If you’re ready to erase fine lines, wrinkles, and creases from your brow and around your eyes, you’re ready for Botox® or Dysport®. A little preparation goes a long way toward getting the best results from your first anti-wrinkle treatment.
The highly-skilled team of experienced physicians and physician assistants at Specialists in Dermatology are equipped to address all your skincare needs. With two locations in Texas: Houston, and The Woodlands (formerly The Woodlands Skin Surgery Center), these dedicated healthcare professionals are patient-focused and quality-driven.
The team at Specialists in Dermatology consists of Dr. Brent A. Shook and Dr. Robert Cook-Norris, dermatologists who specialize in skin cancer surgery and reconstruction. Alongside the doctors are Susannah Andrews, Michelle Purtle, Melissa Shearer and Sarah Teo, Physician Assistants with many years of experience in dermatology. They deliver the most effective medical and surgical care available for a wide range of dermatologic issues, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, hair loss, and rosacea. They’re also well-known for their expertise in treating skin cancer with the successful Mohs technique. Patients can trust these skin care specialists to take a personal approach to their concerns and design comprehensive treatment plans tailored to fit the individual.
We are contracted with a great variety of PPO insurances. We are continually working to get credentialed with additional policies. If you do not see your insurance company listed, please call our office to inquire about your specific plan.
If you’re ready to erase fine lines, wrinkles, and creases from your brow and around your eyes, you’re ready for Botox® or Dysport®. A little preparation goes a long way toward getting the best results from your first anti-wrinkle treatment.
If you have psoriasis, you’re at risk for developing a complication called psoriatic arthritis (PA). Even if you manage your psoriasis topically, PA could change your treatment plan. Know the signs of PA so you get the help you need.
To remain effective, sunscreen must be reapplied every two hours when you’re exposed to sunlight. On the beach, you can easily slather yourself. But what if you have a lunch meeting at an outdoor cafe? Must you remove your makeup and start all over?