Kleydman Dermatology Lasers & Aesthetics

Kleydman Dermatology Lasers & Aesthetics Board-Certified Dermatologist specializing in Cosmetic Dermatology | Expert, natural results in Brooklyn & NYC.

Located in Brooklyn, Kleydman Dermatology is committed to providing the highest level of patient care in a friendly and personalized environment. Dr. Kate Kleydman is a board-certified dermatologist specializing in Mohs, reconstructive, cosmetic, and laser surgery. In addition to fellowship training in procedures like Mohs surgery, she has experience with cosmetic procedures like laser treatments and injectables. Dr. Kleydman and her staff offer many of today's top dermatological procedures, like BOTOX® Cosmetic, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, acne scar removal, scar revision, and more. Contact us today and find out what we can do for you.

03/16/2026

The best work is subtle.


03/16/2026

👉 When makeup looks patchy, separates, or clings to dry areas, it’s often less about your products—and more about your skin’s surface.

•Built-up oil
•Dead skin
•Congestion

Can keep your base from sitting smoothly.

🫧 A HydraFacial can be a great reset. It’s customizable and helps create a cleaner, smoother canvas, plus we can tailor boosters based on your skin’s needs that day.

If you’re not sure what your skin needs, let’s look at your routine together— so we can choose the right approach for you.

📍Kleydman Dermatology | Brooklyn, NY

03/15/2026

👉 Retinol vs. Tretinoin— what’s the difference?

Both are vitamin A derivatives that can help improve texture, support collagen, and soften the look of fine lines— but they are not the same.

💊 Tretinoin is prescription-strength and works more aggressively, which is why we often use it for acne, pigmentation, and signs of aging.

🧴 Retinol is the over the counter option. It’s gentler, making it a better starting point for beginners or more sensitive skin.

💡 Retinaldehyde sits in between— often giving you stronger results than retinol, with less irritation than tretinoin for some patients.

There isn’t one “best” retinoid for everyone— there’s just the one that’s right for your skin. Start low, go slow, moisturize well, and wear SPF daily.

If your skin still feels stuck despite a solid routine, that’s where a personalized skincare plan, along with an in-office treatment can make a difference.

📍Kleydman Dermatology | Brooklyn, NY

👉 Collagen loss isn’t always dramatic— it’s usually the quiet, daily habits that add up.Collagen is the structure that h...
03/12/2026

👉 Collagen loss isn’t always dramatic— it’s usually the quiet, daily habits that add up.

Collagen is the structure that helps skin stay firm, resilient, and smooth. When it’s repeatedly stressed, we tend to see it as: fine lines, laxity, rough texture, and slower recovery.

Here are 5 habits that can quietly break it down:

1) Sun exposure (even “just a little”)
UV doesn’t only affect pigment, it also breaks down collagen and elastin over time.

2) High sugar intake (glycation)
Frequent spikes in sugar can contribute to glycation, which makes collagen fibers stiffer and less resilient.

3) Alcohol (dehydration + inflammation)
Alcohol can dehydrate the skin and increase inflammation— both can make lines and texture look more pronounced.

4) Smoking + va**ng
Ni****ne and smoke exposure reduce oxygen delivery and impair circulation— which can slow repair and collagen support.

5) Short sleep
Skin repair is most active overnight. When sleep is consistently short, repair signals get disrupted— and over time that can show up as dullness, slower recovery, and earlier lines.

If you’re consistent with skincare but still feel “stuck,” it may be time to look at what’s happening underneath the surface— and match your plan accordingly.



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03/10/2026

👉 It’s not just aging— it’s posture.

Between phones, laptops, and scrolling, we’re folding the neck skin all day long. And since neck skin is thinner and naturally has less collagen than the face, those repeated creases can start to show up as horizontal lines, crepey texture, and early laxity.

CO2 is a collagen-stimulating laser that uses controlled energy to create tiny micro-injuries in the skin, signaling your body to rebuild collagen and renew the surface over time.

It can help with:
• Softening “tech neck” lines
• Improving crepiness and texture
• Smoothing damage and uneven tone

Results don’t show up overnight. They build over weeks to months as your skin heals and remodels. Curious if CO2 is the right fit for your neck? Check the link in bio 🔗

📍Kleydman Dermatology | Brooklyn, NY

No tan lines— just SPF and peace.
03/09/2026

No tan lines— just SPF and peace.

03/06/2026

If your acne scars still bother you even after trying products, peels, or lighter treatments, CO₂ may be the step that actually changes the texture of the skin.

This treatment creates controlled fractional resurfacing to stimulate collagen remodeling — which helps improve acne scars, enlarged pores, rough texture, and early fine lines.

Downtime is planned. Results are not instant. But for the right candidate, improvement continues for months as the skin rebuilds.

Consultation required. Results and sessions vary.

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Brooklyn, New York

👉 These are the products I repurchase over and over— and the ones I reach for when my skin is irritated, dehydrated, or ...
03/05/2026

👉 These are the products I repurchase over and over— and the ones I reach for when my skin is irritated, dehydrated, or just not cooperating.

They’re simple, barrier-friendly, and easy to layer.

1) La Roche-Posay Thermal Spring Water
A quick refresh when skin feels hot, tight, or reactive. I’ll mist, then seal it in with moisturizer.

2) SkinCeuticals H.A. Intensifier
My go to when skin looks dull or dehydrated. Hyaluronic acid helps bind water, but it works best when you apply it to slightly damp skin and follow with a moisturizer.

3) Avène RetrinAL Serum
A gentler way to support texture & fine lines over time. Start 2–3 nights/week if you’re sensitive.

4) SkinCeuticals Tripeptide-R Neck Repair
Because the neck shows everything and most people stop skincare at the jawline. Lightweight and fresh.

5) Sulwhasoo Concentrated Ginseng Renewing Cream
When skin feels dry or tight, this is my “comfort layer”, especially in colder months. .us

6) Fresh Sugar Lip Polish
Nice for smoothing flakes so balm/lipstick sits better— be gentle, and not on cracked lips.

7) Piqué Purifying Glycerin Cleanser
This is my “reset” cleanser when skin is reactive. It cleans without that stripped, squeaky feeling— and it’s the one I reach for when my barrier is already irritated.

Comment “BAG” and I’ll DM you the full product list & links.

📍Kleydman Dermatology | Brooklyn, NY


👉What you do tonight matters as much as what I did today! The first 48 hours matter more than most people realize— not b...
03/03/2026

👉What you do tonight matters as much as what I did today!

The first 48 hours matter more than most people realize— not because something dramatic will happen, but because small habits influence swelling, water retention, and how the product settles.

Here’s why these details matter:

🧊 Avoid aggressive icing.
Over-icing can constrict vessels too much and irritate tissue. Short, gentle intervals reduce swelling without disrupting circulation.

🍟 Avoid salty meals for 48 hours.
Hyaluronic acid fillers attract water. High sodium intake increases fluid retention — which can exaggerate swelling.

🛌 Sleep on your back the first two nights.
Consistent pressure on freshly treated areas can shift early swelling and affect how tissue settles.

☀️ Use daily SPF.
Inflammation and UV exposure prolong redness and delay recovery. Protecting treated areas supports cleaner healing.

💧 Stay hydrated.
Hyaluronic acid binds water. Adequate hydration supports balanced integration and optimal results.

These aren’t dramatic rules— but refined habits are what keep results looking natural, smooth, and undetectable.

If you’re considering dermal fillers and want a plan that prioritizes long-term skin health, we’re happy to guide you.

📍Kleydman Dermatology
Brooklyn, NY
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03/03/2026

👉 Atrophic acne scars form when collagen is lost beneath the skin. No serum can replace that structural support.

CO2 laser resurfacing works by creating controlled, fractional micro-injuries that stimulate new collagen production and trigger long-term remodeling. As skin heals, texture becomes smoother, pores appear refined, and scars soften over time.

This isn’t a surface treatment. It’s structural repair.

Collagen continues rebuilding for months after treatment— which is why results improve gradually and naturally. When performed strategically and customized to your skin, CO2 laser treatment supports healthier, stronger skin long term.

Because true scar revision isn’t about covering— it’s about correcting.

If you’re considering CO2 laser for acne scars or texture concerns, we’ll help determine whether it’s the right approach for your skin.

📍Kleydman Dermatology
Brooklyn, NY
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2960 Ocean Avenue, Fl 2nd
Brooklyn, NY
11235

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Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 11am - 7pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 11am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

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