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Dr. Naomi Dolly graduated from St. Joseph’s Convent in Trinidad and Tobago.
Accredited by the American Board of Dermatology, Retouched by ND offers a range of General Dermatological and Cosmetic Dermatological Services including; skin cancer screenings, IPL Laser Hair removal and Sublative laser treatment for acne, Botox etc. She enrolled in the Faculty of Medical Sciences at The University of West Indes on a Further Additional Scholarship from the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. Her successful completion of Medical School with multiple distinctions and honors in various modules, led to the strong foundation in starting her residency in dermatology in SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, New York. She has also completed fellowships at NYU Medical Center in advanced medical dermatology and dermatopathology at the Akerman Academy of Dermatopathology, New York. Dr. Dolly holds board certifications in dermatology as well as dermatopathology with the American Board of Dermatology. She has always been passionate for medicine and her love for dermatology started in her final years of medical school. This love has continued to grow as she enjoys spending time with her patients, getting to know their medical conditions, as well as getting to know their families. In addition to treating the “bread and butter” of dermatology, Dr. Dolly takes special interest in patients with connective tissue diseases, cutaneous T-cell lymphoma and aesthetics. She currently practices in both Trinidad and Tobago and New York where she shares her wealth of knowledge gained treating the large Caribbean Diaspora during residency with a diverse patient population in both regions.
05/10/2026
October is Eczema Awareness Month!
Did you know there are different types of eczema, including atopic dermatitis, contact dermatitis, dyshidrotic eczema, hand eczema, neurodermatitis, nummular eczema and stasis dermatitis?
This month, we’ll be exploring the different types, their symptoms and how they can be managed. Stay tuned!
03/10/2026
Some skincare habits deserve a spot in the Burn Book.
Picking pimples can increase inflammation and raise the risk of scarring and dark spots. Skipping sunscreen leaves your skin vulnerable to UV damage, while toothpaste can irritate acne-prone skin rather than treat it.
If a mole changes in size, shape, or colour, or begins to itch or bleed, it’s important to have it evaluated by a dermatologist. And if you wear makeup with acne, choose non-comedogenic products and remove your makeup before bed.
How has PMOS affected your body? 👀
PMOS can look different from one woman to another. In Episode 7, we hear directly from women living with PMOS about their experiences.
🎙️ Hear from Nekeisha and Achsah as they share what living with PMOS has actually been like for them.
Episode 7 is now live on YouTube.
🔗 Link to our YouTube channel in bio.
What is it actually like to live with PMOS? 👀
Beyond the symptoms and medical information, what does PMOS actually look and feel like in everyday life?
In Episode 7 of the PMOS Podcast, we hear directly from two women living with PMOS, Nekeisha and Achsah , as they share their experiences.
Episode 7 coming tomorrow.
🔗 Link to our YouTube channel in bio.
Do you really need to cut out carbs if you have PMOS? 👀
Are rice, roti and other carbohydrate-rich foods something you need to avoid if you have PMOS?
🎙️ Hear more from Dr. Naomi Dolly, Nutritionist Mweia Elias and Certified Personal Trainer Jenna Camacho in Episode 6 of the PMOS Podcast.
Episode 6 is now live on YouTube.
🔗 Link to our YouTube channel in bio.
3 skin signs that could mean you have PMOS 👀
Some signs of PMOS can show up on the skin, including changes associated with insulin resistance.
🎙️ Hear more from Dr. Naomi Dolly and Dr. Welch in Episode 4 of the PMOS Podcast.
Episode 4 is now live on YouTube.
🔗 Link to our YouTube channel in bio.
More hair here, less hair there… why? 👀
Hair growth and hair loss can both be part of the dermatological manifestations associated with PMOS.
🎙️ Hear more from Dr. Naomi Dolly and Dr. Welch in Episode 4 of the PMOS Podcast.
Episode 4 is now live on YouTube.
🔗 Link to our YouTube channel in bio.
Does “move more, eat less” actually work for PMOS? 👀
Is managing PMOS really as simple as moving more and eating less?
🎙️ Hear more from Dr. Naomi Dolly and Episode 6 guests, Nutritionist Mweia Elias and Certified Personal Trainer Jenna Camacho, on the PMOS Podcast.
Episode 6 coming soon.
🔗 Link to our YouTube channel in bio.
Is metformin a fertility drug? 👀
What role does metformin actually play when it comes to PMOS and fertility?
🎙️ Hear more from Dr. Naomi Dolly, host of the PMOS Podcast, and Dr. Minto-Bain, fertility specialist and obstetrician & gynecologist, in Episode 5.
Episode 5 is now live on YouTube.
🔗 Link to our YouTube channel in bio.
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