U.S. Dermatology Partners

Ever stepped into the sun and noticed an itchy rash, red bumps, or unexpected skin irritation? You could be experiencing a sun allergy.

Sun allergies can cause your skin to react after exposure to sunlight, but not every reaction looks the same. Understanding the different types of sun allergies, what can trigger them, and how to protect your skin can help you enjoy time outdoors more comfortably.

Our latest blog breaks down what causes sun allergies, common symptoms to watch for, and when it’s time to see a dermatologist.

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Have you ever noticed your skin reacting after spending time in the sun?

Dr. Jennifer Sawaya of U.S. Dermatology Partners Scottsdale recently spoke with The Educated Patient about building sun safety into your family’s daily routine.

As a board-certified dermatologist and mom of three young children, Dr. Sawaya brings both clinical expertise and personal perspective when it comes to sun protection for kids.

We’re proud to see our physicians recognized as trusted experts and helping families make informed decisions about their skin health.

Watch the interview or read the article here: https://bit.ly/3VQTh0S

When you think of skin cancer, melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma may come to mind—but they aren’t the only types to know.

Rare skin cancers, including Merkel cell carcinoma, dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans (DFSP), and others, can look different from the warning signs you may be familiar with. Knowing what to watch for and paying attention to new or changing spots can help with earlier detection.

Our latest blog breaks down rare types of skin cancer, potential warning signs, and why regular skin exams matter.

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October is Eczema Awareness Month, and when your skin is sensitive or eczema-prone, what you use in your routine matters.

Some skincare ingredients can help soothe, hydrate, and support the skin barrier, while others may leave already-sensitive skin feeling even more irritated. Knowing what to reach for—and what you may want to avoid—can make building an eczema-friendly routine a little easier.

Our latest blog breaks down the “use this, not that” of skincare for eczema-prone skin so you can make more informed choices for your routine.

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What’s one ingredient or product your sensitive skin loves?

What role does sugar play in skin aging? Dr. Jennifer Holman of U.S. Dermatology Partners recently shared her expertise with HuffPost in an article exploring glycation, a process that can affect skin's collagen and elasticity.

We’re proud to see Dr. Holman sharing her expertise and helping people better understand the science behind skin health.

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Happy National Hair Day!

Healthy-looking hair starts with supporting it from within. Nutrafol supplements are formulated to target key factors that can contribute to thinning and shedding, with options designed for different stages of life and hair needs.

In honor of National Hair Day, give your hair routine a little extra attention and explore our collection of Nutrafol hair wellness products.

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What’s one step you never skip in your hair care routine?

September is National Skincare Awareness Month—and the start of a new season is the perfect reminder to check in on your skin.

Whether you’re due for your annual skin exam, have a new or changing spot, or want help managing concerns like acne, eczema, psoriasis, or another skin condition, our dermatology providers are here to help you keep your skin healthy this fall and beyond.

Make your skin health a priority this season and request an appointment today.

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When was the last time you checked in with your dermatologist?

Is your child’s rash just irritated skin—or could it be eczema?

Childhood eczema can cause dry, itchy, inflamed skin that may come and go, making it difficult for parents to know what’s causing the irritation or how to help.

Our latest blog covers signs of childhood eczema to look for, common triggers, treatment options, and when it may be time to see a dermatologist.

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Does your child struggle with recurring dry, itchy, or irritated skin?

For nearly a decade, Certified Physician Assistant Brandi Egizio of U.S. Dermatology Partners in Central Texas has called Liberty Hill home. Now, with the recent opening of our new office in Liberty Hill, Brandi is able to serve patients in the community where she lives, works, and has built lasting connections.

In a recent feature from The Liberty Hill Independent, Brandi shares what she values most about caring for patients and families, from helping teens struggling with acne and children with eczema to providing skin cancer screenings. Since opening the office, Brandi has already diagnosed several melanomas, reinforcing the difference that accessible dermatology care can make.

Brandi’s story also reflects an important part of our Outreach Program: expanding access to high-quality dermatology care while giving our providers opportunities to practice in communities they know, care about, and want to serve.

We’re proud to see Brandi’s vision for bringing dermatology care to her hometown become a reality.

Read the full feature in The Liberty Hill Independent: https://bit.ly/4xrp2uG

Eczema vs. Psoriasis vs. Dermatitis. These terms are often mistakenly used interchangeably. Understanding the differences can help patients better understand their diagnosis and treatment options.

Dr. Rebecca Dufner of U.S. Dermatology Partners Plano recently shared her expertise with The Educated Patient by fact checking an article breaking down these three common skin conditions and what sets them apart.

We’re proud to see our physicians share their expertise beyond the exam room to help make dermatologic health information easier to understand and empower patients to make informed decisions about their care.

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Does Nutrafol actually work for hair growth? Let’s talk about the results.

Hair growth doesn’t happen overnight. Nutrafol is designed to target multiple factors that can contribute to thinning and shedding, including stress, hormones, and oxidative damage—and consistency plays a major role in seeing results.

Our latest blog breaks down the science behind Nutrafol, what clinical studies show, when you may start noticing changes, and how to choose the right formula for your needs.

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Psoriasis is more than a skin condition—and treating it may require looking beyond the skin.

Research continues to highlight the connection between psoriasis and other health concerns, including cardiometabolic conditions and mental health. Comprehensive psoriasis care can include screening for these associated risks alongside managing visible skin symptoms.

Learn more about why a whole-person approach matters for people living with psoriasis in our latest media feature.

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Did you know psoriasis could be connected to other aspects of your health?

Your manicure might look great—but what could it be doing to your skin and nails?

From allergic reactions and infections to concerns surrounding UV nail lamps, some popular manicure habits may come with risks you haven't considered.

Our latest blog breaks down what to know before your next nail appointment, plus dermatologist-recommended tips for keeping your hands and nails healthy.

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What's one manicure habit you didn't realize could affect your skin or nail health?

August is Hair Loss Awareness Month.

Hair loss is a medical condition with many causes. From hormonal changes and nutritional deficiencies to autoimmune conditions and genetic factors, understanding the underlying cause is key to determining an appropriate treatment plan.

The good news? Advances in hair-loss treatment continue to expand the options available to patients.

Our providers can help patients find answers and explore their treatment options.

August is Psoriasis Awareness Month. 🧡

Psoriasis is more than just dry or irritated skin, and because its symptoms can resemble other skin conditions, getting the right diagnosis is an important first step toward effective management.

Understanding the signs, seeking expert evaluation, and finding the right treatment plan can make a meaningful difference. If you’re living with persistent or recurring skin symptoms, you don’t have to suffer alone.

This Psoriasis Awareness Month, we’re highlighting the importance of education, understanding and access to care for those living with psoriasis.

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