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Dr. Doris Day, MD - Dermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology in New York, New York

Dr. Doris Day, MD

Dermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology

New York, New York
● Taking New Patients
NPI: 1851384028· License: 192672 (NY) verify
Medical school: State University Of New York Downstate Medical Center · Graduated 1992
Industry payments (2024): $1,672 across 71 payments (what this means)
4.28(107 ratings)

About

Dr. Doris Day is a Board Certified Dermatologic Surgeon practicing in New York, New York. She specializes in laser, cosmetic, surgical, and aesthetic dermatology for adults. Dr. Day is a pro-aging advocate, deeply believing that individuals have the ability to shape how they age, a philosophy that forms the foundation of her life's work. She personally attests that 'older is better,' feeling more confident and comfortable at 64 than ever before, with every decade being better than the last due to her approach to aging. With thirty years dedicated to studying how people age, Dr. Day observes and contributes to the evolving science, tests effective treatments, and shares her knowledge. Her philosophy on the next evolution of aesthetics emphasizes understanding how to repair, restore, and regenerate, rather than solely focusing on changing how people look. She utilizes treatments like Ultherapy and eMatrix, and actively helps define the future of aesthetics alongside other thought leaders. Dr. Day is also a scientist, a Co-Founder of Rapalogix Health, an author of four books, and a radio host, affiliated with NYU Langone. She maintains a very bright outlook on the future of aging well.

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Specialties

  • Dermatologic Surgery
  • Dermatology

Procedures & Services

Select a service to schedule an appointment · each is approximately 60 minutes

Average Cost of Surgery

Healthcare costs shouldn't be a mystery. Below, you'll find crowdsourced data on the actual costs of surgeries performed by Dr. Doris Day, submitted anonymously by the patient community. Use this as a guide to better anticipate your own expenses. Please note that final costs can vary based on your specific medical needs.

Ematrix

$1,500

Ultherapy

$2,000

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Questions, Answers, and Information Directly from Dr. Doris Day

Sourced directly from Dr. Doris Day's social posts and replies.

What habits contribute most to aging?
The habits that contribute most significantly to aging are those performed repeatedly and unconsciously throughout the day. These fast-aging habits are easily overlooked and can be difficult to reverse once they have accumulated.
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Why does sunscreen on the upper lip need frequent reapplication?
The upper lip loses sunscreen quickly due to breathing and natural moisture, sometimes within minutes of application. Therefore, it needs to be reapplied more often than on any other part of the face.
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What type of sunscreen is best for the upper lip?
A stick sunscreen formula adheres better than a lotion formula for the upper lip, which tends to lose sunscreen quickly.
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How much UV exposure does the neck receive?
The neck receives the same daily UV exposure as the face.
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What is the correct way to apply sunscreen to the neck?
Sunscreen should be applied to the neck from the bottom up to ensure that areas which lose coverage first get the most product. It should be reapplied consistently.
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How should my retinol approach change as I age?
Retinol does not stop working as skin ages, but the way your skin responds to it changes, meaning your approach to using it needs to change with it. This is because fibroblasts, which retinol is designed to stimulate, become less efficient over time and need more support for their own repair to perform their function. Therefore, pairing retinol with ingredients that protect and energize those cells makes a significant difference for aging skin. It's also worth reconsidering the form of retinol you're using, as prescription strength retinoic acid that worked well in your 40s may be more than your skin needs or can effectively use in your 50s and 60s. A well-formulated over-the-counter retinol, especially with supporting antioxidants and peptides, often delivers better results with less disruption to the skin microbiome, which also shifts with age.
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What is the current state of regenerative medicine in aesthetics?
Regenerative medicine is currently in its early stages, but its future is advancing rapidly.
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What are the risks of product misuse in aesthetics?
Social media has fostered a culture of product misuse, where items are used off-label, at unstudied doses, and by individuals who don't understand the risks of systemic absorption when topical products enter deeper tissue. The consequences can be severe and manifest rapidly. Therefore, products that were not designed, tested, or approved for injection should not be injected. An ingredient that is effective when applied topically is not automatically safe when it bypasses the skin barrier and is directly injected. Only products specifically made and tested for injection should be used, administered by a qualified professional who knows how to respond if complications arise.
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What is 'tech neck' and how is it addressed?
Tech neck is one of the most common conditions Dr. Day treats, and also one of the most preventable. The neck is often one of the first places age becomes visible, yet it's frequently overlooked for treatment until lines and bands have been developing for years. In-office treatments can significantly improve firmness, texture, and the appearance of vertical bands. However, patient habits are just as crucial as professional treatments. Dr. Day recommends applying all face skincare products, such as retinol, SPF, and longevity serum, to the neck consistently and always in an upward direction.
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Patient Experience

Dr. Doris Day Review Summary

4.3
Dr. Day has a 5.0 rating based on two reviews on her profile. However, other platforms show slightly lower ratings, with 3.5 out of 5 on Yelp and 4.8 out of 5 on Google Reviews. Overall, her average rating is 4.3, suggesting generally positive patient experiences.

Ratings from Other Platforms

yelp.com

3.5 out of 5

Based on 85 reviews

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Google Reviews

4.8 out of 5

Based on 129 reviews

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Dr. Doris Day, MD - Dermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology in New York, New York

Main Office

10 E 70th St #1c, New York, New York

(212) 772-0740

Book a Service Consultation

Each service is approximately 60 minutes.

Industry Payments

Federal law (the Physician Payments Sunshine Act) requires drug and medical-device companies to report anything of value they give to a physician — consulting and speaking fees, research funding, travel, royalties, and even meals. Medicare publishes all of it in a public database called Open Payments. We show it here so you don't have to go looking for it.

Total received (2024)

$1,672

Payments

71

Compared to peers

Moderate

Dr. Doris Day received $1,672 across 71 payments in 2024. That is higher than about 71% of the physicians here who received any industry payment. Most of it was categorised as food and beverage, and the largest single payer was REVANCE THERAPEUTICS, INC..

What this means for your care

  • A disclosed payment is a business relationship, not evidence of wrongdoing, and it says nothing on its own about the quality of your care.
  • Most payments are small. Across the physicians listed on NavMDs, the single most common category is food and beverage at industry-sponsored talks.
  • Larger consulting, speaking or royalty payments mean an ongoing financial relationship with a company whose products your doctor may use or recommend. That is worth knowing about, and it is reasonable to ask about.
  • A fair question to ask: “Do you have a financial relationship with the maker of the implant, filler or device you're recommending — and what alternatives did you consider?”

Source: CMS Open Payments, the federal database created by the Sunshine Act. View the full record on CMS Open Payments ↗

Insurance Information

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Phone: (212) 772-0740

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Location & Contact Information

Main Office

10 E 70th St #1c

New York, New York 10021

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Office Information

Phone: (212) 772-0740

Where does Dr. Doris Day practice?

Doctor's Office

Main Office (Primary)

10 E 70th St #1c, New York, New York 10021

(2 reviews)

Hospital Affiliations

is a board-certified dermatologist and clinical professor of dermatology at NYU Langone Medical Center

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Education & Experience

Education

Clinical Professor Of Dermatology At Nyu Langone Medical Center

Certifications & Licenses

Board Certified In Dermatology

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you make an appointment with Dr. Doris Day online?
This information is not available based on the provided details.
Does Dr. Doris Day offer telehealth?
This information is not available based on the provided details.
What do patients have to say about Dr. Doris Day?
One patient raves about Ultherapy, claiming it significantly rejuvenated their appearance. Another patient inquires about uneven splotchy grid marks after an eMatrix treatment.
What areas of care does Dr. Doris Day cater to?
Dr. Day specializes in laser, cosmetic, surgical, and aesthetic dermatology. She treats adults and offers services in English, French, and Persian. Dr. Day is a pro-aging advocate, focusing on transforming how individuals age, both internally and externally. She deeply believes that individuals have the ability to shape how they age, a philosophy that forms the foundation of her life's work. She personally attests that 'older is better,' feeling more confident and comfortable at 64 than ever before, with every decade being better than the last due to her approach to aging. Her philosophy on the next evolution of aesthetics emphasizes understanding how to repair, restore, and regenerate, rather than solely focusing on changing how people look. She maintains a very bright outlook on the future of aging well.