergency Department, and recently she obtained her Masters of Science in Healthcare Management degree from John Hopkins Carey Business School.
She is fluent in Russian, and has been studying Italian. But besides her fusion of excellent clinical, administrative and managerial skills, she brings passion and energy to our team. With this invaluable set of leadership skills, we look forward to working with her on bringing this practice to places we dreamed of.
“I am unique, humble, and passionate about life. Medicine has been a dream of mine for over a decade when I came to the United States from Belarus. During my college years, I volunteered at Weill Cornell Community Clinic H2H, and my life has never been the same since then. Nothing else in life brings me more joy than helping patients and making the difference while being a part of a team who always strives for perfection. Hudson Derm Family is definitely my kind of team, and I look forward to our growth together. I love my family and my English Cocker Spaniel, Shepherd, who is named after Dr. Shepherd from Grey’s Anatomy. I enjoy pilates, yoga, a healthy diet and skiing. I am collecting globes and dream of visiting 150+ countries of our beautiful world.” – Leeza
Christina is our newest addition to the team. She has over 8 years of experience in dermatology and we are excited to have her be a part of the Hudson Derm Family!
“I’m from the Bronx, New York and I started working in dermatology in 2013. I’ve always enjoyed the business aspect of it, but throughout the years, I’ve learned a lot about skincare through my own experiences and others. Patient care is my top priority. I try as best as I can to make all patients feel as welcome and as comfortable as possible. I love to make others feel good. Outside of the derm life, I enjoy cooking, spending time with family, and finding new adventures!” – Christina
She graduated from Mandl College of Allied Health. She has been working in Dermatology over 15 years and has loved every minute of it. Helping people has been a passion of her ever since she was a young girl. She enjoys cooking, being around her friends and family as well as a little R&R oh and she is an animal and coffee lover!
“I am excited to start my new journey with the HDLS family. Dermatology is not only external it can also be an indication of an internal medical condition. There is such a sense of accomplishment when we can bring positive change into a patient’s life. We never stop learning and with that knowledge our team is able to pass it along to patients. I feel gaining trust and building rapport with patients is very important. We pride ourselves on patient care. I am honored to be a part of and grow with this spectacular HDLS team!”
After briefly attending SUNY Buffalo, I was intrigued by the medical field and decided to begin my journey as a medical assistant. I chose dermatology because of my personal struggles with acne. I thoroughly enjoy every aspect of derm, especially cosmetic procedures.
Seeing patients happy with the progress and improvement made with lasers, fillers, etc., is the best part of this job. Laser Genesis is my favorite treatment since it has no downtime and leaves your skin glowing.
I’m so happy and excited to have joined this amazing team and look forward to growing with the practice.
Hudson Dermatology and Laser Surgery was founded by Dr. Dhaval Bhanusali. Dr. Bhanusali has been the formulator and research expert behind some of the top medications and skincare launches in the world. Hudson Dermatology and Laser Surgery is ground zero for the newest and latest products and procedures (often developed and tested on premises). From virtual reality integration to new beauty category development, our state of the art facility truly is unique.
Dr. Dhaval Bhanusali is a leading Dermatologist and digital health entrepreneur based in Manhattan. As a member of the prestigious Medical Scholars program at Michigan State University, Dr. Bhanusali was accepted into medical school at the age of seventeen and graduated college in three years. He was awarded both the Spartan scholarship, as well as the Arthur L. Foley, MD PhD scholarships for his outstanding academic achievements. After finishing medical school, Dr. Bhanusali completed his Dermatology residency at Mount Sinai hospital in New York City.
During his young career, Dr. Bhanusali has been featured on Elite Daily, Buzzfeed, Yahoo, Askmen, the Atlantic, People Magazine, Teen Vogue, Bustle, Self, WebMD, and countless other media outlets. His novel laser techniques and humanitarian efforts were featured on ABC and FOX. His award winning research has been presented around the world and he currently serves as a medical expert for many companies in the field, including Johnson& Johnson (Neutrogena, ROC, Clean & Clear, Aveeno) and Solta (Fraxel, Clear & Brilliant, Pelo).
He specializes in medical and cosmetic dermatology and looks to bridge the gap between cutting edge technologies and established paradigms. Dr. Bhanusali has become a go-to for celebrities and fashion models, has been pegged “the millennial dermatologist” by the media, and has become an a respected authority within industry. He has helped run FDA clinical trials and been published widely throughout the most prestigious journals in Dermatology. He has worked with both the NY Mets and NY Yankees to promote safe skin practices and serves as a member of the AAD’s media advisory team. Dr. Bhanusali believes being able to work in such a remarkable field is a privilege and looks forward to a wonderful career pushing Dermatology forward
Dr. Lazic is a board-certified dermatologist, and a Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology. She is committed to excellence in delivering dermatologic care to patients of all ages.
She received her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of California, Los Angeles, where she graduated summa cum laude, with highest honors and various awards, including the Outstanding Senior Award and the Tom Brokaw Award for Life Achievements. Dr. Lazic obtained two degrees from Yale, completing both her medical school training and internship in internal medicine. She went on to complete dermatology residency at Boston University’s Roger Williams Medical Center, where she served as Chief Resident and received multiple awards for patient care and academic excellence. Dr. Lazic also studied dermatology at the University of Rome in Italy, as well as HIV Primary Care in Santiago, Chile. She is fluent in Spanish and Serbian, and conversational in Italian.
In 2012, she accepted an academic position at Mount Sinai’s St. Luke’s and Roosevelt Hospitals. Currently she is Associate Clinical Professor at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, where she continues to teach dermatology residents and medical students, while seeing patients in Midtown Manhattan. She has published numerous peer reviewed articles and book chapters.
Dr. Lazic’s dermatologic interests include medical and surgical treatment of skin disorders, and she particularly enjoys and specializes in diagnosing and treating skin allergies.
Looking back at it now, it is hard to believe I grew up in the middle of a civil war, incomprehensible in the last decade of the 20th century, in Europe, and that I am now a citizen of the country that bombed the city of my birth and of my youth, Belgrade. It is a chaotic web of improbable events that led to where I am, and to opportunities. As boundaries were falling all around Europe, they were rising all around me. With a Serbian mother and a Croatian father, the crossing of boundaries is what I was. I could feel the irrationality of nationalism and tribal hatred in the way complete strangers reacted to my accent, or my last name. I rejected boundaries instinctively, by turning outward, learning foreign languages, traveling, and crossing borders whenever I was given a chance. As a child, despite the fact that my mother was a lawyer and my father a prominent photographer, I gravitated toward science and mathematics, which universally belong to no one and everyone. Science made borders senseless, and that is what I wanted to do.
At eighteen years of age, I left my war-torn country for America, leaving behind the familiar sounds of a language and way of life, knowing that from then on I would return to my childhood home only as a visitor. In coming to America, I arrived to opportunities inexhaustible in a lifetime. From all the choices before me, my choices remained my passions: I learned science and languages, and I insisted on supporting myself financially through something I enjoyed, teaching (mathematics). The decision to pursue medicine was made fairly early on, and although I loved the basic sciences, I felt biology without a patient was like a sailboat without the wind. This perspective carried over in my research, which continued to be patient focused. My Yale thesis project on Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia, a part of which was carried out in Italy, became something more meaningful and vivid as I learned to communicate with my patients in Italian. As I acquired more medical knowledge, I continued to utilize my language skills in international settings, including dermatology training at the University of Rome, and learning to care for HIV patients in Santiago, Chile. Understanding a language, like crossing a border is not the end point, but rather it is the point of departure.
Dermatology, like a photograph, is an open secret. The lesions present on the surface, the diagnoses, however, can lead to the most remote of etiologies, making the clinical work a daily discovery. Skin may seem like a border between individuals and their environment, but really it is a window to the diseases experienced by the body. By practicing Dermatology, I crossed over yet another border as a physician who understands that what matters most about what one sees is its link to what lies beneath. In my quest to shed boundaries that are either trivial or artificial, I have chosen a profession in which I will cross daily the very boundary whose integrity is the sine qua non of our existence: the skin.
Dr. Kiran Mian is a board-certified dermatologist who specializes in all things hair, skin, and nails. With a passion for total body wellness and science over trends, she expertly manages medical skin conditions with a holistic approach to educate her patients and improve their overall quality of life.
After graduating cum laude from Rutgers University, Dr. Mian earned her medical degree from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of NJ. A student by day and Sephora cosmetic consultant by night, she and a chemist friend founded a dermatological interest group that conceptualized a newsletter called The Healthy Glow. Coupling cosmetic trends with skincare resources and education, The Healthy Glow was circulated among community clinics in the New Jersey area. Dr. Mian then headed to southern California to specialize in dermatology at Western University. Now, she’s back on the eastcoast, practicing boutique-style medicine.
Committed to the field of dermatology, Dr. Mian serves as a volunteer faculty at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai University, mentoring and teaching dermatology residents in-training. She is a fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology, American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery, and an active member of the Women’s Dermatology Society. With an entrepreneurial spirit, Dr. Mian is also an active member of Girls with Goals Who Give, a professional networking organization designed for professional development and giving back to our community.
Dr. Mian’s love for exploration and travel has led her to accomplish multiple medical missions throughout the globe. From working at the Leprosy Center in the capital of Ethiopia to orphanages in the outskirts of Tegucigalpa in Honduras, Dr. Mian’s passion for philanthropy drives her quest to learn more in the field of dermatology, push boundaries, and better serve her patients.
Dr. Mian is currently accepting new patients in-office. Get in touch below!
Leeza came to us with over 13 years of experience in healthcare. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology degree from Hunter College, New York. Leeza continued her career as a Research Assistant at NYU Langone – Tisch Hospital Emergency Department, and recently she obtained her Masters of Science in Healthcare Management degree from John Hopkins Carey Business School.
She is fluent in Russian, and has been studying Italian. But besides her fusion of excellent clinical, administrative and managerial skills, she brings passion and energy to our team. With this invaluable set of leadership skills, we look forward to working with her on bringing this practice to places we dreamed of.
“I am unique, humble, and passionate about life. Medicine has been a dream of mine for over a decade when I came to the United States from Belarus. During my college years, I volunteered at Weill Cornell Community Clinic H2H, and my life has never been the same since then. Nothing else in life brings me more joy than helping patients and making the difference while being a part of a team who always strives for perfection. Hudson Derm Family is definitely my kind of team, and I look forward to our growth together. I love my family and my English Cocker Spaniel, Shepherd, who is named after Dr. Shepherd from Grey’s Anatomy. I enjoy pilates, yoga, a healthy diet and skiing. I am collecting globes and dream of visiting 150+ countries of our beautiful world.” – Leeza
Christina is our newest addition to the team. She has over 8 years of experience in dermatology and we are excited to have her be a part of the Hudson Derm Family!
“I’m from the Bronx, New York and I started working in dermatology in 2013. I’ve always enjoyed the business aspect of it, but throughout the years, I’ve learned a lot about skincare through my own experiences and others. Patient care is my top priority. I try as best as I can to make all patients feel as welcome and as comfortable as possible. I love to make others feel good. Outside of the derm life, I enjoy cooking, spending time with family, and finding new adventures!” – Christina
She graduated from Mandl College of Allied Health. She has been working in Dermatology over 15 years and has loved every minute of it. Helping people has been a passion of her ever since she was a young girl. She enjoys cooking, being around her friends and family as well as a little R&R oh and she is an animal and coffee lover!
“I am excited to start my new journey with the HDLS family. Dermatology is not only external it can also be an indication of an internal medical condition. There is such a sense of accomplishment when we can bring positive change into a patient’s life. We never stop learning and with that knowledge our team is able to pass it along to patients. I feel gaining trust and building rapport with patients is very important. We pride ourselves on patient care. I am honored to be a part of and grow with this spectacular HDLS team!”
After briefly attending SUNY Buffalo, I was intrigued by the medical field and decided to begin my journey as a medical assistant. I chose dermatology because of my personal struggles with acne. I thoroughly enjoy every aspect of derm, especially cosmetic procedures.
Seeing patients happy with the progress and improvement made with lasers, fillers, etc., is the best part of this job. Laser Genesis is my favorite treatment since it has no downtime and leaves your skin glowing.
I’m so happy and excited to have joined this amazing team and look forward to growing with the practice.
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Peer-Reviewed Articles:
1. Lazic T, Horii KA, Richard G, Wasserman DI, Antaya RJ. A report of GJB2 (N14K) connexin 26 mutation in two patients- a new subtype of KID syndrome? Pediatric Dermatology, 2008; Vol 25, 5: 535-540.
2. Lazic T, Strugar J. Nail in the midbrain. Neurology, 2009; Vol 72, 17: 1531.
3. Lazic T, Falanga V. Bioengineered skin constructs and their use in wound healing. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2011; Vol 127: 75S-90S.
4. Lazic T, Li Q, Frank M, Uitto J, Zhou LH. Extending the phenotypic spectrum of KeratitisIchthyosis-Deafness Syndrome: report of a patient with a connexin 26 mutation (G12R) and unusual clinical findings. Pediatric Dermatology, October 2011.
5. Orme C, Zhou LH, Lazic T. Amyopathic Dermatomyositis in a patient with an extramedullary plasmacytoma of the tongue. Journal of Dermatology, Dec 2011; Vol 39, 1-2.
6. Cantisani C, Lazic T, Richetta A, Clerico R, Mattozzi C, Calvieri S. Imiquimod 5% cream- use in dermatology, side effects and recent patents. Recent Pat Inflamm Allergy Drug Discov; Jan 2012; 6(1):65-69.
7. Lazic T, Fonder M, Robsinson-Bostom L, Wilkel CS, Della Torre L. Orlistat-induced bullous leukocytoclastic vasculitis. Cutis. 2013;91:148-149.
8. Cantisani C, Lazic T, et al. Male tuberculous mastitis: a rare entity. Clin Ter 2013; 164(4).
9. Bordelon J, Tang N, Elston D, Niedt G, Lazic Strugar T. Multiple apocrine hidrocystomas successfully treated with Botulinum Toxin A. British Journal of Dermatology 2016.
10. Bonati L, Kuka G, Lazic Strugar T. Microneedling in all skin types: a review. Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, April 2017. Vol 16, 4: 308
11. Chou M, Dhingra N, Lazic Strugar T. Contact sensitization due to allergens in nail cosmetics: identification,
treatment, and prevention. Dermatitis June 2017.
12. Chou M, Mikhaylov D, Lazic Strugar, T. Moisturizer Allergens: A comparison based on economic value. Dermatitis, Nov 2018.
13. Chou M, Mikhaylov D, Lazic Strugar T. Common allergens present in personal care products: identification,
diagnosis and management. Semin Cutan Med Surg, Dec 2018.
14. Lazic Strugar T, Kuo A, Seité S, Lin M, Lio P. Connecting the dots: from skin barrier dysfunction to allergic
sensitization, and the role of moisturizers in repairing the skin barrier. Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, June 2019.
15. Seite S, Kuo A, Taieb C, Lazic Strugar T, Lio P. Self-Reported Prevalence of Allergies in the USA and Impact on Skin—An Epidemiological Study on a Representative Sample of American Adults. Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2020.
16. Seite S, Taieb C, Lazic Strugar T, Lio P, Curi T. Prevalence of Allergies in Brazil and Impact on Skin- Epidemiological Study on a Representative Sample of Brazilian Adults. International Journal of Cutaneous Disorders & Medicine. May 2020.
17. Seite S, Taieb C, Lazic Strugar T, Lio P, Zhang J, Ma L. Prevalence of allergies in China and impact on skin-
epidemiological study on a representative sample of Chinese adults. Int J of Cutaneous Disorders & Medicine. June 2020.
18. Seite S, Taieb C, Lazic Strugar T, Lio P, Bobrova E. Self-reported allergies in Russia and impact on skin. SAGE Open Medicine. August 2020.
Abstracts:
1. Lazic T, Risser J, Pedvis-Leftick A, Wilkel C. Cutaneous Micropapillary Adenocarcinoma of Undetermined Primary. Journal of Cutaneous Pathology, 2011; Vol 38, 1: 147.
2. Lazic T, Fonder M, Robsinson-Bostom L, Wilkel CS, Della Torre L. Orlistat-induced Bullous Leukocytoclastic Vasculitis. JAAD, 2011; Vol 64, Issue 2, Suppl.1: AB44.
3. Lazic T, Li Q, Frank M, Uitto J, Zhou LH. Extending the Phenotypic Spectrum of KeratitisIchthyosis- Deafness Syndrome: Report of a Patient with a Connexin 26 Mutation (G12R) and Unusual Clinical Findings. JAAD, 2011; Vol 64, Issue 2, Suppl.1: AB84.
4. Orme C, Zhou LH, Lazic T. Amyopathic Dermatomyositis in a patient with an extramedullary plasmacytoma of the tongue. JAAD, 2012; Vol 66, Issue 4, Suppl.1: AB64.
Book chapters:
Dhingra N, Lazic Strugar T. Moschella and Hurley’s Dermatology, Chapter 52: Folliculitis and the Follicular Occlusion Tetrad.
Gonzalez N, Lazic Strugar T. Moschella and Hurley’s Dermatology, Chapter 53: Rosacea and Perioral Dermatitis.
Other Publications:
Board Vitals (2014-present). Main editor of the Dermatology Board Review Question Bank.
First Aid for the USMLE Step 1: 2007. Contributing author/editor.
Presentations:
Mount Sinai St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital
Dermatology Grand Rounds – multiple yearly lectures (2014-present) on topics of Contact Dermatitis, Wound
Healing, and Cosmetic Dermatology, Bullous Diseases of the Skin, Basic Science of the Skin Multiple ongoing dermatology textbook review lectures for residents
American Academy of Dermatology- 2017 Annual Meeting
Lecturer: “Review of Allergic Contact Dermatitis”
American Academy of Dermatology- 2012 Annual Meeting
Poster Presentation: · Amyopathic Dermatomyositis in a patient with an extramedullary plasmacytoma of the
tongue
American Academy of Dermatology- 2011 Annual Meeting
Oral Presentation:
Orlistat-induced Bullous Leukocytoclastic Vasculitis
Poster Presentations:
Extending the Phenotypic Spectrum of Keratitis-Ichthyosis-Deafness Syndrome: Report of a Patient with a
Connexin 26 Mutation (G12R) and Unusual Clinical Findings
Orlistat-induced Bullous Leukocytoclastic Vasculitis
American Society of Dermatopathology- 2010 Annual MeetingPoster Presentation:
“Cutaneous Micropapillary Adenocarcinoma of Undetermined Primary” Yale School of Medicine- Dermatology
Grand Rounds 10/2007 Lecture: KID Syndrome
