Cosmetic dermatology on St. Charles Avenue, from two board-certified dermatologists.
Dr. Lisa Donofrio teaches at Yale and Tulane; Dr. Kyle Coleman has investigated injectables in FDA clinical trials. Injectables, lasers, body contouring and minimally invasive surgery, under one roof in the Lower Garden District.
1224 St. Charles Avenue · Free gated parking on Erato St.
Four kinds of work, one practice on St. Charles.
Injectables
- BOTOX · Dysport · Xeomin
- Juvéderm · Restylane · Voluma · Belotero
- Radiesse · Sculptra
- Lip injections · Non-surgical eye lift
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Body contouring
- Laser liposuction
- CoolSculpting · Evolve · Evoke
- Kybella
- Cellulaze
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Skin rejuvenation
- Fraxel · Fractional resurfacing
- IPL photofacial · Morpheus8
- SkinPen · PRP · Chemical peels
- Laser hair removal
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Minimally invasive surgery
- Facial fat transfer
- Blepharoplasty · Lip lift
- Neck lift
- Ear lobe repair
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Before and after, from their own images.
Être watermark their own laser liposuction and facial fat transfer results. Their homepage leads with tinted stock models instead.
Individual results vary.
The dermatologists who would actually treat you.
Lisa Donofrio, MD
Board-certified dermatologist · Cosmetic surgeon
Associate Clinical Professor of Dermatology at Yale School of Medicine and Assistant Clinical Professor at Tulane. Advanced liposuction, dermal fillers and fat grafting; a past board member of the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery.
Kyle Coleman, MD
Board-certified dermatologist · Cosmetic dermatology
Doctorate from Tulane. Investigator in FDA clinical trials of botulinum toxin and dermal fillers, and author of chapters on liposuction, body contouring, lasers, peels and fillers.
A needle in your face is not a haircut.
The single most common reason someone leaves an aesthetics website without booking is that they never found out who would be treating them.
Yale faculty, behind tinted stock models
Very few practices in the South can say their dermatologists teach at Yale and Tulane and investigate injectables in FDA trials. Être’s homepage opens on orange-tinted stock models; the doctors’ own photograph is a page away.
August specials, in September
Their site still carries an “August Specials” CoolSculpting flyer marked “Special promotions valid until 8/31/2026”. A patient reading it in mid-September has to call to find out whether any offer applies at all.
What dermatologists at the needle actually change.
The doctors who teach it
Clinical faculty at two medical schools, treating patients themselves.
Surgery and non-surgery, together
From Botox to facial fat transfer and laser liposuction — one practice can say which is right.
Early access to new treatments
Être run clinical trials; they are currently recruiting patients with frown lines.
Easy to get to
Private, free gated parking on Erato Street, across from Delmonico, with evening appointments available.
Board-certified dermatologists
And Tulane clinical faculty
Clinical trial investigators
Private gated parking
The things people ask before they book.
Who will treat me?
One of their two board-certified dermatologists, Dr. Lisa Donofrio or Dr. Kyle Coleman.
Where are you, and where do I park?
1224 St. Charles Avenue, New Orleans, in the Lower Garden District. There is private, free gated parking on Erato Street; the entrance is across from Delmonico.
When are you open?
Monday to Friday, nine to five. Evening hours are available by appointment. Closed at weekends.
When should I arrive?
At least fifteen minutes early, to complete paperwork and settle in before your appointment.
Do you run clinical trials?
Yes. They are currently recruiting patients for a clinical trial on frown lines between the eyebrows — contact the office for details.
What should I tell you before treatment?
Any pregnancy, allergies, recent surgery, mobility issues or other health concerns, so the doctor can plan safely around them.
On St. Charles Avenue.
Lower Garden District, New Orleans.
Meet Sandy, the front desk that never goes home.
She knows every treatment Être offer, both dermatologists, the parking and the hours. Ask her out loud — she answers in about a second.
- “What is laser liposuction?”
- “Which doctor does facial fat transfer?”
- “Where do I park?”
- “Are you recruiting for a clinical trial?”
- “Book me a consultation next week.”
Demonstration only. Any appointment Sandy takes here is not placed with Être.
The same Sandy can answer the phone.
What you just spoke to is the website half. The identical agent — same treatment knowledge, same booking rules, same voice — can be connected to a phone line to catch the calls nobody gets to.
Unanswered calls. Sandy picks up when the line rings out because the room is busy.
After hours and weekends. She answers questions and takes bookings while the doors are shut.
Overflow. When two calls arrive at once, the second one stops going to voicemail.
Nothing about your existing number changes. You keep it, you keep answering it, and Sandy only takes what you would otherwise have lost. You can listen to every call and read every booking she makes.
- Sandy gets her own numberA dedicated line, never published to your guests.
- You set the forwarding rulesBusy, no answer, or after hours — your choice, with your carrier, reversible in a minute.
- She answers what you missSame knowledge she has here. She can also hand a caller straight to a human.
- Bookings land in your systemConnected to your real diary once you say so — never before.
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Everything on this page came from etrecosmeticderm.com — your own doctors, your own results, your own address and hours. Nothing was invented. A 60-minute Discovery Call with Ignatius covers what it takes to run the front desk properly — the consultation diary, the evening requests, the trial enquiries — and whether it is worth doing at all.
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