High School: 1966-1969    —    Stuyvesant High School             New York, New York College:         1969-1973    —    S.U.N.Y. at Binghamton             Binghamton, New York             B.A. (Phi Beta Kappa) Medical School:         1973-1977    —    S.U.N.Y.; Upstate Medical Center             M.D. Internship:             1977-1978    —    S.U.N.Y.; Downstate Medical Center             Intern, Internal Medicine Residency:             1978-1980    —    North Shore University Hospital             Resident, Internal Medicine             Memorial Sloane Kettering                         Resident,Internal Medicine Training:             1980-1982    —    New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center                  Resident, Dermatology                 Memorial Sloane Kettering Medical Center;             Resident, Dermatology 1982-1983    —    New York Hospital–Cornell Medical                           Center; Chief Resident, Dermatology Certification:             American Board of Internal Medicine, 1980 American Board of Dermatology, 1983 American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, 2000 American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery, 2001

A native New York City resident, Dr. Sadick graduated from SUNY Binghamton in 1973. He completed his medical school training at SUNY Upstate in 1977. His internship in internal medicine was at SUNY Downstate Brooklyn, and he completed his medical residency at Cornell-North Shore hospitals. His dermatology training was completed in 1983 at New York Hospital where he served as Chief Resident. He is board certified in both internal medicine and dermatologic surgery. Dr. Sadick is the recipient of such prestigious awards as the Jobst Asward for Research in Vascular Diseases and the American Cancer Society Research Award, as well as the American Medical Association’s Continuing Medical Education Award. He lectures regularly at local, national and international medical conferences, as he remains at the the forefront of developments in  hair disorders, prevention of aging, fat and cellulite correction and laser technology. His professional society affiliations and appointments have included: President of the New York Academy of Medicine, Dermatology Section; President of the Manhattan Metropolitan Dermatological Society of Greater New York; Secretary-Treasurer of the American College of Phlebology; Secretary-Treasurer of the Long Island Dermatologic Society. He is the author of over 20 textbooks, 70 chapters and has published over 200 peer review papers in medical journals. Dr. Sadick’s hospital affiliations are with New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center where he is Clinical Professor of Dermatology and North Shore University Hospital.