Media Dermatologist – Dr. Dina Strachan

Media Dermatologist in Health and Beauty

In addition to being impeccably trained and experienced as a board-certified dermatologist, Dr. Dina Strachan, MD, is also a media expert with formal training and experience. A true media dermatologist, Dr. Strachan is a trusted and popular source for local and national media , as she communicates information clearly and insightfully, using her excellent communication skills on-air, online, and in print. Her New York City background allows her to provide unique and interesting insights.

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Media Dermatologist Contents

Recent Dermatology Media

Defending Diversity in Dermatology

A recent attack on the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in the American Academy of Dermatology in the form of a resolution created a media frenzy. Dr. Strachan, Skin of color expert, authored a successful counter-resolution, which she presented at the historic 2024 AAD conference in San Diego. Here is some of the media coverage:

Bloomberg: A US Medical Association Is the Latest Battleground in Fight Over Diversity Programs
Allure: Inside the DEI Battle in Dermatology
Truthout: Largest Dermatology Conference Voted on Right-Wing Proposal to End DEI Programs

The New York Post

Which hair loss remedies actually work — and the side effects to look out for, from dandruff to sexual dysfunction

In the article, Dr. Dina Strachan provides expert commentary on popular hair loss treatments and explains why proper diagnosis by a dermatologist is important before starting therapy.

The Last Strand: Let's Talk About Hair Loss

The New York Times

The Last Strand: Let’s Talk About Hair Loss

Dr. Strachan is an expert in The Scratch, an illustrated column, in a feature on hair loss.

Netflix

The Black Beauty Effect

Dr. Strachan is featured as an on-camera expert in episodes 2 and 3 of the ground-breaking docuseries, “The Black Beauty Effect”. The series is streaming on Netflix in the US, Canada, the UK, and New Zealand. The series is also streaming on Comcast, Xfinity, and free on the Xumo app. The Black Beauty Effect is about the evolution, revolution, and disruption in the beauty industry.

CBS News New York

Doctors report uptick in alopecia patients coming forward for help

Dr. Strachan and Aglow Dermatology were featured in a piece by Mary Calvi on alopecia. Filmed in our Murray Hill office, Dr. Strachan discusses this condition, which causes sudden hair loss. Doctors have seen an uptick in patients coming in for alopecia, which millions of Americans live with.

Aglow Dermatology Media Portfolio

For over a decade Dr. Strachan and Aglow Dermatology have been featured in the media. Here is a collection of the various print and TV appearances over the years that the practice and Dr. Strachan have been proud to be part of:

Print and Digital Media Samplings

The New York Times: The Last Strand: Let’s Talk About Hair Loss
Teen Vogue: How to Get Clear Skin: 21 Dermatologist Approved Tricks
Marie Claire: The 28 Best Anti-Aging Products Dermatologists and Beauty Editors Swear By
NBC News: Can TikTok’s slugging trend improve your skincare routine?
Insider: 5 reasons why your hair may be falling out, including ‘stress shedding’
NBC News: The best products to treat sunburns, according to dermatologists
Eat This: Don’t Take This Vitamin Anymore, Experts Warn – Eat This Not That
Authority Magazine: Telehealth Best Practices: Dr. Dina Strachan of Aglow Dermatology On How To Best Care For Your Patients When They Are Not Physically In Front Of You
Bustle: How To Find Skin Care Products That’ll Work No Matter What

Yahoo Life: Common Itching Causes and Fixes, According to Dermatologists
Bustle: How I Avoid Getting Hyperpigmentation, Even Though I Still Pop My Pimples
Essence: Black Skin Care 101: What Are Keloid Scars and How Can Black Women Get Rid of Them?
Teen Vogue: Black Women Speak About Natural Hair Bias in the Workplace
Huffington Post: What Black Men Need To Know About Growing And Grooming A Beard
Voice America: What Your Dermatologist Wants You to Know with Dr. Dina Strachan
The Healthy: The 37 Worst Pieces of Skin Care Advice Dermatologists Have Ever Heard
Crains New York: Keeping up with the Vanderbilts
Red Book: Dermatologists’ Best Drugstore Buys
The Atlantic: Skin-Firming as Self-Flagellation
Everyday Health: Will Popular Hair-Loss Products Help My Alopecia?

Video Media Gallery

Olay Rejuvenating Media Tour

In early spring of 2022 Dr. Strachan did a set of interviews with some of the morning hosts in the eastern United States. Some of the markets reached were St. Louis, Miami, Tampa Bay

NY 1 Alopecia Report

What is causing an epidemic of hair loss in African American women?

Get Serious About Skin Care – The Sarah James Show – Episode 3

Jun 26, 2012 – Once we’re out of our 20s, it’s time to get serious about taking care of our skin. Today, Sarah talks with Dr. Dina Strachan, board-certified dermatologist, about ways we can repair past damage and prevent future deterioration of our appearance, including everything from wrinkles to choosing the right sunscreen!

Dr. Strachan Aglow Dermatology CBS News

Dr. Strachan speaks with Dr. Holly Phillips of CBS News about current trends and topics in skincare for people with diverse skin tones.

Musings of a NYC Dermatologist

Back in 2011, Dr. Dina Strachan started a series of blog posts, Musings of a NYC Dermatologist, that gave a dermatologist’s perspective on many issues that are still relevant today. From thoughts on insurance and the healthcare industry to tips on how to keep your skin looking young and vibrant, we have gathered up some of our favorite posts from the archives and put together this collection for your education, empowerment, and general enjoyment.

In The Media