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Our
Locations
Cypress
20320 Northwest
Freeway
Suite
700
Houston, TX
77065
713-554-4688
Webster
451 N. Texas
Avenue
Webster,
TX 77598
281-333-3376
Houston
6655
Travis
Suite 100
Houston, TX 77030
713-528-8818 |
Referrals are the best
compliment!
Receive a
complimentary MICRODERMABRASION treatment when you refer
your family and friends and they book a cosmetic
treatment. Be sure to have them write your name
down in the "Referred by" section of the new patient
forms. 
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Did you know
one way to achieve young, vibrant looking skin is
to feed it? Research has shown certain foods
can actually improve the appearance of your
skin. So next time you make your grocery
list be sure to include these four
items:
1.
Green Tea- Green tea is a
known antioxidant that helps sun damaged
skin.
2.
Olive Oil- Olive oil is one of
the "good fats" that are essential to our
everyday diet. The fatty acids found in
olive oil strengthen cell membranes and leaves
skin looking radiant.
3.
Walnuts- The omega-3 oils in walnuts
provide for a younger-looking
complexion.
4.
Berries- Vitamins in berries help
protect skin cells from damage.
Our licensed
dermatologist are also available to help you with
any of your skin, hair, or nail care needs.
If you have questions or concerns please feel free
to call and schedule an appointment. Our
doctors can often see you the same
day. |
Good
thru
01/31/2012 |
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Product of the
Month
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as exfoliating microbeads to thoroughly help
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Rocky
Mountain Spotted Fever
by Rana
Mays, MD
Karan Sra,
MD
Rocky
Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF) is an infectious
disease caused by Rickettsia rickettsii, a
gram negative bacteria transmitted by
Dermacentor variabilis, the American dog
tick and by Dermacentor andersoni, the
Rocky Mountain wood tick. RMSF is one of the most
common tick-related infections in the USA, with
the highest prevalence in North Carolina,
Oklahoma, Tennessee, Arkansas, South Carolina,
Maryland and Virginia. Texas is the second most
common state affected. RMSF is a curable disease
if diagnosed and treated early, however it carries
a high risk of fatality with late treatment and/or
diagnosis.
More... |
 Center
for Clinical Studies is still recruiting
patients with psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, and
rosacea. If you or someone you
know is suffering from one of these
conditions please contact Center for Clinical
Studies or ask your dermatologist for more
information on our
clinical trials.
www.ccstexas.com
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Sincerely,
Stephen
K. Tyring, MD, PhD
Karan
Sra, MD
Lauren
Campbell, MD
Vandana
Madkan, MD
Dermatological
Association of
Texas | |
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