General Dermatology
Welcome to
Wellness Dermatology
Dr. Kupetsky specializes in general dermatology, dermatologic surgery, and cosmetic dermatology. She is board certified in dermatology. Born and raised in New York City, Dr. Kupetsky completed her B.A. at Rutgers-NJIT and medical school in Rowan-SOM. She completed a family medicine residency at St. Joseph's hospital in Philadelphia, a Masters in Pharmacology at Thomas Jefferson University, and a Dermatopharmacology Fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Dr. Kupetsky completed her dermatology residency in Ohio in 2016 and has worked as an employee for a large dermatology company for about two years before deciding to start her own private practice. She speaks English and Spanish, lives in NJ, and enjoys golfing, jogging, and spending time with family.
Christina Eisenbach, Facial Expert
We are excited to have our aesthetician, Christina, at Wellness Dermatology.
Christina Eisenbach graduated from the Rizzieri Institute as a licensed esthetician in 2000. Since then, she has been serving the Princeton and surrounding area for over 18 years. She has worked at some of the most prestigious medi and day spas, preforming a variety of skin procedures for a number of skin conditions. Including acne, rosacea, sun damage and pigment irregularities. And she is well versed in many anti-aging treatments. Christina's passion for her profession motivates her to keep up with the evolution of skincare, ensuring she is able to preform the most advanced and effective treatments available. Additionally, Christina prioritizes the patient experience, striving to make visit as enjoyable and relaxing as possible.
Mr. Peguy Moise, Masseuse Specialist
As Wellness Dermatology continues to expand its services to enhance the overall wellness of our patients, we are very excited to introduce our new masseuse Mr. Peguy Moise.
He is a licensed massage therapist and is a graduate of the American Institute of Alternative Medicine. Through his passion of helping others, he is also a registered nurse currently working at St. Francis Medical Center in Trenton, NJ.
At Wellness Dermatology Peguy's goal, in a joint effort with Dr. Kupetsky, is to help people live better lives by utilizing the healing benefits of massage. Massages have been known to be beneficial to many when applied in the correct manner by a caring, knowledgeable therapist. Body massages have been known to promote, maintain, and restore physical and mental well-being. They are beneficial in rehabilitation from an injury or surgery and even increase energy. Peguy has helped people dealing with rehab after injury or surgery. Patients have reported experiencing faster recovery with less pain. He is an expert in the following massages: Swedish, deep tissue, hot stone, prenatal, proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) stretching, lymphatic.
Please give him a call at 609-571-8795 to schedule an appointment.
Psoriasis
Psoriasis, a chronic, benign, non-contagious skin inflammation that presents itself in the form of a rash characterized by redness and fixed silvery scales on the scalp, elbows, backs of knees, buttocks, and lower back, as well as around the ear canal.Oftentimes a genetic predisposition exists. Psoriasis can also sometimes affect the joints-a painful condition known as psoriatic arthritis that presents with morning joint pain/stiffness and swelling. Factors such as stress, infections, obesity, alcoholism, smoking and certain medications can cause symptoms to worsen. Treatment involves identifying the severity of the disease to determine the best treatment option and avoiding risk factors. Typically, the treatment starts with topical corticosteroids and can also involve oral medications or injectable medications.
Psoriasis
Eczema
Eczema, a form of chronic skin inflammation that predominantly causes itching. It's also commonly known simply as dermatitis; it can be caused byeither internal or external stimuli.The most common causes of eczema are atopic dermatitis, contact dermatitis, dry skin or due to contact with some toxic substances on the skin (e.g. acid, lye, oils). Eczema can occur anywhere on the body.
Eczema
Hair Loss
Hair Loss has many different forms, each with different causes. Based on your hair/scalp exam your dermatologist can tell you what type of hair loss you have, the laboratory exams that are suggested, and the treatments recommended.
Hair Loss
Rosacea
Rosacea, a chronic inflammation of the skin that causes dilated blood vessels, redness, blisters, and pustules on the face (most commonly on the forehead, cheeks and nose), which can become scared (a condition known as rhinophyma). Treatments include topical, oral or laser.
Rosacea
Acne
Acne Vulgaris (more commonly known as acne), a common skin condition of adolescence. During this time, hormones often causes the skin to produce excess sebum, combined with irritation of hair follicles and bacteria on the surface of the skin leading to the outbreak of acne. Hormonal changes can also occur in older women and produce acne after age 30. For these patients and for women whose acne especially flares right before menses, a treatment regimen will be tailored to treat this issue.
Acne