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Dr. Michael I Jacobs

Dr. Michael I Jacobs, MD

Dermatologist
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About Dr. Michael I Jacobs

Dr. Jacobs graduated Phi Beta Kappa, Magna Cum Laude from NYU at the age of 20. He received his medical degree from Weill Cornell Medical College at the age of 24. At 28, he both entered private practice and was appointed the Director of Dermatology at HSS, Cornell's orthopedic and rheumatology hospital.

Languages

English

Services & procedures 15

Cosmetic DermatologyGeneral DermatologyLasersMohs SurgeryAnti Aging TreatmentBotoxChemical PeelsDermabrasionDermal Filler TreatmentJuvedermLaser Hair RemovalFungus of the skin and nailHair LossV BeamSkin Cancer

Background & credentials

Professional statement

It is a privilege to provide my patients with the finest possible care. As one of the leading medical dermatologists in Manhattan, I have often been called, 'The best kept secret in New York City' for the cosmetic procedures I offer. My philosophy is simple: look refreshed, look natural, look your very best without going under the knife. My cosmetic services will leave you looking well-rested and yes, younger. These non-surgical outpatient procedures are efficient and require little to no recovery time. They're so effective you'll see a difference in your appearance immediately. Simply put, the results are beautiful; and rest assured, I am conservative with my treatments. You will not look overdone.

Board certifications

Board Certified by the American Board of Dermatology

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