Profile of Hadley Claire King, MD

Hadley King, MD is a board-certified dermatologist who specializes in medical and cosmetic dermatology. She is also a Clinical Instructor of Dermatology at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University. Dr. King graduated magna cum laude from Harvard College with a degree in biochemistry. She received her MD from Columbia University. She trained in medicine at Greenwich Hospital, affiliated with the Yale University School of Medicine, and completed her dermatology residency at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University.

Procedures of Hadley Claire King, MD ⁽¹⁸⁾

Procedure	Rank in New York	Rank in NY	Rank in US
Acne Treatment Acne treatment depends on your age, the type and severity of your acne, and what you are willing to commit to.	Ranked in New York: 1	Ranked in NY: 7	Ranked in US: 140
Rosacea Treatment Rosacea treatment that help control and regulate its intensity and presence.	Ranked in New York: 3	Ranked in NY: 3	Ranked in US: 57
Eczema Treatment Depending on the type of eczema and severity, treatments include lifestyle changes, over-the-counter remedies or prescription medication.	Ranked in New York: 2	Ranked in NY: 1	Ranked in US: 27
Salicylic Acid Peel Salicylic acid peels are treatments used to deeply exfoliate the surface layers of the skin.	Ranked in New York: 1	Ranked in NY: 3	Ranked in US: 36
Hair Loss Treatment Hair loss treatment include medications, hair replacements, and hair restoration.	Ranked in New York: 5	Ranked in NY: 6	Ranked in US: 14
Seborrheic Keratosis Treatment Individual seborrheic keratosis can be treated successfully.	Ranked in New York: 1	Ranked in NY: 1	Ranked in US: 6
Skin Cancer Treatment Skin cancer treatment depends on the type of cancer, its location and depth, and patient factors like age or other illnesses.	Ranked in New York: 5	Ranked in NY: 6	Ranked in US: 60
Mole Removal Most unwanted moles are surgically removed, cut out via punch excision, or shaved off with a scalpel.	Ranked in New York: 4	Ranked in NY: 10	Ranked in US: 31
Rash Treatment Depending on the cause of rash, treatments may include medicated creams or lotions, medicines taken by mouth, or skin surgery.	Ranked in New York: 1	Ranked in NY: 1	Ranked in US: 2
Fungal Infection Treatment Complicated fungal infections may require complex treatments.	Ranked in New York: 1	Ranked in NY: 1	Ranked in US: 22
Botox Botox works by blocking nerve signals to the muscles, so the injected muscle can’t contract.	Ranked in New York: 16	Ranked in NY: 24	Ranked in US: 339
Dysport Dysport is an injectable neuromodulator that smooths lines and wrinkles for up to four months.	Ranked in New York: 16	Ranked in NY: 10	Ranked in US: 202
Xeomin Xeomin is an injectable neurotoxin that temporarily relaxes muscles to reduce the appearance of lines and wrinkles created by dynamic facial movements, such as smiling, frowning, or raising your eyebrows.	Ranked in New York: 8	Ranked in NY: 10	Ranked in US: 69
Facial Fillers Facial fillers are synthetic or naturally occurring substances injected into the lines, folds, and tissues of the face to decrease the appearance of wrinkles and restore the facial fullness that decreases with age.	Ranked in New York: 19	Ranked in NY: 33	Ranked in US: 252
Restylane The Restylane product line of injectable fillers temporarily adds volume to plump lips, lift cheeks, smooth wrinkles, fill in scars and under-eye hollows, and rejuvenate aging hands.	Ranked in New York: 12	Ranked in NY: 16	Ranked in US: 190
Sculptra Sculptra is an FDA-approved injectable filler that can smooth deep wrinkles like marionette lines, as well as restore volume and firmness to areas like the cheeks and temples.	Ranked in New York: 12	Ranked in NY: 14	Ranked in US: 46
Wrinkle Treatment There are lots of different treatments for wrinkles.	Ranked in New York: 7	Ranked in NY: 2	Ranked in US: 80
Fine Line Treatment The most effective way to minimize fine lines is with a resurfacing procedure.	Ranked in New York: 6	Ranked in NY: 9	Ranked in US: 35