Hooman Khorasani, M.D.

07/29/2025

🌱Welcome to our Office! 🌱 1. Front Desk: Your experience starts here! Our front desk team is your first point of contact and your go-to resource for scheduling or anything else you need. We’re here to make every step of your visit seamless, from check-in to check-out.

2. Reception Area: Our waiting area is designed with your loved ones in mind. Whether they want to relax, catch up on work, or simply hang out while you’re having your procedure, we’ve created a space where they can feel at home. Because we know that having your support system nearby makes all the difference.

3. Reception Area (continued): Browse our hand-curated collection while you wait! Medical-grade skincare—all carefully selected to support and enhance your treatment results. Every product has earned our trust and recommendation. We only carry what we believe delivers real results.

4. Nurses’ Station: This is where our experienced clinical team coordinates your care and monitors every detail of your visit. Our team is always here and ready to help with any questions or needs you may have throughout your procedure.

5. Certified Operating Room: Our facility is QUAD A certified—meaning we can safely provide hospital-level surgical procedures with sedation right in our office. We meet the same rigorous safety standards as hospitals while offering you the comfort and convenience of an office setting.

6. Certified Laboratory: Our lab is CLIA certified—meaning we’ve met the highest federal standards for accuracy and reliability in laboratory testing. This certification ensures every test we perform meets strict quality controls and delivers results you can trust with complete confidence.

07/10/2025

Think Botox is just for smoothing out wrinkles?💉
Think again—this little injectable does way more than people realize. From softening a gummy smile to slimming the jawline, stopping excessive sweating, and even improving muscle tension — Botox is the multitasking MVP of the aesthetic world.
Curious if it’s a fit for you? Let’s chat about what it can actually do for your unique concerns.

07/02/2025

⭐️ Curious about what I use for my skin as a dermatologist?⭐️Here is a step-by-step look at my skin care routine, featuring some of my favorite products. From cleansers to sunscreens, I discuss why I love each product and what concerns they help target.

06/24/2025

Honored and humbled to receive the 2025 “Part-Time Faculty of the Year Award” from the residents of NYU.
Teaching and mentoring has been one of the most fulfilling parts of my career, and this recognition means so much—especially coming from such a talented and hardworking group of residents.

A heartfelt congratulations to the senior residents on your graduation! Watching you grow into confident, compassionate providers has been a privilege. Wishing you all continued success in the next chapter of your journey.

06/19/2025

The process of detection, removal, reconstruction and recovery from Melanoma Skin Cancer.

06/09/2025

Stay tuned for the segment airing at 4:30 and 5:30 PM EST featuring Dr. Khorasani discussing options after surgery.
Thank you to and the camera crew of for visiting us today and spreading awareness.

05/28/2025

Safe, functional, and aesthetic outcomes on the face begin with precise anatomical knowledge.

Understanding the location of key neurovascular structures is critical for any facial procedure.
Use these landmarks as dynamic guides, not absolutes:

SON (Supraorbital Nerve): ~2.4cm (±0.4) from midline

STN (Supratrochlear Nerve): ~1.4cm (±0.3) from midline

ION (Infraorbital Nerve): ~2.7cm (±0.3) from midline, ~0.9cm (±0.2) from infraorbital rim

MN (Mental Nerve): ~3.1cm (±0.3) from midline along mandibular curvature, ~1.5cm (±0.2) from inferior border

MMN (Marginal Mandibular Nerve): intersects the mandibular border at a vertical axis from the lateral orbital rim

TN (Temporal Branch of Facial Nerve): most vulnerable at mid-zygomatic arch; lies within a zone bordered by a line from lobule → brow tail (inferior) and tragus → 2cm above brow tail (superior)

GAN (Greater Auricular Nerve): zone extends ~6.5cm inferior to the EAC, anterior to tragus, posterior to antitragus

Parotid Duct: crosses the intersection of a line from lobule → upper vermillion border and the lateral orbital axis

Whether you’re performing a complex Mohs repair, designing a local flap, or placing a cosmetic injection, detailed knowledge of facial surface anatomy is non-negotiable. Understanding the location of key neurovascular structures allows you to avoid functional complications and optimize both safety and aesthetic outcomes.

This carousel outlines 8 high-risk anatomical danger zones discussed in Dr Khorasani’s textbook, Surgical Lifting. These danger zones should inform your surgical planning and injection technique. While the measurements provided offer helpful reference points, they vary significantly by s*x, individual phenotype, and age—especially relevant in elderly patients with resorption of bony structures.

05/27/2025

☀️☀️Happy National Sunscreen day! ☀️☀️ Here are 6 reasons why sunscreen should be a part of your daily routine.

05/22/2025

Hands-on learning with the next generation of leaders! Honored to run a cosmetic clinic today with my amazing NYU residents and our fantastic demo patients. NYU continues to be one of the top dermatology programs in the country ( #4 in rankings) , and it shows—these residents are absolute rock stars. Grateful to be part of their journey. 💉✨

05/13/2025

Thank you to the amazing host .peters for having me on yesterday! I’m grateful for the opportunity to share my insights on skin cancer, live from the studios.

05/05/2025

04/29/2025

May 5th is Melanoma Monday and I had the privilege of speaking with this week to discuss early detection and awareness. 📺Tune in to on Monday May 5th to see the segment!