Andrew Peranteau

Skin concerns don’t always announce themselves with fanfare. Sometimes they arrive quietly—a persistent rash, an unexpected mole, or a sudden breakout that refuses to fade. In a city where every block seems to offer another quick fix, finding a dermatologist who treats more than just the surface can feel like searching for a quiet corner in Times Square. Andrew Peranteau practices at 214 Sullivan Street, where the West Village’s tree-lined sidewalks meet the hum of daily life.

Dermatology here isn’t just about prescriptions; it’s about clarity. Patients come for acne treatments, skin cancer screenings, and eczema management—routine visits that often reveal deeper patterns. The practice also handles cosmetic consultations, from laser therapy to injectables, though the focus remains on skin health rather than trends. Sullivan Street itself has long been a mix of old New York charm and modern convenience, and the office fits neatly into that rhythm, offering a place to address concerns without the clinical coldness some expect.

For directions, the map at this link will guide you. If you need to schedule or ask a question, (210) 667-8367 is the number to call. Sometimes the best care is the kind that doesn’t make you feel like just another appointment.