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FDA Approves DFD-29 for Rosacea Treatment – Dr. Gary Jayne Rothfeld

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FDA Approves Journey Medical’s DFD-29 for Rosacea

The FDA has granted approval for DFD-29, a novel and promising therapeutic agent for the treatment of rosacea, marking a significant milestone in the management of this chronic dermatological condition. Developed by Journey Medical, DFD-29 offers a revolutionary approach to addressing the multifactorial nature of rosacea, particularly for patients with moderate to severe forms of the disease.

Understanding Rosacea and Its Challenges

Rosacea is a complex and often misunderstood condition characterized by persistent facial redness, inflammatory lesions, and, in some cases, visible blood vessels. Beyond its physical manifestations, rosacea can profoundly impact self-esteem and quality of life. Despite its prevalence, finding effective and well-tolerated treatments has remained a clinical challenge.

DFD-29, a low-dose oral minocycline, has emerged as a game-changer. Its unique formulation optimizes anti-inflammatory properties while minimizing antibiotic effects, reducing the potential for antibiotic resistance—a crucial advancement in dermatological pharmacology.

Clinical Efficacy and Innovation

In clinical trials, DFD-29 demonstrated remarkable efficacy in reducing inflammatory lesions and erythema associated with rosacea. Patients experienced significant improvement in both objective and subjective measures of their condition, reinforcing the therapeutic potential of this innovative formulation.

Unlike traditional treatments, DFD-29 harnesses advanced delivery technology to achieve targeted action with enhanced safety. This precision minimizes systemic side effects often associated with oral therapies while maximizing the benefits of localized anti-inflammatory activity.

A New Era in Rosacea Management

The approval of DFD-29 signifies more than just a new treatment option—it represents hope for millions of individuals living with rosacea. Patients now have access to a scientifically advanced, patient-friendly therapy designed to address the root causes of their condition with minimal disruption to their daily lives.

As a dermatologist committed to excellence in skin health, I am excited to incorporate DFD-29 into our therapeutic repertoire. At 629 Park Avenue, we strive to remain at the forefront of medical innovation, offering personalized care and cutting-edge treatments to help patients achieve optimal skin health.

For those seeking expert guidance and tailored solutions for rosacea, schedule a consultation today by calling 212-644-4484. Together, we can explore the best path forward to reveal your healthiest, most radiant skin.

DR GARY JAYNE ROTHFELD

FDA Approves Juvéderm for Temple Hollowing - Dr. Gary Jayne Rothfeld

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FDA Approves Juvéderm: The First and Only Hyaluronic Acid Dermal Filler for Moderate to Severe Temple Hollowing
By Dr. Gary Jayne Rothfeld

The temple region, often overlooked in aesthetic enhancement, holds profound significance in maintaining a harmonious and youthful facial contour. With time, this area can succumb to the effects of age-related volume loss, resulting in hollowing that disrupts the natural balance of the face. In an unprecedented advancement, the FDA has granted approval to Juvéderm as the first and only hyaluronic acid dermal filler specifically indicated for the treatment of moderate to severe temple hollowing.

This landmark approval marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of non-surgical aesthetic medicine, addressing a critical area that, until now, lacked a specialized therapeutic option. The temple region, bordered by the lateral brow and the hairline, plays a pivotal role in the continuity of the midface and upper face. Hollowing in this area can cast a gaunt, fatigued appearance, even in otherwise healthy and vibrant individuals.

Hyaluronic acid fillers, long heralded for their capacity to restore volume and contour, offer a sophisticated solution to this challenge. The approval of Juvéderm for this indication underscores the precision of its formulation, its unparalleled versatility, and its safety profile, which has been substantiated by rigorous clinical trials.

Clinical Relevance and Application

The restoration of temple volume is an art as much as it is a science. The anatomy of the temple is intricate, defined by its vascular structures, soft tissues, and proximity to the bony orbit. A misstep in technique can yield undesirable results or, more concerningly, complications. Thus, the selection of an advanced hyaluronic acid filler like Juvéderm is an essential component of a thoughtful, anatomically informed approach.

When employed judiciously, Juvéderm provides a smooth, subtle augmentation that integrates seamlessly with the patient’s natural facial architecture. Its hyaluronic acid base, a substance inherently present in the human dermis, offers biocompatibility and reversibility, ensuring not only efficacy but also patient safety and satisfaction.

Aesthetic Implications and Personalized Care

The aesthetic enhancement of the temple region yields transformative results that extend beyond the treatment area. By restoring volume, the procedure reestablishes the gentle convexity of youth, complements the upper face, and harmonizes the overall appearance. In clinical practice, patients often express astonishment at the extent to which temple rejuvenation enhances their facial aesthetic holistically—an effect often underestimated before treatment.

Each patient’s anatomy, goals, and unique facial structure demand a tailored approach. The advent of FDA-approved Juvéderm for temple hollowing empowers practitioners to deliver a level of precision and refinement previously unattainable in this delicate region.

A New Era of Aesthetic Excellence

As a dermatologist devoted to advancing the science and artistry of non-surgical facial rejuvenation, I welcome this development with great enthusiasm. The FDA's approval of Juvéderm for moderate to severe temple hollowing signifies a new era of opportunity for patients seeking elegant, natural, and non-invasive solutions to restore their youthful essence.

Through the lens of a highly trained medical aesthetician, this innovation is not merely a technical achievement but a meaningful stride toward enhancing the well-being and confidence of individuals. The art of rejuvenation is, after all, as much about restoring vitality to the spirit as it is about refining the physical form.

For those who seek the highest standards of care, the expertise of an experienced practitioner is paramount. At 629 Park Avenue, we are dedicated to offering the latest, most advanced treatments in aesthetic dermatology, ensuring that each patient receives personalized, world-class care.

Contact us today to learn more about how this groundbreaking innovation can help you achieve your aesthetic goals. Call 212-644-4484 to schedule your consultation.

 

DR GARY JAYNE ROTHFELD

Non-Surgical Jaw Reduction NYC - Dr. Gary Jayne Rothfeld | Park Avenue Expert

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Non-Surgical Jaw Reduction in NYC by Dr. Gary Jayne Rothfeld

Achieving a slimmer, more contoured jawline has never been easier. At his prestigious practice on Park Avenue in New York City, Dr. Gary Jayne Rothfeld offers state-of-the-art non-surgical jaw reduction treatments tailored to help you achieve the aesthetic you desire without the need for invasive surgery. With decades of experience and a reputation as a leader in cosmetic dermatology, Dr. Rothfeld provides natural, refined results using the most advanced techniques.

What is Non-Surgical Jaw Reduction?

Non-surgical jaw reduction is a minimally invasive procedure designed to create a more defined and slender jawline. It is particularly effective for individuals with a square or broad jaw caused by enlarged masseter muscles (the muscles responsible for chewing). By strategically injecting neuromodulators like Botox® or Dysport®, Dr. Rothfeld can relax these muscles, reducing their size over time and achieving a softer, more feminine or streamlined jawline.

This procedure is a safe and effective alternative to surgical jaw reduction, requiring no incisions or downtime.

Who is a Candidate for Non-Surgical Jaw Reduction?

Dr. Rothfeld recommends non-surgical jaw reduction for patients who:

  • Have a square or overly broad jawline due to hypertrophic (enlarged) masseter muscles.
  • Desire a more feminine or contoured facial shape.
  • Are looking for a non-invasive option with little to no recovery time.
  • Want to correct facial asymmetry or create a more balanced profile.

The Procedure: What to Expect

  1. Consultation: During your initial consultation, Dr. Rothfeld will carefully evaluate your facial structure, skin type, and aesthetic goals to determine if non-surgical jaw reduction is the right treatment for you.
  2. Treatment: The procedure involves precise injections of neuromodulators into the masseter muscles. This process typically takes 15-30 minutes and is virtually painless, with most patients reporting only a slight pinch during the injections.
  3. Post-Treatment Care: There is no downtime, and you can resume your normal activities immediately after the procedure. Dr. Rothfeld will provide detailed aftercare instructions to ensure optimal results.

Results and Benefits

  • Noticeable Slimming: Results begin to appear within 2-4 weeks as the masseter muscles relax and reduce in size. Full results are typically seen within 2-3 months.
  • Natural Contouring: The jawline appears softer and more refined, enhancing overall facial harmony.
  • Non-Invasive: No surgery, incisions, or lengthy recovery periods are required.
  • Customizable: Dr. Rothfeld tailors the procedure to your specific needs, ensuring subtle and natural-looking results.

Why Choose Dr. Gary Jayne Rothfeld for Non-Surgical Jaw Reduction?

Dr. Rothfeld is a globally recognized expert in cosmetic dermatology, renowned for his meticulous approach and exceptional results. With decades of experience and an elite clientele that includes Hollywood celebrities and international patients, Dr. Rothfeld combines artistry with the latest advancements in non-surgical facial contouring.

At his state-of-the-art practice on 629 Park Avenue, you’ll receive personalized care in a luxurious environment designed to meet your every need.

Schedule Your Consultation Today

Ready to redefine your jawline and enhance your facial aesthetics? Contact Dr. Gary Jayne Rothfeld’s office at 212-644-4484 or visit us at 629 Park Avenue, NYC to schedule your consultation. Let us help you achieve the sculpted jawline you’ve always wanted without surgery.

DR GARY JAYNE ROTHFELD

Cosmelan NYC - Dr. Gary Jayne Rothfeld | Hyperpigmentation Expert

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Cosmelan Treatment in NYC by Dr. Gary Jayne Rothfeld

At 629 Park Avenue in the heart of New York City, Dr. Gary Jayne Rothfeld offers world-class Cosmelan treatments, renowned for their effectiveness in addressing hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone. As one of the foremost dermatologists and cosmetic surgeons in the nation, Dr. Rothfeld combines cutting-edge technology with his years of expertise to deliver exceptional results tailored to each patient.

What is Cosmelan?

Cosmelan is a revolutionary depigmentation treatment designed to target and reduce dark spots, melasma, and other forms of hyperpigmentation. This advanced peel works by inhibiting the production of melanin, thereby evening out skin tone and restoring a radiant complexion. Unlike traditional chemical peels, Cosmelan is safe for all skin types and tones, making it a versatile solution for a wide range of patients.

The Cosmelan Process with Dr. Rothfeld

Dr. Rothfeld customizes each Cosmelan treatment to suit your unique skin concerns and goals. Here’s what to expect:

  1. Comprehensive Consultation: During your initial consultation, Dr. Rothfeld will assess your skin condition, medical history, and aesthetic goals to determine if Cosmelan is the right treatment for you.
  2. Application of the Cosmelan Mask: The process begins with the application of a specialized mask that remains on your skin for a prescribed number of hours, depending on your skin type and the severity of your pigmentation.
  3. Post-Treatment Care: Once the mask is removed at home, Dr. Rothfeld provides you with a customized skincare regimen to enhance and maintain your results. This typically includes hydrating and soothing products to support your skin’s recovery.

Benefits of Cosmelan Treatment

  • Effectively reduces hyperpigmentation, melasma, and dark spots
  • Evens out skin tone and texture
  • Safe for all skin types and tones
  • Minimal discomfort with visible results in as little as two weeks
  • Improves skin radiance and overall clarity

Why Choose Dr. Gary Jayne Rothfeld?

With decades of experience and a reputation as Hollywood’s favorite dermatologist, Dr. Rothfeld is dedicated to achieving natural, flawless results for his patients. He employs a sophisticated and personalized approach to skincare, ensuring that each treatment aligns with your unique needs.

Located at the prestigious Park Avenue practice, Dr. Rothfeld offers a serene and state-of-the-art environment for your Cosmelan treatment. His expertise in the latest advancements in cosmetic dermatology ensures that you receive the highest standard of care.

Schedule Your Consultation

Take the first step toward radiant, even-toned skin by booking your Cosmelan consultation with Dr. Gary Jayne Rothfeld. Call 212-644-4484 or visit us at 629 Park Avenue, New York City. Let us help you achieve the glowing complexion you deserve.

DR GARY JAYNE ROTHFELD

How a Senior Olympian Conquered the Metric Mile: Dr. Gary Jayne Rothfeld’s Journey

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The Road to Senior Olympic Glory: How I Swam My Way to the Metric Mile

I won’t tell you my age, for it’s not the years but the wisdom (and perhaps a bit of the grace) that truly matters. Suffice it to say, when I was born, history had yet to find its place on the syllabus, and perhaps neither had the concept of "wear and tear" on the human body. But if there’s one thing I’ve learned in my extensive travels around the sun, it’s this: it’s not about how long you’ve lived, but how fully you’ve lived.

My early years were spent flailing—not swimming, mind you, but flailing in the shallows—before I later became the model of aquatic excellence. By the time I reached the ranks of collegiate swimming, I was no longer just keeping my head above water. I was making waves. At my peak, I swam the 1,500-meter freestyle in under 16 minutes, and, to this day, the memory of that achievement lingers, much like the scent of a fine aged wine—robust, with a hint of pride.

But as the old adage goes: life is what happens when you’re busy making other plans. At 42, the rug was pulled out from under me—figuratively, of course. My brother, whose battle with obesity and hypertension had been a source of profound concern for me, passed away unexpectedly. His untimely death was my wake-up call, a sudden immersion into the depths of reality that forced me to reconsider my own health with the seriousness of an ER physician confronted with a patient in cardiac arrest.

I found myself back at my old training grounds—the Cleveland Clinic, which, as you might know, holds the distinction of being the premier institution for cardiology, ranked #1 globally. It was there, in the hallowed halls of this medical behemoth, where I had once completed my cardiology rotation, that I sought the counsel of the best. I underwent every test you could imagine—CT scans, EKGs, a full barrage of assessments to ensure that my heart and I were in sync.

And what did I discover? In a stunning turn of events, it wasn’t just my heart that was performing at world-class levels, but my entire cardiovascular system. My blood pressure? As low as a well-behaved library card catalog. My resting heart rate? A tranquil 39 beats per minute—imagine that, almost like I’m not even trying. Even my aorta was as pristine as the pages of a new textbook. They say your body is a reflection of your lifestyle—and judging by the tests, my lifestyle was, apparently, an Olympic gold medalist’s dream.

But, lest you think I’ve been lounging around on a chaise lounge sipping iced tea, let me clarify: I’ve continued to keep my body on its toes (or rather, its fins). Two miles a day in the pool, lifting weights with the ferocity of an athlete in their prime, and deadlifting a respectable 400 pounds as if I were preparing for the Senior World Weightlifting Championship. Of course, given my penchant for living life on the edge, I took the extra step to undergo genetic testing to rule out any hereditary predispositions, especially regarding something as catastrophic as an aortic dissection. After all, when you’re bench pressing 340 pounds and squatting 400, it’s only prudent to double-check your genetic blueprint before it decides to sabotage your Herculean efforts.

As you can imagine, these years of vigilant self-care—underpinned by a commitment to wellness and an unwavering resolve—have afforded me the rare luxury of thriving well into my senior years, not just surviving them. But, as with all good things, change is inevitable. My trainer, tasked with preparing me for the Senior Olympics (because why wouldn’t I compete in the metric mile, even if my body sometimes looks at me sideways for doing so), has been telling me that it’s time to ease off the weights. Apparently, lifting the equivalent of a small car for fun isn’t exactly necessary for the fine art of competitive swimming. And yes, while I may have the body of a man who once swam across the English Channel just for kicks, even I—at my ripe age of "seasoned experience"—have come to accept the inevitability of, shall we say, reducing the intensity of my weightlifting. After all, I am not getting any younger (and my joints have begun to file complaints).

So, with all that in mind, let me offer a bit of advice to those daring enough to follow in my slipstream: start small, stay consistent, and never, ever underestimate the power of humor. Because, my friends, the world is moving at a pace that can only be described as wildly unpredictable, but one thing is for certain: you’re either keeping up—or you're swimming against the current. Choose wisely, stay strong, and above all, laugh at the absurdity of it all. Trust me, it will keep you afloat when the tides of life seem a bit too high.

Now, I’ll leave you to your workout. You’ve got two miles of swimming and laughing ahead. Just remember—start small, but laugh big.

DR GARY JAYNE ROTHFELD