Acne in Teenagers
Dr. Novick, M.D. discusses the factors of development and flare-ups, symptoms, treatment options, and skin care tips for acne in teenagers. Read more about acne in teenagers.

Non-Surgical Cosmetic Procedures
Dr. Novick, M.D. has developed a variety of innovative, non-invasive approaches to common cosmetic issues of the face, neck, breasts, and hands. Read more about non-surgical cosmetic procedures.

Ten Minute Eyelift
Dr. Novick has developed a simple technique for treating significant upper eyelid hooding for a more youthful, more natural appearance. Read more about the Ten Minute Eyelift.

About Nelson Lee Novick, M.D.

Nelson Lee Novick, M.D. is a Clinical Professor of Dermatology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City, an Attending Physician, and a former OPD Clinic Chief within the department of dermatology of the Medical Center. He is board certified both in internal medicine and dermatology and is a fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology (FAAD) and a Fellow of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (FAACS). Read more from Dr. Novick's Biography.
 

Nelson Lee Novick, M.D. in the Media

Radio Interview: Non-Surgical Cosmetic Procedures
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SkinStore.com, April, 2008, "Healthy Skin All Year Long"
Skincare-news.com, Seven-part interview series on minimally invasive in-office cosmetic procedures, which covered Scalpel Sculpting, Eliminating Spider Veins and "Broken" Blood Vessels, Eliminating Skin Stains and Spots, and the Ten Minute Eyelift, June-October, 2008.
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Skin Savvy Blog

The Ten Minute Eyelift
Some degree of redundacy and laxity of the eyelids and underlying muscles can be considered a normal part the aging process. When severe, doctors refer to the condition as dermatochalasis, which is simply an excess of skin in the upper or lower eyelids that makes them appear droopy or “hooded.” It most frequently begins in people over 50 and is quite common in the elderly. Genetics may predispose to its development, and frequent allergies, and occasionally prior pregnancy may also contribute. Read More of Dr. Novick's Skin Savvy Blog.