The UnionDerm research team is currently engaged in multiple cutting-edge trials and studies. If you are interested in participating in one of our studies, please scroll down to the “Participating in Future Studies” section at the bottom of this page to learn more.
1. A study to reduce acne scarring through ultrasound energy.
- UnionDerm is conducting a research study to evaluate the effects of ultrasound energy to improve skin appearance. You may qualify if you are: A male or female ages 22-80, with mild-to-moderate acne scarring, and can commit to 4 visits over a period of 6 months. This study began in April 2022 and is currently accepting participants.
2. Research using fractional laser for skin rejuvenation of the neck and chest.
- UnionDerm is conducting a research study to evaluate the effects of a fractional laser for rejuvenation and sun damage repair of the neck and chest. You may qualify if you are: Female under the age of 50 with mild-to-moderate photo aging (fine lines + wrinkles, and sun spots) on the neck and chest. Participants must be able to commit to 4 treatments at 4-6 week intervals. This study began in January 2022 and is currently accepting candidates.
3. A treatment that pairs a fractional laser with a topical treatment for Melasma.
- UnionDerm is conducting a research study to evaluate the effects of a combination fractional laser and topical treatment for individuals with Melasma. You may qualify if you are: Female ages 18-50, currently diagnosed with Melasma, and can commit to 4 visits over a period of 12 months. This study will begin in Spring 2022 and we are currently recruiting participants.
PARTICIPATING IN FUTURE STUDIES
Study participants receive study-related exams, lab tests, and the investigational study medication or treatment at no charge. Additionally, participants are typically compensated for their time by the study sponsor.
For more information about participating in clinical trials at UnionDerm, please call us at (212) 366-5400 or email us at studies@unionderm.com. Please specify which study you are interested in.