New York Cosmetic, Skin & Laser Surgery Center

Microdermabrasion

Experience radiant, smoother skin with our Microdermabrasion at the New York Cosmetic Skin & Laser Surgery Center—one of New York’s most trusted and advanced dermatology practices, proudly serving over 100,000 satisfied patients across Manhattan.

Microdermabrasion in New York

Polish Dull Skin for a Brighter Complexion

Microdermabrasion in New York is a non-surgical facial treatment designed to renew dull, tired, or aging skin. It works by exfoliating the outer layer of dead skin cells to reveal a smoother, brighter complexion beneath. This treatment is ideal for improving fine lines, mild acne scars, uneven texture, and pigmentation while enhancing skin tone and elasticity.

During your visit, our team uses a diamond-tipped wand or crystal spray system to carefully polish the skin’s surface. The device simultaneously vacuums away debris and dead skin cells, promoting collagen-boosting facial renewal without discomfort. Each session lasts about 30 minutes and leaves your skin glowing immediately.

This facial rejuvenation method is suitable for most skin types and tones. Whether you’re looking to brighten dull skin, soften wrinkles, or reduce pore size, microdermabrasion is a safe and effective way to achieve clearer, smoother, and healthier-looking skin without downtime.

Precision Experience Results That Speak for Themselves

Dr. Cameron Rokhsar, MD, FAAD, FAACS, is a double board-certified dermatologist and fellowship-trained laser and cosmetic surgeon. A Harvard and NYU-trained physician, he is internationally recognized for advancing non-invasive treatments such as Fraxel and CO2 laser resurfacing. At Mount Sinai Hospital, Dr. Rokhsar also teaches future dermatologists in cosmetic dermatology and laser applications.

With experience across more than 40 laser and energy-based technologies, Dr. Rokhsar provides each patient with customized care supported by proven medical results. Our Quad A-accredited clinics meet the highest standards of safety and quality, offering every microdermabrasion in a true medical setting.

Unlike typical spa facials, our microdermabrasion in New York achieves deeper exfoliation and rejuvenation under physician supervision. The outcome is smoother, brighter, and more refined skin due to Dr. Rokhsar’s precision techniques and hands-on oversight.

Ideal candidates include individuals with mild acne, pigmentation, fine lines, or sun damage. Dr. Rokhsar evaluates every case to determine whether microdermabrasion, laser resurfacing, or a combination approach best fits the patient’s goals.

Thousands of patients have chosen Dr. Rokhsar for his precision, artistry, and commitment to natural-looking, long-lasting facial rejuvenation results.

Microdermabrasion Before and After

* Results May Vary.

How Long Does Microdermabrasion Last?

Patients who undergo microdermabrasion in New York often notice smoother and more radiant skin immediately after the first treatment. As the skin renews naturally, tone and texture improve over the following days, revealing a refreshed and youthful glow.

With regular sessions spaced about four weeks apart, collagen production increases, reducing fine lines and acne scars while promoting long-term firmness. Microdermabrasion results are cumulative—skin continues to improve with each treatment as new cells replace older, damaged ones.

Most patients maintain their glow with maintenance facials every 3–5 weeks. Results are natural, leaving you with a clear, vibrant complexion that feels soft and looks rejuvenated without any invasive procedures.

Microdermabrasion Downtime or Side Effects

One of the best features of a microdermabrasion in New York is its minimal downtime. Most patients return to normal activities immediately after treatment. You may notice mild redness or tightness for a few hours, which quickly subsides as your skin calms.

Unlike chemical peels or laser resurfacing, this non-surgical facial treatment does not involve peeling or flaking. Aftercare includes gentle moisturization and daily sun protection to preserve your results and protect fresh new skin cells.

Side effects are rare and temporary. Slight pinkness, mild sensitivity, or dryness can occur, particularly for those with sensitive skin. Our team provides post-care recommendations to keep your skin hydrated and radiant after every session.

New York Microdermabrasion FAQs

How often should I get a microdermabrasion?

Most patients benefit from a series of treatments spaced three to five weeks apart. Regular sessions help maintain smooth texture, even tone, and improved elasticity while keeping pores clean and minimizing fine lines.

Is microdermabrasion safe for all skin types?

Yes, microdermabrasion is safe for nearly all skin types and tones. Our team customizes suction levels and pressure settings to suit your skin sensitivity for maximum comfort and safety.

Can microdermabrasion help with acne scars and pigmentation?

Yes. Microdermabrasion effectively reduces mild acne scars, dark spots, and uneven pigmentation by stimulating new cell growth and improving skin tone over time.

What should I avoid after a microdermabrasion treatment?

Avoid direct sunlight, retinoids, or exfoliating products for 48 hours after your facial. Keep skin hydrated with a gentle moisturizer and apply SPF daily to maintain results.

How does Microdermabrasion compare to chemical peels or laser treatments?

Microdermabrasion is gentler, requires no downtime, and uses mechanical exfoliation instead of chemicals or heat. It’s ideal for mild texture issues, while deeper resurfacing may be better for advanced wrinkles or scars.

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Common Body Areas We Treat

From your face to your feet, we offer precise, physician-performed treatments for every area of your body. Whether you’re targeting wrinkles, scars, unwanted hair, or skin concerns, Dr. Rokhsar and our team provide customized care to achieve natural, lasting results.