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Suzanne Sirota Rozenberg
Dermatologist
Dr. Suzanne Rozenberg practices Dermatopathology in Woodmere, New York. Dermatopathology is a medical specialty that focuses on dermatology and pathology, and involves the diagnosis of various diseases of the skin, hair, and nails by looking at cutaneous diseases at a microscopic and molecular level. By revealing the histology of diseases and results from a specific diagnostic interpretation, Dr. Rozenberg is able to analyze the potential causes of skin diseases at a basic level.
Suzanne Sirota Rozenberg
- Woodmere, New York
- New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine
- Accepting new patients
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I have developed sudden rashes all over my hands and legs. What could it be?
This is a must see by your dermatologist. The rash must be seen to determine if it’s an allergic reaction, an infection, inflammation or irritation.
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This is a must see by your dermatologist. The rash must be seen to determine if it’s an allergic reaction, an infection, inflammation or irritation.
Suzanne Sirota Rozenberg, DO, FAOCD
Suzanne Sirota Rozenberg, DO, FAOCD
Do varicose veins come back after treatment?
Although the laser procedure will close the vein down, the body is always making new veins. It is a matter of survival so to speak. Smaller veins such as reticular or spider veins READ MORE
Although the laser procedure will close the vein down, the body is always making new veins. It is a matter of survival so to speak. Smaller veins such as reticular or spider veins can develop in the area or blushing or matting can occur post operatively. Other options for treatment post procedure include sclerotherapy and other laser treatments to the area.
I have really bad acne scarring- will PRP Facial help get rid of it?
Prp alone is not enough. It needs to be combined with other modalities such as Laser, microneedling or radiofrequency resurfacing. Since acne scars go deep, into the dermis multiple READ MORE
Prp alone is not enough. It needs to be combined with other modalities such as Laser, microneedling or radiofrequency resurfacing. Since acne scars go deep, into the dermis multiple treatments are necessary to achieve the best results.
Suzanne Sirota Rozenberg, DO, FAOCD
Suzanne Sirota Rozenberg, DO, FAOCD
My psoriasis is starting to hurt. Is there something I can do?
Sorry to hear you are in pain. I think you need to be evaluated by your dermatologist. Besides psoriasis being a skin disease, it can also effect your joints. We also want to make READ MORE
Sorry to hear you are in pain. I think you need to be evaluated by your dermatologist. Besides psoriasis being a skin disease, it can also effect your joints. We also want to make sure there is no infection present. Once evaluated, you may be a candidate for oral treatment or biologic injections. There are many options for you, including laser treatments.
Suzanne Sirota Rozenberg
Suzanne Sirota Rozenberg
Skin rash during pregnancy?
This needs to be seen in person by the dermatologist. It is important for us to visualize and see if there is scaling, redness or any other signs. Please schedule an appointment. READ MORE
This needs to be seen in person by the dermatologist. It is important for
us to visualize and see if there is scaling, redness or any other signs.
Please schedule an appointment.
us to visualize and see if there is scaling, redness or any other signs.
Please schedule an appointment.
Does sunscreen prevent me from absorbing vitamin D?
The best thing for you is to get your vitamin D through your diet. The amount of sun exposure is unreliable but if you wanted a few minutes per day, do it before 10 am or after READ MORE
The best thing for you is to get your vitamin D through your diet. The amount of sun exposure is unreliable but if you wanted a few minutes per day, do it before 10 am or after 4pm.
My belief and studies show that zinc and titanium are your best sunblockers. They are physical blockers and they reflect the sun rather than absorb it so you will get less rays through. It is important to wear sun protective clothing as well. Most importantly, it is important to reapply your sunblock. Sunblock works to allow you to stay outside for just a certain amount of time longer before you burn. A proper amount of block is 2 ounces per application for the entire body. Stay away from the chemical sunscreens if you have sensitive skin.
My belief and studies show that zinc and titanium are your best sunblockers. They are physical blockers and they reflect the sun rather than absorb it so you will get less rays through. It is important to wear sun protective clothing as well. Most importantly, it is important to reapply your sunblock. Sunblock works to allow you to stay outside for just a certain amount of time longer before you burn. A proper amount of block is 2 ounces per application for the entire body. Stay away from the chemical sunscreens if you have sensitive skin.
There's a red blood spot on my chest. What does it mean?
If its a red dot, it generally is an angioma. Without a picture, it is hard to tell. These are benign vascular growths, seen more when you age and are generally hereditary. READ MORE
If its a red dot, it generally is an angioma. Without a picture, it is
hard to tell. These are benign vascular growths, seen more when you age
and are generally hereditary. They can easily be treated with laser by
your board certified dermtologist.
hard to tell. These are benign vascular growths, seen more when you age
and are generally hereditary. They can easily be treated with laser by
your board certified dermtologist.
Small itchy bumps on thighs, is it serious?
This rash needs to be seen by your dermatologist. It can be many things. Starting with keratosis pilaris or some other type of follicle disorder. There also looks like some READ MORE
This rash needs to be seen by your dermatologist. It can be many things. Starting with keratosis pilaris or some other type of follicle disorder. There also looks like some redness to them. further history is necessary. So please schedule an appointment as soon as possible.
Suzanne Sirota Rozenberg, DO, FAOCD
Suzanne Sirota Rozenberg, DO, FAOCD
Skin is itchy after sun exposure, what can I do?
There are several reasons that can cause itch after sun exposure. Very often it can be due to the sunblock you are using. Make sure that it is zinc based. It's the best. It also READ MORE
There are several reasons that can cause itch after sun exposure. Very often it can be due to the sunblock you are using. Make sure that it is zinc based. It's the best. It also can be due to other creams or medications being used and then getting sensitized due to the sun. Examples of this would be in the retinol or retinoids family. Certain antibiotics can make you more sunburn prone as well. Stopping them may be necessary upon prolonged exposure or even one time.
Next, an autoimmune condition can exist. This would be something like lupus. Some people are initially sensitive to the sun, known as polymorphous light eruption. Generally after repeated exposure the body hardens to this. Antihistamines help as well.
Since there are so many possible reasons, seeing your board certified dermatologist would be best. They can help treat you so that you can enjoy being outdoors.
Suzanne Sirota Rozenberg, DO, FAOCD
Past President, AOCD
Dermatology Program Director, St. John's Episcopal Hospital
Next, an autoimmune condition can exist. This would be something like lupus. Some people are initially sensitive to the sun, known as polymorphous light eruption. Generally after repeated exposure the body hardens to this. Antihistamines help as well.
Since there are so many possible reasons, seeing your board certified dermatologist would be best. They can help treat you so that you can enjoy being outdoors.
Suzanne Sirota Rozenberg, DO, FAOCD
Past President, AOCD
Dermatology Program Director, St. John's Episcopal Hospital
