Dr. Steven Victor, MD's Blog

Vanderbilt Tennis Club Perks

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Dr. Steven Victor is a dermatologist who treats patients through ReGen Medical PC, a facility he owns and manages in New York City. The doctor received his MD from New York Medical College. In his free time, Dr. Steven Victor enjoys playing tennis twice a week at Vanderbilt Tennis Club.

Located inside Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan, Vanderbilt Tennis Club is the newest tennis facility in the borough. It has a regulation indoor hardcourt, which has a Deco Turf surface and offers great views of Midtown through the arched windows at Grand Central. The club also includes one junior court, an equipped fitness room, and two practice lanes. Practice courts provide automated ball machines as well as a ball-retrieval system that allows players to hit as many as 300 balls in a half an hour without stopping to restock. The ball machines are customizable, enabling users to control everything from speed and direction to spin and elevation.

Popular and often booked, the tennis club offers seasonal court time, where players can book regularly scheduled days and times between the operating hours of 7 a.m. to midnight, any day of the week.

Vanderbilt Tennis and Fitness Club’s Private Lessons

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Steven Victor, MD, owner and chief executive officer of ReGen Medical PC since 2010, is a graduate of the New York Medical College in Valhalla, New York. Dr. Steven Victor trained as a dermatologist at a number of medical facilities, including the Metropolitan Hospital and Westchester County Medical Center. When he is not leading his dermatology practice, Dr. Steven Victor stays active by playing tennis at the Vanderbilt Tennis Club.

The Vanderbilt Tennis and Fitness Club is one of Manhattan’s premiere tennis destinations. The club maintains a staff comprised of some of New York City’s most accomplished teaching pros. Instructors take the time to learn the details of each student’s game, establishing personal relationships that enhance the student’s learning experience. Individuals have the option of signing up for a private tennis experience, or taking a lesson in the company of a close friend as part of the club’s semi-private lesson program.

Private lessons at Vanderbilt Tennis cater to both young or inexperienced players, who can learn the basics of effective stroke mechanics, and more advanced students, who can refine their games over the course of a competitive hitting session with their pro. More information about private lessons and other club tennis services can be found online at www.vanderbilttennisclub.com.

American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Members

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A graduate of New York University and New York Medical College, since 2010 Dr. Steven Victor has been the CEO of both Intellicell Biosciences and ReGen Medical PC. Dermatologist Dr. Steven Victor has been a fellow of the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS) for 34 years.

Currently supporting 6,100 members, the ASDS is the largest organization in the United States for surgeons who specialize in the health and beauty of the skin throughout a patient’s life. Its members are renowned experts and innovators in both cosmetic and reconstructive surgery.

ASDS members are also involved in cutting-edge research that brings promising new treatments for wrinkle reduction and skin revitalization to the consumer market. Their research and development has led to the creation of numerous pieces of industry equipment that improve the skin and remove unwanted blemishes and hair. Experts in the detection and treatment of skin cancer, Dermatologic surgeons are always working to treat and prevent this debilitating disease.

National Board of Medical Examiners’ Requirements for Diplomates

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Dr. Steven Victor is a dermatologist and the owner of ReGen Medical PC, an aesthetic and regenerative medical facility in New York City. Dr. Steven Victor holds an MD from New York Medical College, and has been a diplomate of the National Board of Medical Examiners for 37 years.

The National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME), a fully independent nonprofit, works to ensure a high standard of medical care by assessing healthcare professionals. Some highly qualified physicians are diplomates of the organization, meaning they have completed the following requirements prior to 1995.

Diplomates must hold an MD from an accredited medical school, and have completed a year-long graduate medical education program. They have also completed a series of examinations, which must have been passed in three or fewer attempts. Diplomates had the choice of taking NBME Parts I, II, or III, or the United States Medical Licensing Examination Steps 1, 2, and 3. Certifications from the NBME are good for life, they do not expire.

A Brief Overview of Dermabrasion Procedures

Experienced dermatologist Dr. Steven Victor has served as chief executive officer of ReGen Medical, PC, in New York City for nearly seven years. In addition to providing patients with an array of dermatologic services, Steven Victor, MD, maintains membership with numerous professional organizations, such as the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery and the Society of Investigative Dermatology.

The American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS) is a network of more than 6,000 of the country’s leading dermatologic surgeons and dermatologists. ASDS dermatologists excel at performing a number of common and advanced dermatologic procedures, including chemical peels, blepharoplasty, and dermabrasion.

During the process of dermabrasion, trained dermatologists use either a diamond tipped wheel or a wire brush to remove and cleanse the top layer of a patient’s skin. As the upper skin layer regenerates, patients can see improvement in areas affected by acne scarring, skin growths, lesions, sun damage, and much more. To learn more about the benefits of dermabrasion, contact a trusted dermatologist or visit www.asds.net.

The Apogee Alexandrite Laser Approach to Lesion and Hair Removal

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As head of Victor Dermatology and Rejuvenation, Dr. Steven Victor guides a respected practice with a location at 460 Park Avenue in Manhattan. Over the past three decades, Dr. Steven Victor and his team of dermatologists have pioneered an “aesthetic dermatology” approach that incorporates the latest advances in the science of improving personal appearances.

One of Steven Victor, MD’s groundbreaking treatments is the Apogee Alexandrite laser, which is designed to enable quick and easy hair removal and the treatment of freckles, age spots, and skin lesions. The laser emits high energy light that destroys targeted cells through the application of directed heat.

The Apogee laser employs an alexandrite crystal, which creates light from the infrared spectrum and is thus known as a red light laser. These lasers can be configured in Q-switched mode, which involves the use of short-pulse high intensity beams. This approach is known for providing a high level of precision, with only the spot or lesion destroyed and all the surrounding healthy tissue left intact.

The 37th ASLMS Conference

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For nearly seven years Dr. Steven Victor, dermatologist, has led ReGen Medical PC in New York City as chief executive officer and owner. In addition to his professional activities, Dr. Steven Victor maintains memberships with a number of medical organizations, including the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery.

The 37th American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery (ASLMS) Conference is scheduled to begin on April 5, 2017, at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront. The conference will continue to focus on innovative ways in which lasers and other energy based technologies can be better applied in the biomedical field. As in years past, conference attendees are expected to range from clinicians and researchers to educators and manufacturers.

The 2017 ASLMS Conference schedule, which can be reviewed in full at http://www.aslms.org, will feature a number of unique learning opportunities. Sessions include How to Market Your Photomedicine Practice, Laser and Energy Based Treatments of Leg Veins, Women’s Health, and Basic Science and Translational Research. The conference will also feature the popular Skin of Color session once again. The 2018 conference has been set for Dallas, Texas, beginning on April 11.

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Dermatological Conditions – Rosacea

Dermatologist Steven Victor, MD, serves as owner and chief executive officer of ReGen Medical, PC, a private practice delivering treatments informed by the latest medical advances. Rosacea, one among many skin problems that Dr. Steven Victor helps patients overcome, impacts millions of people throughout the United States.

Rosacea causes redness, swelling, breakouts, and thickening of the facial skin. Usually, it appears in people 30 years of age or older. Though most often associated with the face, rosacea can also cause symptoms to manifest on the neck and chest.

Risk factors for rosacea include having fair skin and having family members with rosacea. The United States is home to about 14 million patients with the disorder.

Though scientists have yet to discover a cure for rosacea, dermatologists have a variety of therapies at their disposal. For example, topical treatments, including antibiotics, are effective in managing symptoms. Moreover, dermatologists can remove thickened skin associated with rosacea using state-of-the-art medical lasers.