Although you may not be familiar with the name, alopecia areata is a very common autoimmune disease affecting almost 300,000 people in the U.S. annually. Alopecia areata causes the body to attack its own hair follicles, thus leading to hair loss and bald spots. This phenomenon usually occurs on the scalp and face but is … Read Full Article
Here at Texas Dermatology, one of our favorite ways to contribute to the medical field is by conducting clinical trials meant to aid the advancement of medicine. What makes this more exciting is when a drug we’ve personally tested is approved by the Food and Drug Administration and made accessible to the public. A great … Read Full Article
November is National Hyperhidrosis Month – Let’s talk about sweat. Unfortunately for us at times, sweating is an involuntary, daily part of the human experience. Sweating is actually a very positive thing as it’s your body’s way of keeping you from overheating by regulating your body temperature. On top of cooling your body down, sweating … Read Full Article
Winter is coming—once again. This means it’s time to start thinking about not only the changes in the weather, but what those changes mean for our skin. Tightness, chapped lips, and itchy, irritated skin are among some of the most common reactions our skin has to the colder temperatures and lower humidity levels. So how … Read Full Article
August is dedicated to National Psoriasis Awareness Month and we’ll be joining the discussion by talking all things psoriasis! Get ready to learn the need-to-know facts on the chronic skin disease affecting men and women alike. The Purpose of Awareness It’s powerful to grant someone the space to share something that connects them to others. … Read Full Article
Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching, and many couples are feverishly making plans for a romantic night at home or out of it. Unfortunately, for many individuals, chronic skin conditions or those induced by stress or sickness can add a layer of embarrassment and worry to the mix. Luckily, we have some tips on how to … Read Full Article
More than a third of rosacea patients feel they are hit hardest by rosacea symptoms during the colder months. Arctic air and indoor heating are among the host of special conditions that can worsen symptoms during the wintertime. Managing rosacea in the winter doesn’t have to be complicated. With some simple precautions, you can minimize … Read Full Article
Laser resurfacing improves your skin’s appearance by reducing wrinkles, frown lines, and crow’s feet. It can also help tighten and smooth eyelids and minimize scars and other skin imperfections. Laser resurfacing uses light energy at different intensities to achieve desired results on the skin’s surface while stimulating collagen production deep within the skin. There are several types … Read Full Article
Acne is a condition that plagues people of all ages. During the summer months, acne tends to get worse for a variety of reasons. You need to know what to do when it’s active and inactive to manage it better and keep breakouts at bay. Let’s learn more about these stages of acne and how … Read Full Article
As summer quickly approaches and we get back to a new sense of normalcy, many Texans are spending more time outdoors. With pool time and lazy days at the lake or beach comes a silent problem; skin damage from excessive sun exposure. For Skin Cancer Awareness month, we want to take a closer look at … Read Full Article
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