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Mathew Avram MD

Dermatologist
@mathew_avrammd
•Dir, MGH Laser & Cosmetics •Dir, Harvard Med Sch Laser & Cosmetics •Newsweek/Boston Magazine Top Doctor •Past-President, ASDS •Past-President, ASLMS
  • Healthcare
  • Following 217
  • Followers 34.4K
  • Engagement 1.68%
  • Avg comments 64

About Mathew Avram MD

Mathew Avram MD (@mathew_avrammd) is a Dermatologist creator on Instagram, also filed under Healthcare. The account has 34,418 followers and 556 published posts. Recent posts average 556 likes and 64 comments, an engagement rate of 1.68%.

With 34.4K followers, Mathew Avram MD is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 217 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 159 followers per account Mathew Avram MD follows. Mathew Avram MD carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Mathew Avram MD under Dermatologist, with Healthcare as a secondary category.

The Instagram bio for Mathew Avram MD runs to 19 words across 5 lines. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Mathew Avram MD dates from May 2025.

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556 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Mathew Avram MD, 8 are videos and 2 are single images. That mix leans toward videos. Mathew Avram MD has built a substantial archive of 556 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 62 followers for each post published. Mathew Avram MD also keeps 7 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 118 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include dermatologistasbd, skin, laser, these and treatments. The captions tag #dermatologistasbd, #boardcertifieddermatologist, #cosmeticdermatology, #aslms and #conference.

Meet the 2026-2027 President and ASLMS 2027 Co-Chairs, and save the date for #ASLMS2027!

#ASLMS #annualconference #conference #laser
Did you know the strength of the sun is driven more by the calendar than the temperature? The most intense UV exposure occurs around June 21 (summer solstice), while the weakest occurs around December 21 (winter solstice). Peak UV hours are typically between 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., when the sun is highest in the sky.

This means your skin is at greatest risk during summer months and especially during midday hours—even on cooler days. This is also true on cloudy day, when UV rays still can harm the skin. To protect yourself, seek shade, wear wide-brimmed hats and protective clothing, and apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen regularly.

A little awareness goes a long way in reducing sun damage and lowering skin cancer risk. Stay safe and enjoy the summer.

#dermatologistasbd #boardcertifieddermatologist #cosmeticdermatology #ownyourexpertise #sunscreens
Before-and-after results of my CO₂ ablative fractional resurfacing by my fellow. The baseline image is from August 2025, with the post-treatment result in May 2026. This technology creates thousands of microscopic channels in the skin, stimulating cellular turnover, increasing collagen production, and promoting healthier, more resilient skin. In addition to improving tone and texture, it smooths wrinkles and enhances the skin’s defense against UV damage. Thus, it provides a natural cosmetic benefit while also improving the health & function of the skin.

The accompanying images illustrate my one-week recovery process, from immediate post-treatment to one week post-treatment.

This is a powerful, aggressive procedure that delivers meaningful results—but it requires significant expertise. Treatment should always be performed by a highly-trained, experienced expert.

#maleaesthetics #co2laser #dermatologistasbd #skinregeneration #blepharoplasty
We are seeing increasing reports of counterfeit botulinum toxin products, including Botox, being used in some medi-spas across the country. Most recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a warning to a medi-spa in Texas to stop using counterfeit products. Unfortunately, this is not a new issue—we have also seen concerning reports in the Boston area.

In rare cases, improperly sourced or poorly administered injections have led to symptoms consistent with botulism - something that should never occur with legitimate care. When performed correctly, botulinum toxin treatments are extremely safe with a long track record of minimal serious side effects.

The key takeaway is simple: carefully vet both your provider and the clinic. Choose experienced, reputable medical professionals—because in aesthetics, safety depends on who is holding the syringe.
#dermatologistasbd #cosmeticdermatology #patientsafety #botoxtreatment #botched
Please join us in congratulating Mathew M. Avram, MD, JD, recipient of the 2026 Caroline and William Mark Memorial Award. Don't miss his award presentation during the Awards and Business Meeting plenary session at ASLMS 2026. Read his Q&A and learn more about ASLMS 2026 honorary awards at the link in our bio.

The Caroline and William Mark Memorial Award was established in 1982 to recognize individuals for their accomplishments in either the research or clinical field, based on their lifetime contribution to laser technology. It is given in memory of Caroline and William Mark, who were pivotal in the formation of The American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery.

Visit to view the program-at-a-glance, register for the conference, and make your hotel reservations by April 1 to save!

#aslms #aslms2026 #conference #laser #energybaseddevices
An important safety update published by our group at MGH Laser & Cosmetic, regarding radiofrequency microneedling: published just days ago in Dermatologic Surgery, a study led by Dr. Margaret Chou analyzed the FDA MAUDE database, which informed the recent FDA advisory on these devices. Our findings highlight key limitations of this database, as it relies on anecdotal reports of adverse events from patients, providers, and industry. While complications are reported, they were not observed in controlled clinical studies, suggesting that outcomes may be more closely related to operator experience than inherent device risk. These data reinforce a central principle in aesthetic medicine: safety and efficacy depend heavily on provider training and expertise. Patients should seek experienced, well-trained professionals to optimize outcomes and minimize risk.

#boardcertifieddermatologist #dermatologistasbd #laserexpert #rfmicroneedling #microneedlingtherapy
It was a memorable weekend at the AAD Annual Meeting in Denver. Over four days, I spent 10 hours on the podium teaching and sharing insights. A highlight was honoring and roasting my esteemed colleague Dr. Brian Biesman at the Sturge-Weber Foundation event. Another highlight was the chairing innovations session, where global leaders discussed future breakthroughs—from skin cancer treatments to skin regeneration and vitiligo therapies. Monday was spent leading a hands-on laser course with my co-director Dr. Catherine DiGiorgio. Most meaningful of all was reconnecting with friends and colleagues. The future of dermatology is bright!#boardcertifieddermatologist #dermatologistasbd #cosmeticdermatology #dermatologo #laserexpert
There is a revolution in aesthetic medicine. It is the emergence of longevity and regenerative energy-based treatments. Rather than simply improving appearance, many modern treatments restore healthier skin function. Research conducted by our team at Harvard Medical School has shown that certain laser and light-based treatments can stimulate true skin rejuvenation. These technologies trigger the skin’s natural repair processes, improving collagen, texture, and resilience. Importantly, studies also demonstrate these treatments provide medical benefits beyond cosmetics—including a reduction in the development of some skin cancers. In other words, today’s aesthetic procedures are increasingly about both looking better and supporting healthier skin for years to come.

#boardcertifieddermatologist #dermatologistasbd #cosmeticdermatology #dermatologo #longevity
We have become aware of multiple websites and social media accounts illegally marketing and selling content purportedly from our Harvard CME course, Lasers and Aesthetic Skin Therapy: What’s the Truth?, without our authorization. We were unaware that these recordings were created and have not granted permission for any third party to distribute or monetize them.

Dr. Rox Anderson and I have never accepted industry support for this meeting, nor do we receive compensation for organizing it. This course is an academic endeavor, and any surplus funds are directed toward supporting our fellowship programs.

If you encounter unauthorized sales or distribution of course content, please notify us. We are addressing this matter aggressively with Harvard University.

Here is our authorized website:

Here are the authorized social media accounts:

Thank you
#harvarduniversity #harvardmedicalschool #boardcertifieddermatologist #dermatologistasbd #aadmember
Laser tattoo removal with titanium dioxide (TiO₂), white ink, and flesh-colored ink requires an abundance of caution.

Titanium Dioxide (TiO₂) & White Ink:
These pigments are highly reflective and don’t absorb laser energy well. When exposed to laser light—especially pigment lasers—they can oxidize and darken, turning gray or black. This is called paradoxical darkening. The treated area may end up looking worse, and in some cases, the darkening can be permanent.

Flesh-Colored Inks:
These often contain TiO₂ or iron oxides. Iron oxide can oxidize into ferric oxide (a rust-like color) when treated with a laser, leading to a reddish or darkened appearance. Because these pigments are designed to match skin tone, any darkening is especially visible.

This is a good reason to wash an area thoroughly to remove makeup and sunscreen prior to treatment. It is also a good example of why it is imperative to choose a well-trained, experienced laser surgeon for your treatments.
#tattooremoval #dermatologists #dermatologistasbd #healedtattoo #picosecond

Mathew Avram MD's engagement

Mathew Avram MD's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.68%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 60 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Mathew Avram MD's posts, at 556 likes and 64 comments on average, about 8.7 likes per comment.

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64
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Who is Mathew Avram MD?

Mathew Avram MD (@mathew_avrammd) is a Dermatologist creator on Instagram, also filed under Healthcare. Mathew Avram MD carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Mathew Avram MD runs to 19 words across 5 lines.

How many followers does Mathew Avram MD have?

Mathew Avram MD has 34,418 followers on Instagram (34.4K). Set against 217 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 159 followers per account Mathew Avram MD follows. Mathew Avram MD has built a substantial archive of 556 posts.

What is Mathew Avram MD's engagement rate?

Mathew Avram MD's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.68%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 60 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Mathew Avram MD's posts, at 556 likes and 64 comments on average, about 8.7 likes per comment.

What does Mathew Avram MD post about on Instagram?

Flinque files Mathew Avram MD under Dermatologist, with Healthcare as a secondary category. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Mathew Avram MD, 8 are videos and 2 are single images. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Mathew Avram MD repeatedly use the words dermatologistasbd, skin, laser, these and treatments. Mathew Avram MD's captions carry hashtags such as #dermatologistasbd, #boardcertifieddermatologist and #cosmeticdermatology. Mathew Avram MD writes those captions mainly in English. Mathew Avram MD keeps 7 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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