Inside NYC’s CityMD for quick-fix, on-your-lunch-break acne treatments — inspired by celebs like Apple Martin
NY Post
Got an outbreak of acne? A new “high street” clinic in NYC is on a mission to become the CityMD of skin conditions.
Spotless — Gotham’s first boutique clinic dedicated solely to treating the skin condition anywhere on a patient’s body — opened in November and allows walk-in appointments with no referrals needed.
With more and more celebrities and social media influencers opening up about their acne afflictions — including Apple Martin (Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin’s daughter) and Alix Earle — dealing with acne has become something less shame-inducing.
Paltrow, in particular, was praised for her candidness in a recent Vogue video.
“Now I’m just kind of like, I’m human,” Martin says in the video, which has racked up 232,000 views. “What am I gonna do if I have a pimple? It’s not the end of my life.”
At the same time, Martin spoke about the steps she continues to take to improve her skin, like keeping a “good, chill” skincare routine and visiting the dermatologist “a million times” — the latter of which, while potentially helpful, isn’t exactly convenient and would total up to a hefty price for the average person.
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