U.S. Dermatology Partners Richardson

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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August is National Hair Loss Awareness Month, and healthier-looking hair starts with the right routine.

If you're noticing increased shedding, thinning, or changes in your hair density, targeted hair and scalp care can help support stronger, fuller-looking hair. Explore our collection of dermatologist-recommended shampoos, supplements, serums, and treatments designed to support your hair health from root to tip.

Make this the month you give your hair and scalp a little extra attention.

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What's your biggest hair concern right now—shedding, thinning, or lack of volume?

Dealing with a rash that keeps coming back? The products you use every day could be part of the problem.

Patch testing can help identify allergens found in skincare, cosmetics, fragrances, metals, hair products, and other everyday items that may be triggering persistent itching or irritation.

In our latest blog, Dr. Rebecca Dufner explains how patch testing works, who may benefit, and what happens if your test identifies an allergy.

Read the full blog to learn more: https://bit.ly/45jl2AT

Prevention and early detection remain two of the most powerful tools in the fight against skin cancer.

As Texans spend more time outdoors during the warmer months, Dr. Rebecca Yanovsky Dufner MD, MBA, FAAD of U.S. Dermatology Partners Plano recently joined Spectrum News 1 Texas to discuss the importance of sun protection, recognizing early warning signs, and knowing when to see a dermatologist.

Small steps today, including sun protection, skin awareness, and regular checks, can make a lasting impact on your skin health.

August is National Hair Loss Awareness Month, and if you've noticed more hair in your brush or shower lately, it may be time to take a closer look.

Hair loss can happen for many reasons, and knowing what steps to take early can make a difference. From everyday hair care habits to identifying underlying causes, there are ways to help protect your hair and support healthier growth.

Our blog shares 12 dermatologist-recommended ways to help prevent hair loss and keep your hair and scalp healthy.

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What's one hair health habit you're adding to your routine this month?

Is your skin suddenly drier, more sensitive, or breaking out in ways it never used to? Perimenopause could be playing a role.

Hormonal changes during perimenopause can affect your skin in unexpected ways, from changes in hydration and elasticity to acne and other new skin concerns. Understanding what's happening can help you adjust your skincare routine and know when it's time to talk with a dermatologist.

Our new blog breaks down how perimenopause can affect your skin and what you can do to keep it looking and feeling its best.

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Have you noticed your skin changing during perimenopause? What surprised you most?