U.S. Dermatology Partners

04/15/2026

If you have rosacea, this might be why it keeps flaring.

It’s not random—things like sun exposure, stress, heat, and even certain foods can trigger redness and irritation.

April is National Rosacea Awareness Month, and we’re breaking down 20 of the most common triggers so you can finally take control of your skin.

What’s one thing that makes your skin flare up?
Read more: https://bit.ly/47luvXh

04/14/2026

Most people don’t think about skin cancer in the spring… but they should.

UV exposure starts increasing now—not just in summer. And the damage adds up faster than you think.

From daily SPF to simple routine swaps, our dermatology experts are sharing exactly how to protect your skin this season.

When was the last time you wore sunscreen every single day? Be honest.
Read more: https://bit.ly/3OpZygM

04/13/2026

We’re proud to have Dermatologist Michaela Overturf and Physician Assistant Brandi Hernandez recognized in The Daily Sentinel 2026 Best of Nacogdoches Awards.

If they’ve made a difference in your care, we’d be honored to have your vote.

Voting is open now through April 20 at 5 p.m., with one vote allowed per category.

Thank you for your continued support.

Vote here:

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04/13/2026

If you’re thinking about it… this is your sign to book.

Spring and summer are all about looking refreshed, natural, and confident—not overdone. The best results happen when you start early.

From Botox and filler to lasers and skin treatments, there are more options than ever to smooth, tighten, and glow with little to no downtime

What’s one treatment you’ve been considering?
Book your consult: https://bit.ly/49w3UZi

04/12/2026

Hair loss isn’t always what you think it is.

If you’ve noticed sudden shedding, thinning, or patchy loss, it could be something more than “normal.” Alopecia is more common than people realize—and often misunderstood.

We’re breaking down what it actually is, what causes it, and when it’s time to see a dermatologist.

Have you ever experienced unexpected hair loss? Tell us below.
Read more: https://bit.ly/47LWFxr

04/11/2026

During AAD last week, we were thrilled to reconnect with familiar faces, Simran and Katherine. Both were former Medical Assistants from our U.S. Dermatology Partners Rockville, MD office and are now pursuing their dermatology careers as residents in training.

Simran, who worked with Dr. Benjamin Lockshin, is now a Dermatology Resident at Tufts University. Katherine, who worked with Dr. Aubrey Wagenseller, recently matched at the University of Virginia and will begin her residency this summer. An incredible accomplishment for both!

Their journeys show just how far a career in dermatology can take you. From supporting patient care as Medical Assistants to stepping into residency, we’re proud to have been part of their path.

Congratulations, Simran and Katherine! We’re excited to see where your careers take you and we hope it leads back to U.S. Dermatology Partners.

04/10/2026

🏀 With the excitement of the March Madness finals, our Home Office recently hosted our own “Trashket Ball” tournament. A little friendly competition, a lot of team spirit, and a fun way to connect during the workday.

Shoutout to our top 3 champions (and to everyone who brought their A-game).

04/10/2026

April is Rosacea Awareness Month. This serves as an important reminder that this common yet often misunderstood condition affects an estimated 16 million Americans, according to the National Rosacea Society, many of whom may not even realize they have it.

Rosacea can present as persistent redness, sensitivity, or acne-like breakouts, and is frequently mistaken for other skin concerns. Because of this, many individuals go undiagnosed or untreated.

At U.S. Dermatology Partners, our providers work closely with patients to recognize rosacea, understand what’s triggering flare-ups, and find treatment options that fit their day-to-day lives and improve quality of life.

Raising awareness is important because earlier recognition can lead to better outcomes and real relief for patients.

04/08/2026

On Friday evening during AAD, U.S. Dermatology Partners was proud to host our annual Mix & Mingle networking event at the Fire Restaurant & Lounge, located in the Art Hotel.

With rooftop views overlooking downtown Denver, the evening brought together residents, physicians, and team members for meaningful conversation and connection in a more intimate setting.

We’re grateful to those who joined us and helped make the night such a success.

04/08/2026

We’re proud to share that Dr. Nathalie Zeitouni presented at this year’s AAD Annual Meeting during the Transplant Forum on Monday, March 30: Skin Disease in Transplant Recipients and Immunosuppressed Patients.

Organ transplant recipients and immunosuppressed patients face a significantly increased risk of skin cancer, often with more aggressive progression and complex presentations. Dr. Zeitouni’s presentation focused on immunotherapy for advanced skin cancer in this high-risk population.

Dr. Zeitouni also presented at this year’s ITSCC conference on Thursday, March 26, covering updates in clinical trials for immunosuppressed patients and highlighting her ongoing work at U.S. Dermatology Partners.

Dr. Henry Jeon, dermatology resident, and Sarah Berman, medical student, also presented an oral poster based on their work with Dr. Zeitouni on hedge­hog pathway inhibitors in combination therapy for basal cell carcinoma.

We’re proud to have dedicated physician leaders on our team who are advancing dermatology and helping shape the future of patient care across specialties.