The Skin Cancer Foundation reports that every year, more individuals are diagnosed with skin cancer than any other kind of cancer. Fortunately, skin cancer screenings may help detect skin cancers early, when they’re easier to treat and less likely to cause complications or death. Skin cancer may affect people of any race or ethnicity, so it’s important to be […]
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August is Hair Loss Awareness Month. Hair loss is a prevalent concern that affects millions of women worldwide. While it’s often associated with men, hair loss in women is a significant issue that can have various causes. Understanding the reasons behind hair loss is crucial to finding effective solutions and regaining confidence. In this blog, we’ll explore
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In recent years, body sculpting has gained popularity due to its efficiency, convenience, and fat-removal capabilities. While you may have heard of CoolSculpting before, Warm Sculpting is an alternative that contours and reshapes the body. Here is everything you need to know about Warm Sculpting and how it works. What Is Warm Sculpting? Warm Sculpting helps contour
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If you’re like most people, you’re unhappy at the sight of “saddlebags,” “muffin top,” and sagging breasts. Unfortunately, the aforementioned are all a natural part of growing older or becoming a parent. However, your displeasure doesn’t mean you’re willing to get surgery. Well, we have great news: modern technology has finally done it. You can
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Skin cancer affects individuals of all ages, let that be known upfront. However, as you mature and your exposure to the sun continues, you have an increased risk. Stone Oak Dermatology is here to give you the insights you need to minimize your risk for skin cancer as you get older. Why Does Old Age Increase
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If you’re dealing with warts, you’re probably eager to get rid of them as quickly as possible. Common warts, flat (plane) warts, filiform warts, and plantar warts (verrucas) are some of the most common types seen at Stone Oak Dermatology. Though warts take time and consistency to treat, there are some effective options for warts that
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After a season of harsh, dry weather, you might notice new signs of aging, including loss of facial volume or skin elasticity. Spring is the perfect time to refresh your appearance with a VolumaLift™. This non-surgical facelift can rejuvenate your appearance without the downtime associated with traditional procedures. At Stone Oak Dermatology, board-certified dermatologist Dr. Linda
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Skin cancer is prevalent, affecting an estimated one in five Americans during their lifetimes. Fortunately, most skin cancer is also very treatable, especially with early detection. That’s why annual skin cancer screenings are so essential. At Stone Oak Dermatology, board-certified dermatologist Dr. Linda Banta recommends these routine checkups at least once a year. Here’s why booking your appointment should be
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If you have stubborn unwanted fat, you might have considered liposuction before. This surgical procedure involves suctioning out excess fat through a thin tube attached to a vacuum. Because it’s one of the most popular plastic surgery procedures, liposuction techniques have improved over time. Newer liposuction trends, like ultrasound and laser-assisted devices, deliver more precise
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If you have been diagnosed with eczema, you may have questions about your lifestyle and the choices you make on a day-to-day basis. One common topic of concern is the addition of a new pet into the home. As someone with eczema, here are some of the pros and cons to consider when adding a
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