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
Texas wildflowers are in bloom which means the warmer temperatures of springtime are upon us. With colder temperatures preceding, your skin can still be dealing with the aftermath of the cold, dry winter air. Don’t fret! A HydraFacial can be just what you need to put some moisture and rejuvenation back into your skin. Here … Read Full Article
If you struggle with atopic dermatitis, you very well know the frustrations associated with it. Atopic dermatitis, commonly known as eczema, affects millions of Americans including children and adults. There are many factors that contribute to eczema flares, some may even be caused by household items. So, what exactly is triggering your eczema and how … Read Full Article
Imagine waking up one morning and thinking, “What a beautiful morning, today’s going to be a grea—Oh no!” You look in the mirror and notice that your face has breakouts. Let’s face it, acne can put a damper on your day and overall confidence. But don’t go scrubbing your face just yet, read more on … Read Full Article
From social media figures to reality television stars, there are plenty of myths surrounding botulinum toxin therapy, commonly known as Botox. We’ll be debunking some common myths surrounding the subject. First, what is Botox®? Botox® is a purified form of botulinum toxin, a neurotoxin that works by relaxing muscle movements. It is a non-surgical treatment … Read Full Article
Ever notice something really weird going on with your skin? Your hair, skin, and nails can be reacting to a number of things; from itchy skin to changes in nail color, it’s important to pay close attention to changes with your skin. Let’s talk about some reasons why you should see a dermatologist. They are … Read Full Article
With winter upon us, you may find your skin changing with the season. A combination of harsh, dry, windy, and cold air can irritate your skin and leave you feeling uncomfortable. Read on to learn more about certain types of skin conditions and ways that you can help manage flare-ups during the winter. Eczema Also … Read Full Article
What is that? You notice something is different about your child’s skin. It could be a rash, allergic reaction, or it could be something quite different. Children are prone to different skin problems as a result of their environment at school and their lower immunity. Common skin problems can include hives, allergic reactions, warts, ringworm, … Read Full Article
Video from the National Eczema Association Did you know that October is eczema month? This is because eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, often flares when the weather gets cooler. Cool weather leads to dry skin which lowers the irritancy threshold of the skin and leads to more inflammation. You can help prevent this by … Read Full Article
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