Update from Our Mission Trail Location: Expansion Now Open!

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Dr. John Browning opened our Mission Trail location in September 2017. It became so popular that the waiting room could no longer hold the volume of patients comfortably. Recognizing the need for more space, our team worked quickly to expand the location. The expansion allows our team to serve our community better. This location provides … Read Full Article

SKIN CANCER AWARENESS MONTH

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It is estimated that 1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime. This May, we recognize Skin Cancer and Melanoma Awareness Month in hopes of raising awareness of skin cancer prevention. We encourage you to educate yourself on the potential risks of developing skin cancer and different ways you can protect your … Read Full Article

Baby, it’s cold outside! Tips for managing acne in the winter

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Summer sweat is long gone, and tis the season to enjoy cold weather, sweet hot chocolate, and a warm fireplace! During the holiday season, the last thing you want to think about is acne. Most people believe that acne flare-ups are more common during the summer months, but unfortunately this is not true. From cold … Read Full Article

National Healthy Skin Month

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By Dr. John Browning, M.D., is Board Certified in Pediatrics, Dermatology, and Pediatric Dermatology. Did you know your skin is considered the largest organ of the body? From sun tanning to seasonal weather changes, your skin encounters a lot of daily wear and tear, and we don’t always give provide the attention it deserves. November is … Read Full Article

Past Puberty: Why do I still have Acne?!

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Acne and puberty almost seem to go hand-in-hand. Rapidly changing physical features, as well completely shifting hormones, all influence the appearance of skin inflammation and blemishes during our teen years. As a matter of fact, according to the National Institute of Health (NIH), acne is the eighth most commonly occurring disease worldwide! On the other … Read Full Article

Living with Alopecia Areata

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I first encountered Alopecia Areata nearly six years ago. Brushing my hair one morning, a significant chunk fell out onto the counter and I panicked. My fear was quickly followed by frantic hours spent looking in the mirror and covering my thinning patches. This patterned continued over the next few weeks, until more than 50% … Read Full Article

Painless Skin Cancer and Keloid Removal

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Skin cancer and related growths can be scary, but thanks to a cutting-edge procedure now available in the San Antonio area, treatment doesn’t have to be. Traditional methods of skin cancer removal, such as cutting or scraping of the skin, can leave permanent scarring. Recovery from this treatment can impact a patient’s quality of life … Read Full Article

Laser Skin Treatment: Benefits

Laser Skin Treatment

When you think of lasers, you may get mental images of a dramatic rock show or a 1950’s horror film. In reality, laser skin treatments can be used for a variety of beneficial purposes! What is laser skin treatment? Laser skin treatment is a safe, non-surgical procedure that is very effective for a number of … Read Full Article

4 Ways to Protect Your Skin

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It’s almost 104 degrees Fahrenheit out there, the sun is shining, and the summer is just starting. But let’s face it, it’s HOT outside! All you want to do is spend your afternoon by the pool, hiking or eating a cold ice cream! However, spending time outside will expose your skin to the sun’s ultraviolet … Read Full Article

Chief Dermatologist John Browning featured in San Antonio Woman magazine

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How great is it to see our chief dermatologist, founder of Texas Dermatology and Laser Specialists, and father of three, John Browning, featured in SAWomen magazine for “Guys to Know” this month! He’s definitely earned this spot with impressive accomplishments that expand not only in pediatric dermatology, but in the academic world as well, teaching … Read Full Article