Retouched by ND

Retouched by ND Dr. Naomi Dolly graduated from St. Joseph’s Convent in Trinidad and Tobago.

Accredited by the American Board of Dermatology, Retouched by ND offers a range of General Dermatological and Cosmetic Dermatological Services including; skin cancer screenings, IPL Laser Hair removal and Sublative laser treatment for acne, Botox etc. She enrolled in the Faculty of Medical Sciences at The University of West Indes on a Further Additional Scholarship from the Republic of Trinidad an

d Tobago. Her successful completion of Medical School with multiple distinctions and honors in various modules, led to the strong foundation in starting her residency in dermatology in SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, New York. She has also completed fellowships at NYU Medical Center in advanced medical dermatology and dermatopathology at the Akerman Academy of Dermatopathology, New York. Dr. Dolly holds board certifications in dermatology as well as dermatopathology with the American Board of Dermatology. She has always been passionate for medicine and her love for dermatology started in her final years of medical school. This love has continued to grow as she enjoys spending time with her patients, getting to know their medical conditions, as well as getting to know their families. In addition to treating the “bread and butter” of dermatology, Dr. Dolly takes special interest in patients with connective tissue diseases, cutaneous T-cell lymphoma and aesthetics. She currently practices in both Trinidad and Tobago and New York where she shares her wealth of knowledge gained treating the large Caribbean Diaspora during residency with a diverse patient population in both regions.

18/05/2026

Living in Trinidad and Tobago means frequent exposure to high UV levels, often from early in the morning. Over time, UV radiation can contribute to premature aging, pigmentation, and increase the risk of skin cancer.

Visible light can also worsen hyperpigmentation and conditions like melasma, particularly in darker skin tones. That’s why sun protection goes beyond preventing a sunburn.

Using a sunscreen with broad-spectrum coverage, as well as filters for visible light, can help protect the skin from both UV radiation and visible light exposure. Sunscreen works best when combined with other sun-safe habits like protective clothing, seeking shade, and reapplying regularly, especially in tropical climates where UV levels are often high early in the day.

Protecting your skin consistently today can help reduce long term damage in the future.

To book a consultation with Dr Dolly, contact our office at 627-3376 or 789-3376.

15/05/2026

It’s the confidence that makes it worse 😭
Please know we’re trying our best 😂

14/05/2026

Skin Cancer Awareness Month is a reminder that sun protection goes beyond preventing a sunburn. Daily UV exposure can contribute to premature aging, pigmentation, and increase the risk of skin cancer over time.

Broad-spectrum sunscreen helps protect against both UVA and UVB rays, but sunscreen works best when combined with other sun-safe habits like protective clothing, seeking shade, and reapplying regularly, especially in tropical climates where UV levels are often high early in the day.

Protecting your skin consistently today can help reduce long term damage in the future.

To book a consultation with Dr Dolly, contact our office at 627-3376 or 789-3376.

Different marketing styles, same skincare goals..From Brite Skin Pads for hyperpigmentation and acne marks, to tretinoin...
12/05/2026

Different marketing styles, same skincare goals..From Brite Skin Pads for hyperpigmentation and acne marks, to tretinoin for skin renewal and Botox for softening fine lines, skincare conversations definitely sound different depending on the generation

11/05/2026

Skin Cancer Awareness Month is a reminder that skin cancer does not always look the same. A new or changing mole, a non-healing sore, a scaly patch, or even a spot that looks different from the rest can all be warning signs worth evaluating.

Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is the most common type of skin cancer and is usually slow growing, while squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) can grow deeper if left untreated. Melanoma, though less common, is the most serious form because of its ability to spread. Early detection remains one of the most important factors in successful treatment.

The ABCDE rule and the “ugly duckling” sign can help identify suspicious lesions, but not all skin cancers follow the same pattern. If you notice any new, changing, bleeding, or non-healing spots, schedule an evaluation with a board-certified dermatologist.

To book a consultation with Dr Dolly, contact our office at 627-3376 or 789-3376.

06/05/2026

Skin Cancer Awareness Month is a reminder that early detection can save lives.

Skin cancer is the most common cancer worldwide. According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, 1 in 5 people will develop skin cancer by the age of 70. This is why regular skin checks, both at home and with a dermatologist, are so important.

The American Academy of Dermatology recommends performing monthly self-exams to become familiar with your skin. Knowing what is normal for you makes it easier to recognize when something changes.

Skin cancer can also develop in areas that are sun exposed, and not sun exposed.

If you notice any new, changing, or unusual spots, a consultation with our board certified dermatologist, Dr Dolly, can help guide early detection and care.

Contact our office at 627-3376 or 789-3376 to schedule your appointment.

Skin cancer is the most common cancer worldwide, but it is also highly preventable with the right habits.In recognition ...
03/05/2026

Skin cancer is the most common cancer worldwide, but it is also highly preventable with the right habits.

In recognition of Melanoma Monday, Dr Dolly, board certified dermatologist, is reminding you that daily sunscreen use is essential for protecting your skin from harmful UV exposure.

We have partnered with CeraVe to make it easier for you to start or stay consistent with your sun protection routine.

Here is how to join our giveaway:
• Follow our page
• Tag a friend in the comments who is not currently our patient, and ensure they follow our page.
• Visit us to collect your sunscreen.

You will receive a free sunscreen sample and be entered to win a CeraVe skincare hamper.

Offer valid while stocks last



29/04/2026

Rosacea in skin of color can look different and that’s where it’s often missed.

In deeper skin tones, early signs like flushing and persistent redness may be less obvious, so the condition is sometimes overlooked or mistaken for something else.

Instead, rosacea may show up as warmth, stinging, burning, swelling, or acne-like breakouts rather than visible redness alone.

Because of this, diagnosis can be delayed and treatment may not start as early as it should.

This progression shows what consistent, tailored treatment can do over time.

With the right approach, symptoms can be improved, flares can be reduced, and the skin can become more stable even if it’s not completely clear.

Rosacea is a chronic condition that requires ongoing management, especially in skin of color where subtle signs matter.

If you’re noticing changes in your skin that don’t quite add up, a consultation with our board-certified dermatologist, Dr Dolly, can help guide the right diagnosis and treatment plan.

Contact our office at 627-3376 or 789-3376 to schedule your appointment.

27/04/2026

On days when rosacea flares, having the right products can help reduce visible redness and improve overall skin comfort.

Redness-correcting options like EltaMD UV Skin Recovery Red Color Correcting Face Sunscreen SPF 50 do more than offset redness. This 100% mineral sunscreen contains 12.9% Zinc Oxide for broad-spectrum UV protection, which is essential since sun exposure is a common trigger for rosacea flare-ups. It also includes barrier-repair and soothing ingredients to help calm irritation while protecting sensitive skin throughout the day.

Eucerin Anti-Redness Soothing Care is a daily moisturiser designed to calm and stabilise reactive skin. It contains SymSitive, which helps reduce hypersensitivity, and Licochalcone A, an anti-inflammatory ingredient that helps visibly improve redness over time. Its gentle, fragrance-free formula supports the skin barrier, making it suitable for easily irritated skin.

While these products can help improve day-to-day redness and comfort, they work best as part of a comprehensive treatment plan tailored to your skin.

If you’re experiencing persistent redness or irritation, a consultation with our board-certified dermatologist, Dr Dolly, can help guide you toward an accurate diagnosis and personalised care plan.

Contact our office at 627-3376 or 789-3376 to schedule your appointment.

23/04/2026

Persistent redness isn’t something you have to live with.

These results highlight what’s possible with the right approach, targeted treatment, consistency, and close follow-up over time.

With the right diagnosis and a tailored treatment plan, symptoms can be significantly improved and better controlled over time. Consistency is key, and early treatment can help prevent progression.

Every patient’s skin responds differently, which is why personalized treatment plans are essential.

If you’re noticing ongoing redness or flare-ups, a consultation with our board-certified dermatologist, Dr. Dolly, can help guide the next steps.

Contact our office at 627-3376 or 789-3376 to schedule your appointment.

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