Christine Chen, PA

Christine was so nice! She made the experience very comfortable. I would highly recommend.

Long wait, process felt pretty haphazard / rushed when she was able to see me.

Super helpful and informative— felt like I was in good hands

Ms. Chen conducted an exceptionally thorough and comprehensive consultation prior to my treatment, carefully addressing all of my concerns. She provided detailed and thoughtful answers to all of my questions, which instilled confidence in the treatment process. The treatment itself was executed with great precision and care, reflecting her extensive experience, knowledge, and compassion. I would wholeheartedly recommend this facility to anyone in search of a reputable medspa in New York, particularly those who place a premium on the skill and expertise of their practitioners.

I had a wonderful experience with this clinic and highly recommend them. I came in for kenalog/5-FU injections following my revision rhinoplasty, and from the very beginning, the entire team made me feel comfortable, informed, and well cared for. They took the time to thoroughly listen to my concerns, assess my healing process, and explain the treatment plan in detail. I never felt rushed, and every question I had was answered with patience and honesty. It was clear that they genuinely cared about achieving the best possible outcome rather than simply performing a short injection or two. What impressed me most was their level of follow-up and communication. Even after treatment, they continued to check in on my progress, answer questions, and monitor my healing. That kind of ongoing support gave me a lot of reassurance during the recovery process. The staff is professional, knowledgeable, compassionate, and incredibly attentive. If you are considering 5-FU injections after rhinoplasty or any other treatment, I would absolutely recommend this clinic. I am very grateful for their expertise, dedication, and exceptional patient care.

wrote: I’ve had a long skincare journey since my 20s. As a Chinese American woman, I went to many community dermatologists over the years — Dr. Cui, Dr. Kang, Dr. Wang — and I was almost always placed on 40 mg of Accutane. I also did regular facials. It took me a long time to realize that the Accutane actually made my melasma more reactive to sunlight, but none of the providers I saw, whether in New York or even the plastic surgeon I visited in Taipei, explained that to me. When I went to Taiwan, the surgeon simply injected two fillers and sent me on my way. Later, I tried RIKO in New York City, the trendy Korean medical spa. They took photos and gave me a “diagnosis,” but the nurse practitioner didn’t explain much. It felt more like negotiating package deals than receiving real guidance. I ended up doing five sessions of PicoSure and Genesis, but the results didn’t last, and they kept encouraging me to continue buying packages — especially if I paid cash. They emphasized light treatments but didn’t address the deeper issues. RIKO offers many services, but I realized I needed someone with real expertise in skin trauma and pigmentation. That’s when I found Little Laser Clinic in Long Island City. I actually discovered it because City Councilwoman Julie Won follows them — so I decided to check them out too. The clinic is small, but incredibly clean. The bathroom is spotless, the entire space smells fresh and disinfected, and it feels like a true medical environment — not a spa trying to sell packages. On 4/30/26, I had my first full consultation. Christine, the PA, has real experience with skin trauma, and she finally explained the true cause of my melasma. For the first time, I felt like someone understood my skin. At 52, I decided it was time to invest in myself — to stay healthy, youthful, and confident. That day, I underwent a full treatment plan. Christine and her wonderful staff, Genna and Kemberly, prepped me with a medical‑grade cleanser and gave me oral CBD to help me stay calm. They applied a strong numbing cream that worked immediately. Christine performed the procedures with real skill, and her assistant used air pressure to keep me comfortable throughout. I had: ✔ LaseMD Ultra ✔ Lentigo laser ✔ DPN removal ✔ Rejuran That was my reset. Today, on 5/27/26, I returned for follow‑up and refinement. I chose: ✔ Full‑face XERF ✔ Additional DPN removal This was my tightening + refinement phase — with no needles, no filler, and no downtime, just like I wanted. My next step will be Rejuran delivered through a new no‑downtime device once the clinic receives it. That will be my maintenance + glow phase. This sequence keeps me looking: Fresh Natural Youthful Smooth Not swollen Not overdone I’ve been very clear about my preferences: No filler No needles No swelling No downtime I want to look good every day I want to maintain my results naturally The upcoming no‑downtime Rejuran device is the perfect match for me. It supports: ✔ Glow ✔ Elasticity ✔ Fine‑line softening ✔ Skin barrier health ✔ Collagen stimulation ✔ Zero downtime ✔ Zero swelling ✔ Zero bruising This is my “maintenance phase,” not another big healing phase. And the best part is: I don’t need to rush anything. I’ve already healed beautifully, avoided filler, stayed natural, and chosen treatments that fit my comfort level. Now I’m simply continuing a plan that keeps my skin improving without stress — aging slowly, gracefully, and confidently. Please speak to Christine directly and don't be shy what you are looking for. She has the skill as a skin trauma and you really want to know how to protect your skin. I endorse this clinic and please stay tune with PART II XERF.

I have gotten several treatments for Botox with Christine and have always loved the results, always natural and very well thoughtfully done. So I decided to try lip filler and I am absolutely obsessed!!!! I wanted to achieve a plump accentuated look without looking obviously filled and she achieved it perfectly. It's been such a positive experience each time and I will continue going to her for everything.

My consultation was incredibly informative. Honestly a bit overwhelming at first, especially after the facial scan revealed different levels of skin damage I wasn’t fully aware of. But everything was explained, and I felt well taken care of throughout the process. I decided to move forward with a fractional CO2 laser treatment, knowing the downtime would be about 7–10 days. As a first-timer, I was naturally a little nervous, but Christine and her team made the entire experience smooth and manageable. They were not only professional during the procedure but also very attentive afterward, checking in with me during the first 5 days to make sure I was healing properly. That level of care meant a lot, especially since I was watching my swollen face go through all sorts of phases of recovery. Now, 7 weeks later, I’m already seeing positive results. I understand that treatments like this often require multiple sessions for the best outcome, and I definitely plan to return in the late fall when UV exposure is lower. Overall, I’m grateful for the care, attentiveness, and expertise Christine and her team provided. Highly recommend for anyone looking into advanced skincare treatments.

There were various things about this experience that did not sit right with me, but I will focus only on the poor medical advice and practices. Came in to treat a closed comedone. I wasn’t sure what treatment was recommended for my case so I booked a cortisone injection, hoping I would have the chance to ask the professional if this was indeed the recommended treatment, and if it’s not, what would be instead. However, I never got the chance to ask anything. I was booked for 5:30, she had another client for 5:45. Meaning: she had the intention to just rush through my treatment before I even arrived. After being 30+ minutes late, Christine, the aesthetician, entered the room, barely looked at my face, didn’t warn me of any of the risks of the procedure, and SIMPLY INJECTED MY FACE, before I could get any questions out in order to give my informed consent to the procedure. My closed comedone DOES NOT PRESENT ANY REDNESS OR INFLAMMATION, it’s merely trapped sebum. **** The most reliable medical literature on this, including clinical guidelines from the American Academy of Dermatology, states that intralesional corticosteroid injections are strictly reserved for deep, inflammatory acne lesions such as cysts and nodules. They are entirely contraindicated for non-inflammatory, comedonal acne.**** NOT ONLY THAT, I found out later through independent research that THERE IS HIGH RISK OF SKIN DAMAGE ASSOCIATED WITH THESE SHOTS, like a sunken crater on my face that may last years! CHRISTINE DID NOT INFORM ME OF IT! I know for SURE this injection isn’t going to do anything for my closed comedone, so it was a waste of money, but I do not know if I will have a dent on my face. I will edit this comment to inform future clients of the outcome. In the meantime, please, seek MEDICAL ADVICE FROM AN ACTUAL BOARD CERTIFIED DERMATOLOGIST!