April 4th, National Vitamin C Day, is a celebration of how we’ve benefitted from its nutritional magnificence. When most people think of vitamin C, they think of immune support, but there are many other benefits. In recent years, more and more products are being made with vitamin C. Let’s explore how vitamin C helps the … Read more
In Texas, it’s finally nice enough weather to enjoy the outdoors and explore a new hiking trail or an old favorite. Whether you’re going to Palmetto State Park or brave the South Rim Trail at Big Bend, you should take all necessary precautions first. Injuries on the trail are never fun. We have some first … Read more
Our skin is the largest organ of the body. It tells us when we’ve spent too much time in the sun or when the winter dryness has sucked away too much moisture. So, it’s not so surprising to learn that it can also warn us when other conditions arise, such as heart disease. February is … Read more
In our last blog, we talked about the impact of what we consume on our skin. In particular, individuals with chronic skin conditions are more susceptible to internal and external factors. While some can worsen symptoms, others can help. Though the needs for everyone’s skin will vary, we have some general guidelines for the best … Read more
The epidermis (skin) is the largest organ your body has. With many essential functions, it’s no wonder how easily it’s impacted both inside and out. While the old saying goes, “you are what you eat,” the truth is much more profound when it comes to how diet affects your skin. Diet and Dermatology Maintaining a … Read more
The cooler, dry air is moving into San Antonio causing problems for those who struggle with psoriasis and eczema. The fall and winter months can be a challenging time when it comes to managing skin conditions that are already prone to flare-ups from numerous causes. Winter holidays spark so much joy and cheerful activities but … Read more
Body aging, childbirth, and menopause can lead to relaxed pelvic floor muscles and changes in vaginal tissues. The results for many women are urinary incontinence and decreased sexual function. Texas Dermatology is committed to the sexual and urological health of women. Our Viveve and Emsella procedures are non-surgical options to help increase sexual function and … Read more
Sweat is a necessary function that prevents the body from overheating. We sweat when we’re nervous, hot, and after physical activity. For the 15.3 million people with hyperhidrosis, the sweat comes whether the body needs cooling or not. The sweaty truth is hyperhidrosis is more than embarrassing. Thankfully, Texas Dermatology has a solution that can help. Getting … Read more
Molluscum Contagiosum is a relatively harmless viral skin condition. It causes round, firm, yet painless bumps to form anywhere on the skin. Anyone can get it, but it is most common in children under ten years old. Within 6 to 12 months, in some cases longer than 12 months, the lesions usually go away on their own, … Read more
Pregnancy can bring a myriad of changes to your body, like a growing belly and curious cravings. Changes to your skin can also occur due to fluctuating hormone levels. Skin can become drier, acne can appear, and darkening of the skin may occur. These are just some of the more common skin issues pregnant women face. Keep … Read more
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