Dr. Marc D. Glashofer, MD
Dermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology
DermatologyDermatology, Procedural Dermatology
West Orange, New Jersey
● Taking New Patients
NPI: 1851340418· License: 25MA07918300 (NJ) verify
Medical school: George Washington University School Of Medicine · Graduated 2001
Industry payments (2024): $46,698 across 85 payments (CMS Open Payments ↗)
4.73(52 ratings)
Consultation $125
Main Office
347 Mt Pleasant Ave #103, New Jersey
(973) 571-2121
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Consultation fee: $125
Each service is approximately 60 minutes.
About
Dr. Marc D. Glashofer, MD is a board-certified dermatologic surgeon based in West Orange, New Jersey, specializing in cosmetic dermatology. He is highly skilled in using Botox®, dermal fillers, and lasers to achieve a more youthful appearance. Dr. Glashofer also addresses common skin concerns like acne, hair loss, and performs annual skin screenings. He is affiliated with North Shore University Hospital and has garnered impressive patient reviews, highlighting his expertise and patient-centered approach. Dr. Glashofer is also an expert in Mohs surgery, the gold standard for certain skin cancers, known for its 99% cure rate and tissue-sparing technique.
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Specialties
- Dermatology
Procedures & Services
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Average Cost of Surgery
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Restylane
$800
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Patient Experience
Dr. Marc D. Glashofer Review Summary
4.76
Dr. Glashofer has excellent ratings across various platforms. He maintains a perfect 5.0 from 5 reviews, a near-perfect 4.8 on WebMD, and a strong 4.7 on Google. While Sharecare shows a 4.1, the overall picture points to a highly-rated physician.
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Questions, Answers, and Information Directly from Dr. Marc D. Glashofer
Sourced directly from Dr. Marc D. Glashofer's social posts and replies.
What is the safest way to remove blackheads?
Professional blackhead removers, also known as comedone extractors, work by applying gentle pressure to prepped skin to push out clogged pores without damaging the follicle. Using these tools in a professional setting is much safer for your skin than using fingers, as pressing too hard with fingers can damage the hair follicle.
What is a HydraFacial and what does it treat?
A HydraFacial is a state-of-the-art treatment that uses special Vortex technology to gently deep cleanse, exfoliate, extract impurities, nourish, and hydrate the skin in as little as three steps. It can be customized to address specific concerns like acne, pigmentation, and fine lines and wrinkles. Patients typically leave looking like a 'glazed donut' after a 30-45 minute session.
What skincare ingredients should I avoid putting on my face?
It's recommended to avoid products containing alcohol, talc powder, and fragrance. Alcohol is severely drying to the skin barrier, leading to breakouts and irritation. Talc powder can be processed in facilities that contain asbestos, so always read makeup labels. Fragrances are very irritating, even for non-sensitive individuals, and can cause itching, redness, and burning. Always read product labels carefully to ensure they are skin safe.
How should teenage acne be managed, and when should a dermatologist be consulted?
Teenage acne is very common and normal, caused by a surge of hormones leading to oil overproduction. To manage it, use a gentle cleanser twice a day, a gentle moisturizer to keep the skin barrier hydrated, and exfoliating ingredients like salicylic acid to remove pore-clogging buildup. If breakouts don't improve after a couple of months, it's time to consult a dermatologist or dermatology provider to get on the road to clear skin.
What is the best approach for treating chronically cracked or dry lips?
For cracked lips, it's crucial to hydrate them, not just occlude them. Products like Vaseline, Aquaphor, or other ointments protect the skin but don't infuse moisture. Use lip oils and masks to hydrate the skin on the lips, and then follow with an occluding product to seal in that moisture. For comprehensive care, remember to use both hydrating and occluding products.
What are common triggers for psoriasis flare-ups?
Psoriasis flare-ups can be triggered by several factors. Surgery can cause flares due to skin trauma, as psoriasis can develop over any trauma. Stress is a significant trigger, with major stressful events often leading to giant flares. Additionally, scratching can worsen psoriasis, a phenomenon known as the Koebner phenomenon, causing a rebound effect. If you're experiencing a flare-up, it's important to make an appointment with your dermatology provider.
Why is it important to wear sunscreen even in winter?
It is absolutely important to wear sunscreen even in winter. While the UV index is lower, significant UV rays still come from the sky, which can cause sunburns and predispose to skin cancer. This is especially true when skiing, as light reflects off the snow, easily burning exposed skin. We frequently observe winter sun damage in our practice.
What is Mohs surgery and how can skin cancer be prevented?
Mohs surgery is considered the gold standard for certain skin cancers, boasting a 99% cure rate. During the procedure, the skin cancer is removed layer by layer, with each layer checked until the cancer is completely gone, ensuring complete removal while sparing as much healthy tissue as possible. To prevent skin cancer and potentially avoid Mohs surgery, it's crucial to wear sunscreen, protective clothing, and get regular annual skin checks. If you haven't had your annual skin check, it's recommended to schedule an appointment with an expert dermatologist promptly.
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Location & Contact Information
Main Office
347 Mt Pleasant Ave #103
West Orange, New Jersey 07052
Office Information
Phone: (973) 571-2121
Where does Dr. Marc D. Glashofer practice?
Doctor's Office
Main Office (Primary)
347 Mt Pleasant Ave #103, West Orange, New Jersey 07052
(5 reviews)
Hospital Affiliations
New Jersey. He is affiliated with North Shore University Hospital
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Education & Experience
Education
George Washington University School Of Medicine
Certifications & Licenses
Board Certified In Dermatology
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you make an appointment with Dr. Marc D. Glashofer online?
While the information provided mentions booking appointments, it doesn't specify online booking availability. Checking Zocdoc or directly contacting the office at (973) 571-2121 would confirm online booking options.
Does Dr. Marc D. Glashofer offer telehealth?
The provided information doesn't mention telehealth services. It's best to contact the office directly to inquire about telehealth availability.
What do patients have to say about Dr. Marc D. Glashofer?
Patients consistently praise Dr. Glashofer, describing him as "awesome," achieving "best results," a "best-kept secret," "amazing," and "simply the best." These reviews suggest high patient satisfaction with his treatments and overall care.
What areas of care does Dr. Marc D. Glashofer cater to?
Dr. Glashofer's areas of care include cosmetic dermatology (Botox, fillers, lasers), acne treatment, hair loss, annual skin screenings, sexually transmitted infection (STI) checks, and general dermatology consultations. He emphasizes gentle exfoliation and deep hydration for rough and bumpy skin, recommending products with humectants and emollients like ceramides, squalene, and glycerin. He also advises patients to carefully read product labels and avoid ingredients like alcohol, talc, and fragrance due to their potential for skin damage and irritation.