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Skin Care Treatment with Bellaire Primary Care

Many prevalent skin conditions can be addressed by a Primary Care Provider (PCP). This typically means that your treatment is likely to be covered by insurance, which can help you save money. Additionally, your PCP can consider your overall health and identify any underlying factors that may be contributing to your skin issues. Even if you don’t have insurance, visiting a Primary Care Provider is generally much more affordable than seeing a dermatologist. If further treatment is needed, your provider can refer you to a dermatologist within your insurance network.

1. Appointment

Your provider will conduct a comprehensive evaluation of your skin condition and symptoms, as well as your medical history and lifestyle. They may also request blood tests to eliminate any underlying conditions that could be affecting your skin. Additionally, you’ll have the opportunity to share photos with your provider during your appointment.

2. Plan

After gathering sufficient information, your provider will collaborate with you to develop a personalized treatment plan. This plan may involve lifestyle modifications, topical treatments, or prescribed medications if deemed medically necessary.

3. Treatment

Once you begin your treatment plan, you have the option to schedule regular video check-ins with your provider. These sessions will help ensure that the plan is effectively managing your symptoms and that your lifestyle is continuing to improve. Contact a provider today to get started!

Frequently Asked Questions

During your appointment, your provider will perform a comprehensive assessment of your skin concerns. If you have noticed any recent changes to your skin, your provider can help identify the underlying causes and initiate a treatment plan that is tailored to your needs.

Initial Appointments are 30 minutes

Follow up appointments are 15 minutes

No, our board certified primary care providers have been trained in a generalized approach to medicine and are comfortable treating a wide array of skin conditions, including acne, rashes, eczema, and psoriasis. Also your primary care provider can also order blood work and help to treat any underlying conditions that may also be present. However, if your provider feels that a dermatologist would be helpful for your skin condition, they can provide a referral to a dermatologist to help make the process seamless.

Yes, if your Bellaire Primary Care provider approves, we can provide referrals to an in network dermatologist of your choice.

We accept most PPO insurance plans. See our list of accepted insurances. Please call our office: (281) 973-0024 to confirm we take your insurance before your visit

Why Skin Care Matters

  1. Barrier Protection: The skin serves as the body’s largest organ and acts as a barrier against environmental stressors, toxins, and pathogens. Proper skincare helps maintain this barrier, reducing the risk of infections and other skin issues.
  2. Sun Protection: Regular use of sunscreen protects against harmful UV rays, which can lead to skin cancer, premature aging, and other skin damage. Daily application is crucial for everyone, regardless of age.
  3. Hydration: Keeping the skin hydrated is vital for its functionality. Moisturizers help maintain skin elasticity and prevent dryness, which can lead to cracks that increase susceptibility to infections

  1. Youthful Appearance: A consistent skincare routine helps reduce the signs of aging, such as wrinkles and fine lines. As skin cells regenerate less efficiently with age, using quality skincare products can promote a healthier, more youthful look.
  2. Boosting Confidence: Healthy skin can enhance self-esteem and overall well-being. When skin looks good, individuals often feel better about themselves, contributing positively to mental health

  1. Long-term Skin Health: Proactive skincare routines can prevent future skin problems and address current issues more effectively. This includes managing conditions like acne or dryness before they escalate.
  2. Emotional Well-being: Engaging in a skincare routine can also promote relaxation and reduce stress levels, adding an emotional health benefit to physical care.