When to Consider Mohs Over Traditional Skin Cancer Removal
If you’ve been diagnosed with skin cancer, your next step is finding the most effective way to treat it. At Dermatology […]
Precancers & Skin Cancers
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Botox
First-Time Botox®? Here’s What to Expect
If you’re considering Botox® for the first time, it’s completely normal to feel excited and nervous at the same time. At Dermatology
Rosacea
Rosacea or Hormonal Acne? How to Tell the Difference
Red, bumpy skin that won’t clear up? You could be treating the wrong condition. Dermatology Associates of West Texas offers
Skin Care
Your Skin Type: It Matters More Than You Think
If your skincare routine feels like a guessing game, knowing your skin type might be the missing piece. It can change everything
Skin Care
Chronic Idiopathic Urticaria: When Hives Won’t Quit
Got hives that linger for weeks or months? You’re not alone. Chronic idiopathic urticaria (CIU) affects at least 1.6 million Americans. This condition
Skin Care
How to Build a Sun-Safe Daily Routine Year-Round
Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States—and Lubbock’s year-round sun exposure puts residents at
Moles
Mole Warning Signs — and When You Need a Skin Check
Moles are normal and common. Most adults have up to 40 common moles. However, some moles may actually be something else in disguise: Melanoma,
Skin Care
What is an Actinic Keratosis and How Does it Develop?
An actinic keratosis, or solar keratosis, is a common type of skin lesion. Although not cancerous itself, actinic keratosis can potentially become
Precancers & Skin Cancers
Mohs Surgery: What to Expect From Your Skin Cancer Removal
If you’ve been diagnosed with non-melanoma skin cancer, like basal cell carcinoma or squamous cell carcinoma, Mohs surgery might be your best treatment
Botox
Will I Still Look Like Myself After Botox?
If you’re considering Botox but have concerns about whether you’ll still look like yourself afterward, you’re not alone. Many people
