New York, New York
Documents care for skin of color, CCCA, traction alopecia, Skin of Color Society on its own website.
In the practice's own words
Black dermatologist
Shown because the practice says so on its own website. We never guess anyone's race.
Quoted from nyulangone.org, checked Nov 4, 2026. Follow each link to read it in context.
…I am a co-founder of NYU Langone’s Skin of Color Program, which offers personalized, evidence-based treatment for conditions affecting people with black and brown skin.…Source: /doctors/1700273349/prince-adotama
…I manage different types of hair loss, including central centrifugal cicatricial alopecia, which destroys hair follicles and causes scarring.…Source: /doctors/1700273349/prince-adotama
…I also care for people who have traction alopecia, which is caused by hairstyles that tightly pull hair.…Source: /doctors/1700273349/prince-adotama
…In addition, I am a member of the Skin of Color Society and the American Academy of Dermatology.…Source: /doctors/1700273349/prince-adotama
…I manage razor bumps, known as pseudofolliculitis barbae, an inflammatory condition that can be caused by shaving.…Source: /doctors/1700273349/prince-adotama
…I also care for people who have melasma, which causes brown patches, usually on the face.…Source: /doctors/1700273349/prince-adotama
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Brooklyn, New York
(718) 623-2783
Black dermatologist, in the practice's own words
New York, New York
(212) 627-1004
Rockville Centre, New York
(516) 506-0025
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