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Dr. Anita Medical Aesthetics provides physician-led medical aesthetics in Greenwich, CT, serving lower Fairfield County and neighbouring Westchester. Treatments include Botox, Dysport, Juvederm, lip filler and RF microneedling, led by Anita Dormer, MD. Patients travel in from Cos Cob, Riverside, Old Greenwich and across the New York line. Call 212-535-5905.
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Greenwich sits at the south-western corner of Connecticut, served by I-95 exit 3, the Merritt Parkway and the Metro-North New Haven Line. It draws patients from both sides of the state line – Cos Cob, Riverside and Old Greenwich locally, Port Chester and Rye from New York.
Consultations here tend to be the most technical of any market the practice serves. Most patients have a treatment history and arrive with specific questions about placement, dosing and what a given approach will not achieve.
Greenwich sits at the south-western corner of Connecticut, served by I-95 exit 3, the Merritt Parkway and the Metro-North New Haven Line.
Greenwich patients are typically comparing providers across two states before they book, and many already have a treatment history in Manhattan. The questions asked at consultation here are more technical than in any other market this practice serves, and the expectation is a conservative, undetectable result.
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| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday to Thursday | 10:00am – 5:00pm |
| Friday | 10:00am – 3:00pm |
| Saturday | 10:00am – 3:00pm |
| One Saturday a month | 10:00am – 2:00pm, by appointment |
| Sunday | Closed |
Assessment and treatment are carried out by Anita Dormer, MD. Continuity matters in aesthetic medicine – the person who decided on the plan is the person best placed to judge whether it worked.
Background on the practice is on the meet the team page.
Cost depends on specifics: which treatment, which area, how much product and how many visits. Those are known after an assessment, not before one, which is why the figure is given then rather than published here.
| Coming from | Approximate drive | Main route |
|---|---|---|
| Cos Cob | 7 minutes | US-1 / East Putnam Avenue |
| Riverside | 8 minutes | US-1 East |
| Old Greenwich | 10 minutes | US-1 East |
| Port Chester, NY | 10 minutes | US-1 West |
| Stamford | 15 minutes | I-95 North |
Routes, parking and travel notes are on the page for how to find our Greenwich clinic.
The wider service area from this location includes Rye and Harrison in New York, and Darien and New Canaan in Connecticut.
Coastal Fairfield County summers and a strong outdoor calendar – the Sound, the clubs, the shoreline – produce the same cumulative sun exposure seen in the shore markets, alongside the dryness that comes with a long indoor heating season.
The expectation in this market is a conservative, undetectable result, and meeting it requires treating cautiously and reviewing rather than aiming for maximum effect in one visit. That is the approach here.
Patients also value having assessment, treatment and review with the same clinician. Where earlier work needs reassessing – and with hyaluronic acid fillers, reversing – that continuity matters more than convenience.
The practice also sees patients at the Cashiers treatment menu, the Highlands treatment menu, the Asheville treatment menu, and a full list of locations is on the locations index page.
The practice’s Greenwich street address has not yet been published. Call 212-535-5905 to confirm the location and book an assessment.
Botox and Dysport; Juvederm and other dermal fillers; lip filler; and radiofrequency microneedling.
Yes. Port Chester is around ten minutes west on US-1 and Rye around twelve, and both are well represented among patients at this location, along with Stamford, Darien and New Canaan.
Hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved with hyaluronidase. Where previous work has migrated or looks uneven, reassessment before adding anything is the usual starting point.
Use the enquiry form at the top of this page or call 212-535-5905. A first appointment begins with an assessment.
Where this page describes how a treatment works, it follows the published sources listed here. They are general and not patient-specific.
Arrange a consultation and get a straight answer about what will and will not help. Individual results vary and treatment suitability is determined at assessment.