Dr. Diana Trusky, MD

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Maintaining a Compassionate Demeanor and Genuine Concern For Her Patients' Well-Being

Dr. Trusky, a highly esteemed dermatologist with over three decades of experience, continues to make a significant impact on the field of dermatology through her unwavering commitment to excellence and patient-centered care. Serving the community at Associated Dermatologists of Monmouth in Red Bank, New Jersey, she  is dedicated to providing a wide array of services to address various skin conditions and concerns.

Her practice encompasses the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diverse skin conditions, ensuring that each patient receives individualized care that meets their unique needs. Her services include annual skin cancer screenings, specialized treatment for acne, eczema, and psoriasis, as well as hair loss and scar treatments. 

Additionally, Dr. Trusky offers cosmetic procedures such as Botox and Juvederm, enhancing her patients' confidence and well-being. Her patient-centric approach is evident in her dedication to building lasting relationships with those under her care. She empowers her patients by equipping them with the knowledge and resources necessary to maintain healthy and radiant skin. 

With a solid foundation in dermatology, she obtained her medical degree from Albert Einstein College of Medicine and completed her residency at Montefiore Medical Center. She also holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Columbia University. Her exceptional training and qualifications have enabled her to provide cutting-edge care and innovative solutions to her patients.

In her local area, Dr. Trusky maintains affiliations with Bayshore Medical Center and Riverview Medical Center, ensuring seamless coordination of care for her patients requiring hospital-based services.

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