“Skin flooding” is all about layering your skincare products to hydrate your skin deeply. The idea is to start with a slightly moist base so your skin can absorb moisturizers and treatments better. It's not new, but has become trendy.

As people prepare to enjoy the sunshine this weekend, it’s crucial to remember the importance of protecting their skin. Take a moment to reflect on this, what the Environmental Protection Agency dubbed, "Don't FRY Day"

Dr. Sherry Ingraham shares what to look for in skin care products to get the best results.

A dermatologist in Fort Bend County says thieves stole copper wire from her business, not once, not twice, but three different times.

HOUSTON – Although scientists still don’t know exactly what causes psoriasis, stress is a well-known trigger, according to the National Psoriasis Foundation. “[They’re] stressed, maybe they’re not eating as well, so it’s all tied together, most likely,” Mehta said. Food intake doesn’t cause psoriasis, but it could be the cause of inflammation, which doesn’t help. She says increased handwashing during the pandemic won’t affect psoriasis patients as much as eczema patients, so that’s less of a concern. Even the fumes can cause skin problems among people who have sensitive skin.