Bay Ridge · NEW YORK CITY AREA

Dolce Aesthetics — Bay Ridge

Hours vary 4/6 details checkedNot yet claimed

About this clinic.

A multi-location Brooklyn and Queens injectables practice specializing in Botox, dermal fillers, liquid BBL, and laser treatments, founded by a nurse practitioner.

Botox & neurotoxinsDermal fillersLip fillerBiostimulatorsKybellaLaser hair removalMicroneedlingChemical peelsMedical weight loss

Services are published by the clinic. Whether a treatment suits you is a question for a qualified provider at your consult.

Products & devices named by the clinic

JuvedermVolbellaVollureVolumaRadiesseSculptraKybellaBotoxSemaglutide

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Trust check.

What we could confirm before you book: 4 of 6. This is not a rating or a safety check — it shows what you can verify for yourself.

Real, sourced locationAddress and details from 3 official sources.
Who’s in chargeMedical director named: Dr. Sophia Lubin, MD (board-certified OB/GYN). Providers listed as NP, MD.
Published pricesPrices not published online.
Reviews you can check1 review source to read for yourself.
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Published hoursOpening hours published by the clinic.

Medical oversight.

Medical director: Dr. Sophia Lubin, MD (board-certified OB/GYN)
Provider credentials: NPMD
Clinic’s note: Founder Dr. Jennifer DiLandro, Doctor of Nursing Practice, has been injecting since 2005; Dr. Sophia Lubin serves as Medical Director.

dolceaestheticsny.com ↗ · checked 2026-10-29

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At your consult, ask.

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Who will treat me, and what is their license?Ask for the provider’s name and credential (for example MD, NP, PA or RN). You can look up a license yourself with the state’s medical or nursing board — or check physicians at DocInfo.org and nurses at Nursys.com.
Who is the medical director?Ask which physician oversees treatments and how to reach the clinic if you have a concern afterwards.
Which exact product or device?Ask for the brand name (for example Botox or Dysport, or a specific laser) so you can compare like with like.
How is it priced?Ask whether the price is per unit, per syringe, per session or a package, roughly how much you might need, and what a follow-up costs.
Is this right for me?Share your health history and medications, and ask about risks, downtime and alternatives. Only a qualified provider who has assessed you can answer this.