Dr. Mikhail is a Board Certified Dermatologist with experience in all aspects of medical and cosmetic dermatology. Before relocating to South Florida and joining SkyMD, Dr. Mikhail founded Spring Street Dermatology and held an attending position at Mount Sinai in New York City.
Dr. Mikhail is on the forefront of research of dermatology having published findings on cancer, psoriasis, skin discoloration, and more. She has genuine care and generosity for her patients dating back to when she was the coordinator for a non-profit free clinic in 2002. With a strong online and social media presence, she's an icon for skin health, beauty, and safety. We're lucky to have her on the team!
Conditions Treated
All medical dermatology diseases, including acne, rosacea, contact dermatitis, skin discoloration, cellulitis, rashes, HSV, herpes, warts, ulcers, skin lesions, malignant neoplasms of the skin, nail issues, hair loss, skin aging, cold sores, sun damage or actinic keratoses, epidermal cysts, eczema, psoriasis, seborrheic keratosis or benign skin tumors, dandruff or seborrheic dermatitis or cradle cap, folliculitis, hives or urticaria, atopic dermatitis, tinea or tinea versicolor, fungal infections, cosmetic procedure follow-up, surgical procedure follow-up, inflammatory skin diseases, parasitic infections such as scabies or head lice.
Online Visits Available In
Florida: Accepting New & Established Patients
Qualifications and Education
Board Certified in Dermatology as of August 7, 2009
10 year recertification as of July 16, 2019
Residency:
7/2006-6/2009
Saint Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center New York, NY
Department of Dermatology
Chief Resident, 2008-2009
Internship:
6/2005-6/2006
Saint Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center New York, NY
Department of Internal Medicine
Research
9/2003-9/2004 New York University School of Medicine
Department of Dermatology
Focus Prognostic implications of molecular alterations in melanoma,
prostate cancer, and bladder cancer.
2000-2002 (summers) New York University School of Medicine Honors Program
Focus Disorders of pigmentation
Honors & Awards
6/1/2004 American Dermatologic Association Research Award:
“The clinical and biological relevance of altered PTEN
expression in primary melanoma”
12/16/2003 Honors for thesis defense:
“Tyrosine Analogs can correct Tyrosinase Defects and Induce Melanin
Formation in Melan-P1 Cells”
5/15/2000 Scholar in Spanish Literature Award
9/1996-5/2000 Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholar
12/1996-5/2000 Dean’s List
Publications
1. Mikhail M, Smith BL, What is your diagnosis? Subacute Cutaneous Lupus Erythematosus. Cutis. 2014 Apr;92)4):177,183-4.
2. Alsaad SM, Mikhail M, Periocular Hyperpigmentation: A Review of Etiology and Current Treatment Options. J Drugs Dermatol. 2013 Feb: 12(2):154-7.
3. Mikhail M, Smith BL, What’s eating you? Human Botfly. Cutis. 2009 Aug;84(2):81-3.
4. Mikhail M, Sceppa J, Smith BL, Chu P, Marghoob AA. Four Views of Areolar Melanosis: Clinical Appearance, Dermoscopy, Confocal Microscopy and Histopathology. Dermatol Surg. 2008 May 6.
5. Mikhail M, Wolchok J, Goldberg SM, Dunkel IJ, Roses DF, Silverberg NB. Rapid enlargement of a malignant melanoma in a child with vitiligo vulgaris after application of topical tacrolimus. Arch Dermatol. 2008 Apr;144(4):560-1.
6. Mikhail M, Weinberg JM, Smith BL. Successful treatment with etanercept of von Zumbusch pustular psoriasis in a patient with human immunodeficiency virus. Arch Dermatol. 2008 Apr;144(4):453-6.
7. Mikhail M, Weinberg JM, Smith BL. Body lice (Pediculus humanus var corporis). Cutis. 2007 Nov;80(5):397-8.
8. Yancovitz J, Yoon J, Mikhail M, et al. Detection of Mutant BRAF Alleles in the Plasma of Patients with Metastatic Melanoma. Journal of Molecular Diagnostics, 2007 Apr;9(2):178-83.
9. Osman I, Dai J, Mikhail M, et al. Loss of neutral endopeptidase and activation of protein kinase B (Akt) is associated with prostate cancer progression. Cancer 2006; 107 (11): 2628-36.
10. Mikhail M, Velasquez E, Shapiro R, et al. PTEN expression in melanoma: relationship with patient survival, Bcl-2 expression, and proliferation. Clinical Cancer Research 2005; 11(14):5153-7.
11. Mikhail M Scheinfeld N. Psoriasis severity, scoring, and treatment with phototherapy and systemic medications. Advanced Studies in Medicine 2005; 5(1):38-45.
12. Mikhail M, Eichenbaum M, Gerstenfeld E, et al. Case Report: Simultaneous Acral Nodular Eruption and Flagellate erythema caused by Bleomycin. J Drugs Dermatol 2005;4(1):81-4.
13. Osman I, Mikhail M, Shuch B, Clute M, Cheli CD, Ghani F, Taneja SS. Serum levels of Her2/neu antigen in prostate cancer patients: A correlation with clinical state and survival. Journal of Urology 2005;174(6):2714-7.
14. Mikhail M and Ackerman AB. Actinic prurigo: Hutchinson’s summer prurigo, prurigo solare, and hereditary polymorphic light eruption of the American Indians: A critical assessment in historical perspective of a single pathologic process. Dermatopathology: Practical and Conceptual 2004;10(3). Available: www.derm101.com.
15. Mikhail M and Scheinfeld N. Evidence-Based review of topical treatments for psoriasis. Advanced Studies in Medicine 2004; 4(8):420-429.
16. Mikhail M and Scheinfeld N. Therapy treatment options for psoriasis, topical and systemic. Therapy 2004; 1(2):1-12.
17. Shuch B, Mikhail M, Satagopan J, et al. Racial disparity of Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor expression in prostate cancer. Journal of Clinical Oncology 2004;22(23):4673-4677.
18. Böer A, Werner B, Mikhail M. You want publish? Pay first! Dermatopathology: Practical and Conceptual 2004; 10(4). Available: www.derm101.com.
19. Chiriboga L, Osman I, Mikhail M, Lau C. Tissue microarrays, tread carefully. Laboratory Investigation 2004; 84:1677
20. Osman I, Kang M, Lee A, Deng F, Polsky D, Mikhail M, et al. Detection of circulating cancer cells expressing Uroplakins and Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor in bladder cancer patients. International Journal of Cancer 2004;111(6):934-9.
21. Mikhail M and Smith BL. What’s eating you? The Human Botfly (Dermatobia hominis), accepted: Cutis, August 2008.
Poster Abstracts
1. Mikhail M and Alexis A. Abuse of skin lightening agents. L’Oreal Ethnic Hair and Skin Symposium. November, 2007: Miami, Florida.
2. Shuch B, Mikhail M, Satagopan J, Lee P, Yee H, Chang C, Cordon-Cardo C, Taneja SS, Osman I. Racial disparity of Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Expression in Prostate Cancer. American Society of Clinical Oncology 40th Annual Meeting. Abstract# 4556. February, 2004: New Orleans, Louisiana.
Presentations
8/5/2007 “Hailey-Hailey Disease”
American Academy of Dermatology Summer Meeting
8/5/2007 “Benign Symmetric Lipomatosis”
American Academy of Dermatology Summer Meeting
6/5/2007 “Skin Bleaching Practices Among Ethnic Patients”
New York Academy of Medicine, Resident’s Night
Community Activities
6/2007-present Board of Directors, The Littlest Lamb Orphanage www.thelittlestlamb.org
8/2002-6/2005 Coordinator, NYC Free Clinic
8/2000-8/2002 Coordinator, Rx: Literacy Literacy program at the 30th Street Homeless Shelter
9/1998-5/2000 Chairperson, Martin Luther King Scholars Community Service Committee
9/1996-8/2000 Volunteer teacher, Greenwich House Preschool
Skills
Conversational in Arabic and Spanish.
Proficient in all Microsoft Office applications, EndNote, and Photoshop.
Professional
Memberships
American Academy of Dermatology
What Patients are Saying
I absolutely love how easy it is to see a dermatologist on this app. For people like me who have waited years for treatment due to being embarrassed and afraid of the cost if I go in person, this is life changing! The doctors are very personal when developing a treatment plan and are very easy to contact and work with. Prescriptions are always available at my pharmacy right away. I can’t explain enough just how much being able to treat my skin problems from my own home has impacted me!
Lynsey
The ability to take photos and speak virtually to a dermatologist is well worth the price. No need for an in-person visit, while receiving the same quality of care. Additionally, there is no time pressure with SkyMD®, whereas in-person visits may be rushed due to the quantity of patients in the clinic.
David
Knowledgeable. Better than in person. Usually dermatologist doesn’t care to listen what patients have to say about their past experience. The internet has enabled many people to better understand their condition. SkyMD® gives the patient an opportunity to, in detail, discuss his/her experiences.
Miguel
My doctor provided in depth counseling as to what condition I had, what aggravated it, my treatment options, considerations for my budget, as well as a treatment plan that mitigated my risk of known side effects from the medication. I felt respected and cared for as a patient.
Rebecca
I was surprised at how fast my visit/case was reviewed by a Dermatologist. My visit was actually much better than the one I would have received with an in-person dermatologist. I was able to get a diagnosis and prescription within an hour of submitting my visit.
Lauren
I explained what problems I was having, sent in a few pictures to further explain and had a dermatologist message me within hours of me submitting my visit request and had an Rx sent to my pharmacy of choice later that day. Overall it has been a very fast and great experience.
Shelby
Quick diagnosis, ease of use, ability to message my doctor, ability to make follow up appointments at no additional charge, ability to get diagnosis over the weekend, uploading pictures to get diagnosis, native mobile app, sleek UI
Yoon Kyung
It was fast and easy. The cost was reasonable. I didn’t have to leave the house or schedule an appointment months in advance. RX was sent to my pharmacy and the doctor gave me a good treatment plan to follow. This was better than what I expected and I will recommend this service to anyone.
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Patients treated
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US States
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Active Doctors
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How it Works
Connect with your doctor securely from your smartphone, tablet or computer.
Fill out a short questionnaire and snap photos of your condition.
Get a personalized treatment plan. Prescriptions are digitally routed to your preferred pharmacy.
