Fort Worth Dermatology Center

12/24/2025

We are closing out the year and spending quality time with our loved ones. Thank you for being a part of our practice and our community. Many blessings to you and yours. We look forward to seeing you in 2026!

12/23/2021

Wishing you the happiest of holidays. Our office will be closed until Monday, January 3rd to allow our staff some much needed quality time with loved ones. Thank you for another wonderful year and we look forward to seeing you in 2022!

12/20/2021

05/04/2021

THIS IS H•U•G•E! 🙌🏼 All our products are 30% off during the whole month of May! Perfect timing for Mother’s Day gifts and for stocking up for the summer. 🔆 This includes ALL products we carry— sunscreens, cleansers, Vitamin C serums, retinol creams, and more! RUN, don’t walk to our office to purchase—this is a great deal! 🌟

03/01/2021

Here are some ways to make the most out of your acne visit!

02/17/2021

Clinic will be OPEN this Thursday, February 18th and Friday, February 19th with limited hours. We are working to reschedule all appointments from this week as soon as possible. “Make-up” clinic dates will be offered when we can best accommodate patients.

If you can safely make it to your appointment, we will be delighted to see you! Until then, know that we are thinking of you and praying for your warmth and safety. 🤍

02/15/2021

We have made the decision to close clinic tomorrow and Wednesday to ensure the safety of our staff and patients. Many of our staff are still without power. We are very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. We are hoping to plan a few make-up clinic days to accommodate patients previously scheduled. We appreciate your understanding and patience!

02/14/2021

We have decided to close clinic Monday, February 15th. Scheduled patients will be notified by text or email today to reschedule their appointment. We will continue to monitor the weather conditions closely and will keep you updated on any other schedule changes this week.

❄️ We hope you stay warm and safe! ❄️

01/20/2021

Hi y’all-- wanted to share these AMAZING before & after pics of my sweet patient with melasma and sun spots. HUGE improvement with my favorite prescription-strength compounded lightening cream + sunscreen + strict sun protection. No lasers, no chemical peels (although those can be very beneficial).

**I know the lighting and angles are a little off. We don't have a fancy camera set up in our office—these photos are taken from our clinic iPads— but you can definitely appreciate the improvement! 🤩

**Photos posted with patient permission. DO NOT SHARE PHOTOS.

12/21/2020

Our office will be closed this week to allow our staff some quality time with their loved ones. We will re-open on Monday, December 28th. Sending you all a huge hug from all of us at Fort Worth Dermatology Center. 🎄

10/08/2020

P A T C H * T E S T I N G⠀
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▫️What is it?▫️⠀
🔹A very useful test to apply when we suspect that a rash is caused by something coming into contact with your skin (an allergic contact dermatitis, or ACD).⠀
🔹Getting a rash to poison ivy or nickel are examples of common ACDs.⠀
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▫️Does it hurt?▫️⠀
🔹Not at all! This is NOT the same as allergy prick testing (which tests for reactions to pollen, mold, dust mites, etc), typically performed by allergists. ⠀
🔹In PATCH testing, which is commonly used in dermatology, small STICKERS are placed on your back to see which allergens you may have reactions to (see next photos for a visual). ⠀
🔹In my office, we use the NAC-80 Series which tests you for EIGHTY of the most common allergens. ⠀
🔹Common allergens include nickel, cobalt, fragrance, preservatives (commonly found in cosmetics, personal products such as shampoo, or even clothing). ⠀
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▫️What to expect?▫️⠀
🔹Patches get placed on your back on Monday. ⠀
🔹On Wednesday, you return to clinic and we remove the patches and do an initial “read” to check for any reactions (redness/inflammation corresponding to the allergen).⠀
🔹On Friday, you return for the FINAL read. We go through your positive reactions, give you information on each of them, and advise you on what allergens to check for and AVOID. Feel free to bring the products you use at home so we can check!⠀
*You cannot get your back or the patches wet during this 5 day process* This is often the hardest part!⠀
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▫️Is it covered by insurance?⠀
🔹Usually, yes!⠀
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🔹Not everyone with a rash has an allergic contact dermatitis and patch testing does not always reveal positives. With a thorough history and physical, a board-certified dermatologist will let you know if we think patch testing would be useful!