New York, New York
Documents care for darker skin tones on its own website.
Quoted from futurebrightdermatology.com, checked Nov 4, 2026. Follow each link to read it in context.
…The Matrix CO2 laser can effectively address multiple skin concerns, including: Deep wrinkles and scars Skin laxity and loss of elasticity Fine lines and wrinkles Skin texture and enlarged pores The Matrix CO2 procedure is not recommended for people with dark skin tones.…Source: /service/laser-energy-based-treatments/
…Pico lasers are designed to avoid overheating, significantly reducing the risk of hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation, and scarring for people of color.…Source: /service/laser-energy-based-treatments/
…Results with PicoLaser The Pico laser can treat stubborn pigmentation, offering a refined solution for conditions such as melasma, unwanted tattoos, scarring, and sun damage.…Source: /service/laser-energy-based-treatments/
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New York, New York
(929) 455-2600
Black dermatologist, in the practice's own words
Brooklyn, New York
(718) 623-2783
Black dermatologist, in the practice's own words
New York, New York
(212) 627-1004
MelaninDerm is a directory, not a medical provider. This page describes what Elaine F. Kung, MD - Future Bright Dermatology publishes about its own care and what public records show; it isn't an endorsement or medical advice.