Press Coverage
View where Dr. Michele Green has been interviewed and featured in various newspapers, magazines, blogs, publications and more in our press section. With quotes in mainstream media and within the medical industry you can find out more about Dr. Green and her NYC based cosmetic dermatology office here.
MedEsthetic Mag Talks With Dr. Green About Holistic Dermatology
The beauty industry is shifting toward a more holistic, preventative approach to aesthetics, where treatments are less invasive and more focused on long-term maintenance rather than dramatic correction. Demand for facial procedures has risen significantly, with non-invasive options now accounting for the vast majority of treatments. Patients—especially younger ones—are increasingly opting for subtle “tweakments” like…
NCOA looks at the Best Vitamins for Hair Growth
In NCOA (National Council on Aging), Dr. Green was quoted in “Best Vitamins for Hair Growth in 2026, Researched and Tested.” She noted that “the best supplements will have gone through clinical trials to verify their safety and effectiveness for hair growth. If an underlying medical condition causes hair loss, vitamins might not be able…
Estrogen & Retinol Skincare for Aging Skin on Marie Claire
Featured in Marie Claire today – Dr. Michele Green explains that compounded estrogen for the face typically uses estriol (E3), a gentler form of estrogen that still enhances collagen production and improves skin hydration. She notes that this can help address the dryness and sensitivity that occur during perimenopause and menopause. She emphasizes the importance…
Benefits of Vitamin A, B, & C in Skincare: Marie Claire
Marieclaire.com featured Dr. Green today in “A Solid Skincare Routine Starts With Vitamin A, Vitamin B, and Vitamin C” where the article emphasizes that while trendy skincare ingredients can be tempting, the most effective results often come from the basics: vitamins A, B, and C. Known as the “ABCs,” these ingredients are scientifically proven to…
Dr. Green Discusses 2026 Sunscreen Trends
It may feel like winter out there, but sunscreen is something you need for all seasons. In this Q&A, board-certified cosmetic dermatologist Dr. Michele Green discusses the latest trends in sunscreen for 2026, highlighting new innovations and practical skincare tips. One of the most notable developments is the U.S. approval of Bemotrizino (BEMT), a broad-spectrum UV…
National Council on Aging Talks Hair Loss with Dr. Green
The NCOA (National Council on Aging) article this week outlines Hers as a comprehensive telehealth-based hair loss treatment platform specifically geared toward women, offering both over-the-counter and prescription options. The brand’s product lineup includes shampoos and conditioners, oral supplements and gummies, topical serums and foams, and prescription medications that may contain FDA-approved active ingredients like…
Best Eye Creams & Face Moisturizers of 2026
The year may have just begun but Everyday Health took a look at 2026’s eye creams and moisturizers this week to list the best available options. For eye creams, Dr. Green notes that “the reason you may need a separate cream for the eye area is that the delicate skin around the eyes is thinner…
Can What You Eat Affect Your Hair: The Manual
The Manual features Dr. Green this week in “4 ways your diet is destroying your hair” focusing mainly on what she says about diet and hair health: Dr. Green’s key points include emphasizing that certain micronutrients are vital for healthy hair — especially iron, protein, and vitamins (A, C, D, E, zinc) — because deficiencies in…
Dr. Green Talks About Hair-Growth Products with Huffington Post
“Many individuals have found hair loss vitamins and supplements are beneficial, as they can increase hair and scalp health,” said cosmetic dermatologist Dr. Michele Green today in the Huffington Post. The HuffPost article explores the booming market for hair-growth products, noting that many make big claims without substantial scientific backing. The piece cautions that most…
Fodors Turns to Dr. Green to Explain the Skin Risks of Cruise Ship Hot Tubs
Cruise ship hot tubs may promise pure relaxation, but they can also expose travelers to more than warm bubbles and sea views. In the Fodor’s article “Bubbles or Bacteria? What’s Really Lurking in Cruise Ship Hot Tubs,” New York City–based board-certified dermatologist Dr. Michele Green explains the skin concerns that can arise from improper sanitation….
Harpers Bazaar Consults Dr. Green on Growth Factor Serum
Today in “The 11 Best Growth Factor Serums, According to Dermatologists,” New York City–based board-certified dermatologist Dr. Michele Green explains what growth factor serums do, who can use them, and how to work them into a routine. “While a typical serum may only act on the outer or inner layers of the skin, growth factor…
Time Magazine Asks Dr. Green If Gel Manicures Are Safe
It might not be as big a factor as a day in the sun, but Gel Manicures pose other risks too. For example, the UV and LED lamps used for curing gel nail polish emit UV radiation. “But then again, most of the country’s sitting outside without sunblock,” says Dr. Michele Green, in the time.com article…
NCOA.org Talks with Dr. Green About Hair Loss Treatment Options
NCOA.org (National Council On Aging), discussed androgenetic alopecia along with other hair loss types and treatment options in “Best Hair Loss Treatments for Women in 2025, Researched and Tested.” In this article, Dr. Green outlines how Minoxidil, Finasteride, PRP (Platelet-rich plasma), Spironolactone, and Contraceptives can affect hair in various ways. “Like male pattern baldness, female…
Preventing Poison Ivy From Becoming a Major Problem: USA Today
In “How to spot poison ivy – before it becomes a problem” – USA Today quotes Dr. Michele Green, as she takes people through key identification and treatment points. “In most cases, you can treat mild poison ivy rashes at home with soothing lotions and cool baths,” Dr. Green says. “Over-the-counter options include calamine lotion,…
Everyday Health Talks Sun Spots & Melasma with Dr. Green
Dr. Green talks with Everyday Health about the best skin care products for Melasma, Age Spots & Sun Spots. In addition to that she talks about when to use OTC skin care products and when to check in with a dermatologist – “it’s important to understand that not all dark spots are just age spots…
Dr. Green Featured in the Shape Beauty Awards 2025
Dr. Michele Green was featured today in the “The 2025 Shape Beauty Awards: Editor-Tested & Expert Approved Products to Elevate Your Beauty Routine” – where she and a few other skin care experts reviewed many products, from tried and tested to new trends. One new trend in 2025 is the use of NAD, or nicotinamide adenine…
Dermatologist-Recommended Blackhead Removers & Niacinamide Serums: Everyday Health
From peels and scrubs to devices and tools, Dr. Green reviews them all with the team at Everyday Health. In addition to that she offers advice on keeping those pores clean, for example – “It is especially important to wash after exercising to prevent sweat from becoming trapped in pores,” Dr. Green says in the…
Beauty News NYC: Skin Care, Eye Care & Lip Care Questions
Dr. Green was featured in Beauty News NYC’s articles such as – “Skin Care Primer With Board-Certified Dermatologist Dr. Michele Green: The Lip & Eye Care Edit,” where she was asked about Eye Care such as if the under eye needs special care or is facial moisturizer sufficient – or what ingredients to look out…
Featured in Everyday Health Dermatologist-Recommended Hyaluronic Acid Serums
Dr. Michele Green, MD, comments on various Hyaluronic Acid Serums, Collagen Masks and more, from top skincare brands. In particular the Neutrogena Hydro Boost Hyaluronic Acid Gel Cream which she comments “As a humectant, it attracts moisture from both the environment and deeper layers of the skin, effectively plumping and enhancing skin hydration. By incorporating…
Men’s Health Look at Habits That Could Be Hurting Your Skin This Summer
You might have heard this one a few times recently with summer weather kicking in, but yes “sunscreen is the ultimate line of defense against harmful sun exposure and UV radiation,” says Michele Green, MD, in Men’s Health today where she talks with the team there about various habits that could be hurting your skin. …
