Dr. Kim Nichols, MD
Board Certified Dermatologist
Greenwich, Connecticut
● Taking New Patients
NPI: 1679513212· License: 051631 (CT) verify
Industry payments (2024): $17,685 across 31 payments (CMS Open Payments ↗)
4.59(180 ratings)
Nichols MD of Greenwich - Greenwich
50 Old Field Point Rd 3rd Floor, Connecticut
(203) 862-4000
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About
Dr. Kim Nichols, MD is a Harvard-trained, board-certified dermatologist based in Greenwich, Connecticut. She specializes in both medical and cosmetic dermatology, treating a range of skin concerns. Dr. Nichols is a celebrity dermatologist known for her expertise and natural-looking results. She practices at Nichols MD of Greenwich and also has a presence at Nichols MD - Skin Lab and Skinceuticals SkinLab. While pricing information isn't available, you can contact her office at (203) 862-4000 or visit her social media channels for more information. Her practice offers a variety of treatments including HRT and TRT.
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Specialties
- Board Certified Dermatologist
Procedures & Services
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Average Cost of Surgery
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Ultherapy
$2,395
Aviclear
$3,000
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Patient Experience
Dr. Kim Nichols Review Summary
4.2
Dr. Nichols has a mix of reviews. While her Google rating is an excellent 4.7 out of 5 stars, her Yelp rating is a lower 3.5 out of 5. Overall, her average rating across platforms is 4.2, suggesting generally positive experiences.
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Questions, Answers, and Information Directly from Dr. Kim Nichols
Sourced directly from Dr. Kim Nichols's social posts and replies.
What is SkinCeuticals P.T.O.C. serum and how is it used?
SkinCeuticals P.T.O.C. serum is a wrinkle-modulating peptide serum that helps with nine types of facial contraction lines, some of which Botox cannot treat. It can be incorporated into a skincare routine between other products and before moisturizer to give skin a glowing, smooth appearance.
What are cyst/acne injections and what can I expect?
Cyst/acne injections are a quick treatment offered at NicholsMD of Fairfield for acne and cystic acne. The practice has a positive view of these quick injections.
How does Dr. Nichols perform calf slimming with Botox, and what are the expectations?
Botox can slim gastrocnemius (calf) muscles for those dissatisfied with their size. Injections are performed over a series of a few treatments, typically starting with a first injection followed by another four weeks later. This staged approach avoids injecting too much Botox at once, which could impair walking. Patients usually see slimming after two sessions, with treatment continuing until optimal results are achieved and maintained.
How does Dr. Nichols recommend managing dry lips while on Accutane?
Accutane commonly causes dry skin, especially on the sensitive lips, by diminishing oil glands. Dr. Nichols recommends using a lip antioxidant (like SkinCeuticals' lip antioxidant repair) at least twice daily, and Aquaphor constantly throughout the day, with a thick bedtime application. It's crucial to use a lip product with sunscreen and to avoid wax-based lip balms like ChapStick, as they can worsen chapping.
What is atopic dermatitis (eczema) and why is professional treatment important?
Atopic dermatitis, or pure eczema, is a largely genetic immune condition affecting over 30 million Americans, often starting in childhood. It causes scaly, dry, itchy, red, inflamed skin on various body parts, including elbows, knees, hands, and scalp. Many over-the-counter treatments are inappropriate; consulting a dermatologist is crucial for a tailored plan to manage symptoms and prevent severe skin infections.
How can I tell the difference between acne and rosacea breakouts?
While acne and rosacea can look similar, they have different treatments. Acne typically presents with comedones (blackheads/whiteheads) mixed with papules, concentrated in the T-zone, chin, jawline, and sometimes cheeks. Rosacea breakouts are mainly red bumps, often distributed 'all over' the face, sometimes with small white pustules. It's essential to consult a dermatologist for an accurate diagnosis and a targeted treatment plan.
What are Dr. Nichols' essential daily skincare recommendations?
Dr. Nichols emphasizes a simple yet effective routine: 1. Sunscreen (SPF 30+, ideally 50) daily. 2. A morning antioxidant (e.g., medical-grade Vitamin C like SkinCeuticals) to prevent sun and environmental damage. 3. Retinoids, starting with a low percentage 2-3 nights a week at bedtime. 4. (Optional bonus) Hyaluronic acid to trap moisture, plump skin, and improve fine lines.
What are cherry angiomas and how does Dr. Nichols treat them?
Cherry angiomas are common, benign small bumps of blood vessels that typically appear after age 30 and are often genetic. They are not dangerous or cancerous and do not require treatment, but many patients seek removal for cosmetic reasons. Dr. Nichols' practice primarily uses electrocautery or hyfrecation, a pointed needle treatment that delivers heat, causing the angiomas to dry up and fall off in several days. While laser and cryotherapy are options, shave removal is highly discouraged due to the risk of scarring for a benign condition.
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Phone: (203) 862-4000
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Location & Contact Information
Nichols MD of Greenwich - Greenwich
50 Old Field Point Rd 3rd Floor
Greenwich, Connecticut 06830
Office Information
Phone: (203) 862-4000
Where does Dr. Kim Nichols practice?
Doctor's Office
Nichols MD of Greenwich - Greenwich (Primary)
50 Old Field Point Rd 3rd Floor, Greenwich, Connecticut 06830
(24 reviews)
Nichols MD - Skin Lab
50 Old Field Point Rd 3rd Floor, Greenwich, Connecticut 06830
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50 Old Field Point Rd 3rd Floor, Greenwich, Connecticut 06830
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Hospital affiliations unknown
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Education & Experience
Education
Harvard-trained
Certifications & Licenses
Board Certified Dermatologist
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you make an appointment with Dr. Kim Nichols online?
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Does Dr. Kim Nichols offer telehealth?
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What do patients have to say about Dr. Kim Nichols?
Patient reviews range from extremely positive to negative. Some patients report amazing results and highlight the staff's expertise, particularly Katie French's natural and detailed approach. Others mention successful treatment of cystic acne and feeling younger. However, at least one patient experienced worsened acne after an AviClear session.
What areas of care does Dr. Kim Nichols cater to?
Dr. Nichols covers both medical and cosmetic dermatology. She treats various skin concerns and offers treatments like HRT and TRT. She also provides signature treatments and personalized SkinCeuticals product regimens. Dr. Nichols provides comprehensive care for various skin concerns, including the differential diagnosis and targeted treatment for acne and rosacea breakouts. She also specializes in the diagnosis and management of chronic eczema (atopic dermatitis), developing personalized skincare plans with appropriate topical or oral medicines to prevent severe skin infections. Her expertise extends to Accutane side effect management, particularly for dry lips, recommending products like SkinCeuticals lip antioxidant repair and Aquaphor while advising against ChapStick. Additionally, she guides patients on essential daily skincare routines, emphasizing medical-grade products such as SkinCeuticals for sunscreen, antioxidants, retinoids, and hyaluronic acid.