Dr Dina Strachan

01/20/2026

Virtual dermatology visits availabe across New York and other states. Same quality of care done remotely.

Skip the commute with virtual dermatology. Get board-certified skin care from home. We accept insurance. Book your video visit!

01/19/2026

Unwanted skin tags? No problem. Consult a board-certified dermatologist for skin‑tag removal.

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Skin tags-- you can live with them--but if you want them gone we can help. Consult with our dermatologist for skin tag removal NYC

01/19/2026

Why it is important to get a diagnosis for your hair loss.

There are many many reasons a persons hair might fall out. Before you start treating make sure you get a diagnosis.Learn more and schedule a consultation : ...

01/19/2026

Tip!

If you have ECZEMA and live in a high-traffic area, rinse off when you come inside. Living within 1000 meters of high-traffic areas increases odd of eczema flares.

01/16/2026

If you've got razor bumps on the back of your scalp that won't go away you may have acne keloidalis nuchae, or AKN. A dermatologist can treat and prevent scarring.

If you have firm bumps on the back of your head and neck you may have acne keloidalis nuchae or AKN. Get help here!

01/15/2026

What causes eyebrow thinning?

Eyebrow thinnning, something you may not even think about. But if it’s happening to you you probably have a million questions. I’m this short video you will...

01/15/2026

A skin check is an important tool to screen for skin cancer. Here is what you should expect at a dermatologist skin check.

01/14/2026

Some people wonder "Should I see a dermatologist for hair loss?" you will learn that th answer is yes, and why, in this blog.

01/14/2026

If you are indoors, but near a window, you still need to wear sunscreen. UVA penetrates glass.

01/14/2026

Are you concerned that what you eat is keeping you from having clear skin? You might be right. Here are the big 3 foods that cause acne.

01/13/2026

This is our dermatologist's guide to products to treat keratosis pilaris, KP, or what some call "chicken skin."

Keratosis pilaris (KP) can be frustrating to treat but the right expectations, and dermatologist recommended products can help.

01/12/2026

Telogen effluvium is a temporary hair‑loss condition triggered by stress, illness, or hormonal changes — shedding more hair than usual. Early care helps support regrowth. Learn more: https://www.dinastrachanmd.com/telogen-effluvium/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

Wondering if you have telogen effluvium? Learn more about this type of reversible hair loss and whether you need an evaluation by an expert.