Nail fungus can be an annoying and unappealing issue. Learn more about fingernail and toenail fungus prevention and treatment from Vitalogy Skincare.

Check out this complete skin care guide for your 20's, 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's, and beyond from Vitalogy Skincare so you can take care of your skin at any age!

Please join us in giving a warm Central Texas welcome to Kim Phillips, MD, a Fellowship-Trained Mohs Surgeon and Board-Certified Dermatologist who has treated over 125,000 patients with skin cancer.

All sunscreens aren’t created equal. You may have heard media coverage on different ingredients in sunscreens that are getting extra scrutiny and even some places where certain sunscreens are now banned. Learn more here.

Aging skin can sag or thin out and you will likely develop more wrinkles or fine lines. So how can you care for your skin and help it age gracefully? Read more for tips to help your skin stay healthy at any age.

The increasing time Americans spend in their cars can negatively impact your skin, increase sun exposure, and potentially increased instances of skin cancer. Learn how from a firsthand story from one of our Vitalogy Skincare team members.

Laser hair removal is a popular procedure for men and women, but there are some common misconceptions about it. Vitalogy Skincare’s own Laini Moman, a Certified Laser Hair Removal Professional shares the facts with you so you can understand the benefits and dispel any myths.

Looking for tips on skin care for kids to help protect your little ones? Read here about what to do from Vitalogy Skincare’s Dr. Gee.

Taking care of your skin is an everyday necessity. If you’re interested in or are currently getting any skin treatments, here are some tips on when and how often to get them: Taking care of your skin is an everyday necessity. If you’re interested in, or are currently getting any skin treatments, here are some […]

There are two dangerous myths floating around: first, that people of color can’t get skin cancer and second, that if you have darker skin then you don’t need to wear sunscreen. These are both false, so your Vitalogy Skincare Dermatologists help explain the truth about people of color and their skin.