Christina Anne Del Guzzo, M.D.

For dry skin that still resists daily moisturizer, acne that flares with the seasons, or sun damage that needs more than a generic lotion, a dermatologist’s door is the first step. Christina Anne Del Guzzo, M.D. keeps that door on the ninth floor at 1305 York Avenue in New York, NY 10021—convenient enough when prescription creams and routine checks matter more than window-shopping down the avenue.

The practice sits above the street noise, a quiet zone for medical skin work rather than cosmetic consulting. Nobody hands out glossy pamphlets here. Instead, they zero in on straightforward repairs: rashes that won’t quit, suspicious moles, post-surgical scars, laser follow-ups, and the occasional wart that survived childhood tricks. Flu shots too, out of season, just in case.

Call (646) 962-3376 when red flares around the nostrils or the biopsy report returns on an old sunspot. Leave the message clear; they’ll call back when they’re free. Directions are online if the subway throws you off schedule.

A walk to the elevator in beige walls, no revolving art, no mood lighting to soothe the already anxious patient. If the place ever feels too quiet, blame the Upper East Side itself—York Avenue runs long and straight, no shortcuts left unturned.