The 10 Best At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Rival a Professional Treatment—So We Put Them to the Test
Hairless skin without dozens of in-office appointments.
Figuring out the best way to remove unwanted body hair has been a journey. Of course, everyone's opinions on a little leg or armpit stubble vary, and there's no one-size-fits all answer as to what is the right way to attend to your body hair. But after experiencing the many pitfalls of shaving (ingrown hairs, redness, irritation, and speedy re-growth), I'm contemplating a few alternative hair removal methods. I've used the best razors, waxing kits, devices to remove facial hair, and epilators, but I'm determined to find a long-term solution to my stubble. That's where the best at-home laser hair removal devices come in to help.
Unlike a professional treatment that can cost well over $600 (or more depending on your location and what you're getting treated) per session, high-grade at-home tools are a fraction of the price—and offer similar results. They're less painful, and while it may take a little longer to achieve the results I'm after, dermatologists agree that at-home tools can be effective for some people depending on your skin tone, hair type, and how diligently you use them.
Ahead, I spoke with several top dermatologists to gather their recommendations for the best and safest at-home laser hair removal devices. Plus, independent testers (and a few Marie Claire editors) tested every single device and shared their first-hand experiences. Keep scrolling to find their expert advice, safety tips, a breakdown of the types of at-home hair removal lasers on this list, and more. Smooth, hair-free skin awaits.
The Best At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices
- Best At-Home Hair Removal Device Overall: Braun Silk-Expert Pro 5 IPL Hair Removal System
- Best At-Home Hair Removal Device for Hard-to-Reach Areas: Silk'n 7 Hair Removal Device
- Best At-Home Hair Removal Device for the Bikini Line: Nood The Flasher 2.0
- Best Cooling At-Home Hair Removal Device: Ulike 10 IPL Hair Removal Device
- Best Affordable At-Home Hair Removal Device: Mismon Hair Removal Device
- Best At-Home Laser Hair Removal Device For Beginners: Braun Skin i·expert Smart IPL
The Best Laser Hair Removal Devices, By The Numbers
Device Name |
FDA-Cleared? |
Laser Type? |
Number of Flashes |
|---|---|---|---|
Yes |
IPL |
400,000 |
|
Yes |
IPL |
600,000 |
|
Yes |
IPL |
600,000 |
|
Yes |
IPL |
1,000,000 |
|
Yes |
IPL |
300,000 |
|
Yes |
IPL |
400,000 |
|
Yes |
IPL |
Unlimited |
|
Yes |
IPL |
Unlimited |
|
Yes |
Diode Laser |
Unlimited |
|
Yes |
IPL |
900,000 |
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This Braun device promises smooth results in as little as four weeks, and it's fast enough to treat both legs in five minutes. It has three sensitivity modes, so it's as close to painless as possible, it uses up to 125 flashes per minute, and is clinically tested to be safe and effective. This device is not suitable for individuals with deep skin tones or fair hair colors, such as light blonde, red, and gray.
FDA-Cleared: Yes
Laser Type: IPL
Number of Flashes: 400,000
What I Love: Top-rated; has a max of 400,000 flashes; comes with three different heads
What I Don't: Not suitable for deep skin tones; not suitable for light blonde, red, or gray hair
Review For MC: "I was so excited to test this Braun device after seeing so much buzz about it online. I'm happy to report it stands up to the hype. I saw a noticeable difference after the very first use. I tested it on my legs on the lowest setting for the first few times, but I was able to increase the power level within a few tries. The pain increased with each level, as expected. As someone with tattoos, I found the pain to be far less than that, like a rubber band snapping on the skin, but duller. The only real "con" I have is that the device has to lie flat on the skin to work. The front of my shin is bony, so I ended up with a stripe of un-lasered hair down the front of my leg. But having only to shave one stripe on my skin was a welcome task considering how quickly it worked everywhere else."
This device from Silk'n has a 360-degree rotating head that lets you reach every hair (even those annoying little stragglers). It has three removable heads designed for use on different parts of the body, so you can safely use it on both your face and in your intimate areas. Its AutoAdapt feature allows it to work on a broader range of skin tones because it automatically senses your skin tone and delivers a suitable energy level. The brand says you’ll see 92 percent hair reduction within 12 sessions, completed two weeks apart. There's a reason it was ranked as one of the best facial hair removal tools on the market.
FDA-Cleared: Yes
Laser Type: IPL
Number of Flashes: 600,000
What I Love: Has a rotatable head; comes with three attachments; can be used on the face; can be used on the body.
What I Don't: Not suitable for deep skin tones.
Review For MC: I had a feeling the Silk’n 7 was going to be special upon unboxing. It fit so nicely in the case, the extra heads looked so shiny, and the razor (you have to shave before IPL so the flash doesn’t just burn your hair on the surface!) was a lovely touch. While these machines aren’t something to take lightly—they’re expensive! They’re doing serious work! I appreciate the ease that Silk’n provides. Even though I was alone in my living room, their instructions made me feel confident in my ability to use the product. Everything worked as promised, and there was no pain, though that flash is impressive. Because you’re doing so many sessions to see results, at-home IPL has to become habitual after a while. With the rotating and easily swappable head, this device makes it all so easy while still feeling luxe." — Sophia Vilensky, a freelance writer and Marie Claire tester.
Nood's The Flasher 2.0 is the best laser hair removal device if you’re targeting the bikini line. Let's be honest: we're sensitive down there, so a less painful wavelength of light is very much appreciated. Reviewers note that it is easy to use, but it takes a while because you must go over each area three times for best results. They also note that coarser hair—like on the face—takes around eight weeks to go away.
FDA-Cleared: Yes
Laser Type: IPL
What I Love: 600,000 flashes; fast-acting; top-rated; less painful; good for the bikini line; can be used on the face
What I Don't: Not suitable for deep or dark skin tones; not suitable for white or light blonde hair
Review For MC: "I’m a big baby when it comes to pain, so I was a tad nervous when testing out this device. It turns out I had no reason to be—this device was virtually painless, once I figured out the optimal intensity level for my pain tolerance. This device couldn’t be easier to set up and use, either. You plug it in, power it on, choose your mode (either Manual or Continuous), and get to flashing. It was around the three-week mark when I started to notice a difference. Then, after about eight weeks, I noticed the biggest difference. I could go without shaving for nearly two weeks—my hair was growing in so much slower, plus it was less coarse and dark." — Brooke Knappenberger, Associate Commerce Editor
If you want to avoid the spicy pinch of a laser hair removal device, this FDA-cleared IPL laser from Ulike is for you. It uses sapphire lamp heads and a Quadro cooling system to reduce the sapphire temperature to 65 degrees Fahrenheit. It promises results in as little as four weeks, has five energy levels, and comes with everything you need for a hair removal treatment, including safety glasses and a razor. It has five treatment modes: Fast Mode for touch-ups; Normal Mode for fine to normal hair; Auto-Glide Mode to glide over the skin and treat larger surface areas; High Mode for course, thick hair; and Manual Mode for targeted removal. It’s suitable for use on the face, bikini line, arms, armpits, and legs. The Ulike is unsuitable for dark and deep skin tones or red or gray hair.
FDA-Cleared: Yes
Laser Type: IPL
Number of Flashes: 1,000,000
What I Love: Has five energy levels; has five modes; has cooling technology; comes with safety glasses
What I Don't: Not suitable for very dark and deep skin tones; not suitable for gray and red hair colors
Review For MC: "I used the device for eight weeks on my underarm, knees, and bikini line. The device advertises that one of its strengths is how it uses cooling technology and how painless it is. I was definitely nervous when I first tried it, but I did not feel anything. It's cool to the touch when placed on the skin—not too cold, just a refreshing cooling sensation—and it has sensors so it won’t work unless it registers that it’s lying flat with proper contact, which I thought was impressive. After the third week, I started to notice results. Hair growth overall starts to slow down and return more gradually, and by week 10, it has essentially stopped growing in my underarm area, returning very slowly on my bikini line and legs. I admittedly didn't have a lot of hair on my underarms to begin with, but I’m pleased with how smooth my bikini line stays. I do shave less now, and overall, the device has become an easy, quick, beneficial addition to my hair removal routine!" — Sadie Bell, Senior Culture Editor
Get this: results from a clinical trial showed that hair grew more slowly after three weeks of using this device and that there was a 94 percent reduction in hair after a nine-week course. It has an LED screen at the top so you can see the amount of flashes you have left. The device has 300,000 flashes for between seven and nine full-body uses. It has five energy levels and is cleared for use on most body areas, including the underarms, bikini line, back, and arms. However, it is not suitable for use on the face. The over 400 glowing five-star reviews on Amazon's site show how this device works fast.
FDA-Cleared: Yes
Laser Type: IPL
Number of Flashes: 300,000
What I Love: Comes with protective glasses; has an LED screen for precise use
What I Don't: Large size; not recommended for use on the face; not suitable for dark and deep skin tones
Review For MC: "This was one of those devices I've always been curious about. It's affordable and has some pretty major claims. It also lived up to the hype. I tested my Braun device on one leg and this one on the other. By the end of the testing period, I could hardly tell which leg had been lasered by which device. This all goes to say, I saw results after one week of use. I used this one roughly two or three times a week during the testing period, and lessened my usage over time as I noticed my leg hair decreasing in density."
This device from Braun is beauty tech at its finest. The three interchangeable heads connect to an app on your phone and create a personalized hair removal plan for you. It tracks your progress in each area of your body and provides real-time guidance so you don’t miss a spot. It also comes equipped with three levels of light sensitivity. Choose a lower level, and you’ll have a more comfortable experience that will take longer, while a higher level will be more intense and offer quicker results. In each case, the Braun Skin-i Smart IPL uses SensoAdapt technology that adapts to your skin tone.
FDA-Cleared: Yes
Laser Type: IPL
Number of Flashes: 400,000
What I Love: It is top-rated, has SensoAdapt technology that adapts to your skin tone, has three light sensitivity levels; is suitable for use in the pubic area; works in 10 minutes; is suitable for use on the face; comes with three interchangeable heads.
What I Don't: Some users find the app hard to use; not suitable for dark and deep skin tones
Review For MC: "The device is straightforward to use and intuitive. The manual is helpful and teaches you the two techniques they recommend: gliding and stamping. Identify your target body part or area, note your hair color, and enter the current hair density in that area using the app. Then, select a session goal. I tested my lower legs, upper legs, and armpit. I didn’t experience any unexpected pain, just a slight burning sensation when on the highest level. I started all body parts on the middle session goals (mid-light level and speed). After three sessions, I switched to the highest light level for my lower legs and armpits, which allowed me to conclude my sessions after 8 weeks. I noticed a decrease in regrowth density at the 3-week mark and, surprisingly, a decrease in coarseness at the 5-week mark. Overall, if it fits within your budget, I’d recommend this product for its effectiveness and ease of use, especially if you appreciate having a personalized plan, helpful reminders, and not having to guess the proper settings based on your hair and skin type." — Breanna, a Marie Claire tester.
If you're hoping to target larger areas like the legs or back, this sleek unit is for you since it has unlimited flashes. The downside? Hair grows back quicker, so you must be more diligent with touch-ups. It's also, unfortunately, not safe for dark skin tones. That said, if your skin tone is on the lighter side, it's easy to use—it promises to remove hair on your entire body in 10 minutes—and fast-acting. The brand recommends using it once a week for 12 weeks before moving to just once a month from there on out.
FDA-Cleared: Yes
Laser Type: IPL
Number of Flashes: Unlimited
What I Love: Covers a large amount of space each time; has unlimited flashes per use; works quickly.
What I Don't: Reviewers found that hair grows back quickly after each use; not suitable for dark skin tones.
Review For MC: "I’m really happy with the SmoothSkin Pure IPL. There’s no pain during treatment, which was a pleasant surprise. At first, I felt like it took a long time to go section by section, but the ease of being able to do it at home, without needing to schedule or of to appointments, more than makes up for it, not to mention the out-of-pocket expense. I began to see a visible reduction in hair growth just after the three-week mark. The hair on my legs grew back much finer and sparser. Although some hairs are still growing, the majority of the hair hasn’t grown back, and my skin feels smoother. I have not shaved in over two months." — Domenica F., a Marie Claire tester.
Boston-based triple-board-certified dermatopathologist Gretchen W. Frieling, MD, recommends this device from Sensica. “It has an automatic and manual mode for on-the-go hair removal. It comes with two different heads for large and small areas. The charge will last for approximately 600 flashes.” Plus, it comes equipped with a skin sensitivity meter to protect your skin as you go and an energy recommendation button that, as you use it, gives you the best energy level based on your skin type.
FDA-Cleared: Yes
Laser Type: IPL
Number of Flashes: Unlimited
What I Love: Dermatologist-recommended; good for use on the face, has two light windows—one for use on the body and another, smaller one for the face; has a cordless design
What I Don't: Some reviewers felt it took longer to work than expected; not suitable for dark and deep skin tones
Review For MC: "I was impressed by The Sensica. I tested it for 6 weeks on my lower arms; I had been getting them waxed for ages and was looking to see if it would help slow down hair growth and make it lighter. I used the device consistently as instructed. After seven weeks, the hair growth had definitely slowed down, and the regrowth was more patchy; however, the most noticeable difference was in the darkness of the regrowth. It was significantly lighter than when I first started, which was a welcome improvement. However, I felt I needed to keep shaving in between uses to keep the appearance of the hair at a minimum. I didn’t experience any irritation or burns, but I could feel a slight sting when I increased the level of intensity. I typically used Level 3 or 4, but started using Level 5 for the darker hair areas. The “Glide” feature was beneficial because it allowed me to quickly and efficiently cover the entire lower arm area. The only con is that I wish it came with protective glasses." — Madisen L., a Marie Claire tester.
Currentbody’s Laser Hair Removal Device is larger than others on this list, but that’s for good reason. The wider treatment window means treating your entire body in less than 15 minutes. It has six power settings to find the best levels for each body part. My favorite part: It's outfitted with cooling technology for a less painful experience. The brand says you’ll see an 82 percent reduction in eight weeks.
FDA-Cleared: Yes
Laser Type: Diode Laser
Number of Flashes: Infinite
What I Love: Has cooling technology; works in under two minutes; has six power settings.
What I Don't: Not suitable for deep and dark skin tones; not suitable for light blonde or red hair.
Review For MC: "I was curious if this device could reduce hair density and maybe help prevent the heat rashes I sometimes get in that area. The setup was a bit confusing at first, but after watching some YouTube demos, it started to feel suspiciously simple. Could it really be as easy as stamping the armpit for a minute? Turns out—it is. It’s surprisingly quick and easy to use. One thing to note: if I accidentally nick myself while shaving beforehand, the laser stings on that spot. So be careful with pre-treatment shaving. I followed the recommended schedule—three times a week for the first three weeks, then once a week from weeks 4 to 12. I’ve definitely noticed a reduction in hair density and slowed hair growth, though the hair isn’t gone completely." — Belle Z., a Marie Claire tester.
This adorable little device from RoseSkinCo. is FDA-cleared and promises noticeable results in three weeks of consistent use, with full results in six to 12 weeks, although you’ll see a decrease in hair growth in just one use. It has six power levels, and you can complete a full-body treatment in 30 minutes. It’s made to be used all over the body (including your bikini line and face) and comes in white and pink colors.
FDA-Cleared: Yes
Laser Type: IPL
Number of Flashes: 900,000
What I Love: Has six power settings; Promises results in 6-12 weeks; Can be used on the face; can be used on the bikini line; a whole treatment can be done in 30 minutes.
What I Don't: Not suitable for dark and deep skin tones; not suitable for light blonde or red hair.
Review For MC: "Lumi from RoseSkinCo. proved itself to be an effective at-home tool. I followed the instructions and completed two sessions a week, spaced at least 72 hours apart. I started at the lowest intensity and increased it after each session until I reached the maximum. I did notice a slight burning feeling as I increased intensity, but that stopped occurring after five or six sessions. I did not experience any burns or rashes. The device is easy to use and navigate on the body. It has to be plugged in while in use, but the cord is long enough that this doesn’t hinder the process. Treating both my legs was fairly quick. Once I was comfortable with the device, I was able to complete a session in 10 minutes. I started to notice a reduction in hair thickness and growth after six weeks (or 12 sessions). Instead of shaving every other day, I was comfortable only shaving twice a week. By the end of the testing period, my hair had barely grown back on my knees and upper calf, and had grown sparsely on my lower calf. I am excited to continue using this device beyond the testing period to see the full effect." — Olivia M., a Marie Claire tester
How Do I Choose the Best At-Home Laser Hair Removal Device?
When choosing an at-home laser hair removal device, remember a few key aspects: price point, the number of flashes each device uses, whether a device has FDA clearance, and whether or not it will work for your skin type or tone. The Marie Claire team evaluated the above products across each criterion.
What Should I Look For In an At-Home Laser Hair Removal Device?
- Skin Type and Skin Tone: Because laser hair removal devices work by identifying each hair’s pigment in relation to your skin, the process doesn't work for everyone. Many of the devices below are marked as not suitable for those with deep or dark skin and darkly colored hair, as well as those with fair skin and gray, very blonde, silver, or red hair. Dr. Zeichner says that while the “best hair and skin combination for laser hair removal, in general, is dark hair and light skin,” there have been advancements that allow them to work on a wider range of tones. “Unfortunately, no matter what device you use we cannot use lasers to get rid of light blonde or white hair because the lasers need the pigment in the hair itself to act as a target,” Dr. Zeichner adds.
- Number of Flashes: The number of flashes (which are sometimes called "pulses") a device emits indicates the lifespan of your device. Different body areas require a different number of pulses to be effective (a larger area will require more pulses). The goal is to have one device with a long enough lifespan to cover all your needs. Many of the devices on this list have a limit of several hundred thousand pulses, while others have an unlimited number.
- Price: The items on this list are investments for a reason. If you’re not willing to invest in an at-home device, I recommend speaking to your dermatologist directly or visiting a doctor’s office to find the best laser hair removal solution for you.
- FDA Clearance: All of the devices on our list have been cleared by the FDA.
Does Laser Hair Removal Work?
The short answer is yes, laser hair removal does work. However, it comes with a few caveats. "It really should be called laser hair reduction," notes Dr. Zeichner. "In some cases, it may be difficult to eradicate hair." That said, you will notice slower growth, thinner hair strands, and a less stubbly feel.
Is At-Home Laser Hair Removal Safe for All Skin Tones?
After chatting with our trusted experts, our editors have determined that at-home laser hair removal devices are unsafe for all skin tones, and no device on this list can be used on deep skin tones.
Let’s break it down: Because laser hair removal devices identify differences in melanin levels between the hair follicles and surrounding skin, they don’t work as well on users with similar hair and skin tone colors. This includes shoppers with fair skin and blonde, gray, or red hair and shoppers with darker skin tones and darker hair. If you fall into those categories, we recommend visiting a professional’s office for laser hair removal.
Your safety is our number one priority. We’ve broken down which skin tones and hair colors are approved for use on each device. And because not every device is made to be used on every part of the body where hair grows (like on your face or legs), we’ve also noted which devices are best for each area.
How Does Laser Hair Removal Work?
At-home laser hair devices remove your hair by targeting melanin in the skin, so they tend to work best on those with a higher contrast between their hair and skin tones. Once the melanin is identified, it emits light energy that gets converted to heat energy, and kills the hair at the follicle beneath the skin.
Think of it this way: waxing removes the entire hair follicle by pulling it out, while laser hair devices zap it away at the source, leading to longer-lasting (and sometimes permanent) removal in the area. "At-home devices work similarly to professional treatments but use lower energy levels," says Dr. Zeichner.
He adds that the lasers definitely decrease the density of hair and the thickness of each individual hair, noting that "it takes multiple treatments to give the results most people are looking for." As with most pricey beauty treatments, it's best to stay patient when waiting for your results.
What Are The Different Types of Lasers Used?
There are several common types of laser hair removal devices. Here’s a helpful guide to some of the options you’ll see most often on this list. “One is not necessarily better than another, and it really just depends on what type of technology a company chooses to use,” Dr. Zeichner says. Ahead, I've broken down the most common types of lasers used to remove hair.
- IPL: “IPL stands for intense pulsed light,” says Dr. Zeichner. IPL devices emit pulses of broad-spectrum light into the skin, generating heat to destroy the hair follicle. Because IPL devices cover larger surface areas, they tend to work more quickly than single-laser tools.
- Diode: Diodes use a single wavelength of light to be absorbed by the melanin around the hair follicle. They’re great because they can often be used on broader skin tones. Diodes are also known to cool the skin as they work. They also penetrate the skin to deeper levels than other types of lasers.
- Optimal Pulsed Technology: Optimal Pulsed Technology, or OPT for short, is an advanced IPL laser technology that releases higher-intensity light to target the specified area and speed up the hair removal process.
How Long Does Laser Hair Removal Last?
It varies. Some devices promise weeks or even months of a hair-free look. However, it's important to stay consistent. "Each treatment will partially destroy the follicle, so repeated treatments are often needed for the full effects," he explains. "The difference between at-home and professional strength treatments is the energy level of the laser. At-home devices have much lower energy levels to ensure they are safe to use at home. As a result, these treatments are slower to work and require more sessions to give noticeable improvements."
How Do I Prepare for At-Home Laser Hair Removal?
- Shave in Advance: Dr. Frieling recommends shaving a day before you plan to use your laser hair removal device.
- Avoid Tanning Products: Don't use self-tanning products for at least two weeks before you start. The extra pigment could prompt the laser to target your skin instead of the hair follicle.
- Avoid Products That Will Irritate the Skin: Dr. Frieling recommends "avoiding potentially irritating products such as retinoids, retinal, or retinoic acids" prior to treatment, as well as “brightening ingredients and acidic cleansers."
- Be Careful Where You Use Your Device: While you technically can perform laser hair removal anywhere on the body, you must choose a device that’s approved for the specific areas you’re looking to treat. Some devices on this list can be used on the face or in the bikini line, while others are not. “It’s important to be cautious in lasering sensitive areas like the genitals, which commonly have more pigment than other areas of the body,” says Dr. Zeichner.
- Avoid Damaged, Burnt, or Cracked Skin: If you have irritation or cuts anywhere on your body, avoid performing laser hair removal in that area. “I do not recommend using a hair removal device on parts of the body where the skin is irritated or broken,” says Dr. Zeichner. “Lasering open or raw skin can lead to significant inflammation and possibly put the skin at risk for an infection if the laser device itself is contaminated.”
What Should You Do After At-Home Laser Hair Removal?
- Don't Sweat if Possible: Dr. Mansouri recommends avoiding exercising (or sweating, for that matter) for up to two days because the heat can cause "irritation on freshly treated skin after a session is completed."
- Avoid the Sun: Stay out of the sun for up to two weeks.
- Be Comfortable: Wear loose-fitting clothes after you finish to keep skin cool.
- Calm the Skin: To allow your skin to heal correctly, Dr. Mansouri says to "avoid topicals, including makeup, except for aloe vera gel or calming and soothing creams. "
- Moisturize: “After laser hair removal, it is important to apply moisturizer to the skin to hydrate and repair the skin barrier,” says Dr. Zeichner, who recommends Eucerin Original Healing Rich Lotion. “If any areas of the skin are particularly dry, or irritated, opt for an ointment to form a protective seal over the skin,” he continues, citing Vaseline’s petroleum jelly as a good option to keep your newly hairless skin irritation-free.
Why Trust Marie Claire
Julia Marzovilla is the Fashion E-Commerce Editor at Marie Claire and brings nearly 10 years of beauty experience to this story. She has tested hundreds of beauty products and tested two at-home laser hair removal devices for this story.
We also tapped six experts for insight to find you the best, safest at-home laser hair removal device recommendations online. They include Joshua Zeicher, MD, the Director of Cosmetic and Clinical Research at Mount Sinai Hospital's Department of Dermatology; Howard Sobel, MD, NYC dermatologist and founder of Sobel Skin; Rosemarie Ingleton, MD, dermatologist and medical director of Ingleton Dermatology; Rachel Nazarian, MD FAAD., a dermatologist at the Schweiger Dermatology Group in New York City; Gretchen W. Frieling MD, a Boston-based triple-board-certified dermatopathologist; and Anahita Mansouri MD, a cosmetic doctor in the UK. They provided recommendations alongside our team of makeup-savvy editors who try and test the best new launches in every category.
How We Tested
After chatting with our experts and doing our own independent research, we selected 10 at-home laser hair removal devices to test based on customer reviews and our experts’ recommendations. Our independent testers, who are all beauty fans who were looking to reduce hair growth (plus three Marie Claire editors), then reviewed their devices based on how easy they were to use, how painful they were, and whether or not they met the claims each device set. Our testers reviewed the products over a 12-week period. They shared their feedback with us on a bi-weekly basis to compile this list.
Meet the Experts
As the Director of Cosmetic and Clinical Research at Mount Sinai Hospital's Department of Dermatology, Dr. Zeichner has a broad interest in medical and cosmetic dermatology as well as clinical research. His specialty is the treatment of acne, as well as the cosmetic rejuvenation of the aging face. Dr. Zeichner treats general skin conditions, including eczema, rosacea, psoriasis, and skin cancer. In addition, he is well-versed in the use of Botox and dermal fillers, as well as lasers and chemical peels.
Dr. Howard Sobel, MD, operates Sobel Skin, a private practice for dermatology, cosmetic surgery, and aesthetic medicine in the Upper East Side of Manhattan in New York City. Sobel Skin was a part of the early stages of the medspa / medi-spa evolution in the United States. Dr. Sobel has been a pioneer of the union between dermatology & cosmetic surgery. Over the years, Dr. Sobel has not only been known for his expertise in all aesthetic treatments, but as one of the best botox and fillers doctors in New York City. His ability to provide an exceptional outcome never fails, and patients are not only thrilled with their results, but also feel younger and rejuvenated after treatment. Dr. Sobel combines modern technology with over thirty years of experience. His unique practice provides the latest advances in dermatology, dermatologic cosmetic surgery and progressive face and body treatments all in one luxurious Park Avenue facility. Dr. Sobel’s focus within dermatology is to further the total well-being and health of his patients and those who use the products he formulated and created.
Dr. Ingleton is currently an Assistant Clinical Professor of Dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital. She received a BA in Psychobiology from New York University and her medical degree from the University of Maryland. She completed her Internal Medicine residency at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York and her Dermatology residency at New York Medical College in Valhalla, New York. She is a fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology and a member of the American Society of Dermatologic Surgeons, the Dermatology Society of New York and the National Medical Association.
Dr. Rachel Nazarian joins Schweiger Dermatology after years of practicing various aspects of dermatology, including cosmetic treatments, skin cancer, general dermatology and dermatologic surgery.Dr. Nazarian has written many published articles in medical journals as well as widely respected dermatology textbooks, such as Treatment of Skin Disease.Dr. Nazarian serves as a faculty member at Mount Sinai Medical Center’s Department of Dermatology, where she completed her dermatology residency. While completing her medical degree at Tulane University School of Medicine, Dr. Nazarian was awarded a grant from the Women’s Dermatology Society. Dr. Nazarian is a board-certified dermatologist and Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology.
Dr. Frieling. “Dr. G,” is a medical doctor with over 13 years of experience as a leader in the Aesthetic, Dermatology and Pathology fields. Her background is notable for intensive training in ballet, which includes attending the Juilliard School in New York City. She combines her artistic eye, perfectionistic qualities, and medical expertise, to give her patients impeccable results. When it comes to cosmetic procedures, specifically injectables, Dr. G has mastered the art of re-vitalizing the face by softening fine lines and wrinkles, re-establishing volume, and optimizing overall appearance and beauty. She will listen to your requests and concerns. Dr. G will explain the available procedures that would be optimal for your unique situation. She also performs select body procedures, including fat dissolving, buttock lifting/gentle reshaping, and skin tightening.
Dr. Ana is a UK-qualified Aesthetic Doctor with a wide range of medical & surgical training experience as well as a background in GP training. She graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery from Newcastle University in 2014 and has since then completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Dermatology from Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry. Dr Ana is passionate about all things Aesthetic Medicine & Cosmetic Dermatology.
