Dr. Sadick completed medical school at SUNY Upstate, and his residency in internal medicine at Cornell/North Shore University/Memorial Sloan Kettering Medical Center. Dr. Sadick trained in dermatology at New York Hospital. He holds five board certifications in internal medicine, dermatology, cosmetic surgery, hair restoration surgery, and is fellow of the American College of Phlebology. Dr. Sadick serves as Clinical Professor of Dermatology at Weill Cornell Medical College, and President of the International Society for Dermatologic Surgeons.
Female changes in the vaginal region can occur due to pregnancy, childbirth, weight fluctuations, and aging. Usually, these changes include relaxed muscles in the structure of the vagina as well as changes in the vaginal mucosa affecting lubrication. Vaginal rejuvenation refers to the non-invasive strategies that have been developed to address these concerns and offered to women as an alternative to surgery.
