central texas dermatology patient portal

Why choose Dermatology Associates of Central Texas?

Patient Portal Welcome to your Central Texas Dermatology Patient Portal Central Texas Dermatology is now pleased to offer a Patient Portal for patients to access and complete prior to their office visit. How does it work? Initial access to the Patient Portal will be direct through our office when you make your first appointment.

Does Texas Dermatology Associates accept Medicare?

Patient Portal Thank you for visiting Texas Dermatology today! To better serve you, our patient, we would like to invite you to access the Patient Portal. This portal can be used to: Review and verify your contact information Input past medical history/medications/allergies/social history/family history/preferred pharmacy

Why choose US dermatology partners Belton TX?

Texas Dermatology Associates Patient Forms. At Texas Dermatology Associates, we are here to serve you. We accept Medicare as well as most common insurance plans. Please contact us to ensure that your health plan is accepted by our physicians. New Patient Registration Forms: We understand that our patient’s time is valuable.

What is a patient portal?

PAY BILL PORTAL SHOP Dermatology Associates of Central Texas From minor skin irritations to serious medical conditions, we treat an array of issues to help you achieve healthy, radiant skin. Healthy, radiant skin can be a lifetime asset throughout every stage of your life. We are dedicated to helping you achieve and maintain it. Protect Your Health

Cosmetic Surgery

When you choose a cosmetic surgery treatment, you are in the care of our highly qualified board certified dermatologists and plastic surgeons. This unique combination of skills gives you access to the best cosmetic results.

Sculpting Treatments

Our doctors and licensed aestheticians understand that sometimes dieting and exercise just aren’t enough. They combine years of experience with revolutionary treatments, such as CoolSculpting and Tumescent Liposuction, to target problem areas to help you look and feel your best.

Medical Dermatology

Our medical team provides comprehensive treatment for conditions affecting the health and appearance of your skin, hair, and nails. We are achieving exciting results in acne reduction and scar removal. We eliminate spots and spider veins, remove warts, and deliver fast relief from rosacea and rashes.

Texas Dermatology Associates Patient Forms

At Texas Dermatology Associates, we are here to serve you. We accept Medicare as well as most common insurance plans. Please contact us to ensure that your health plan is accepted by our physicians.

Request An Appointment

Please note that your appointment is not scheduled until we confirm with you by phone after receiving your appointment request.

What is dermatology associates?

When you need help with your skin condition, Dermatology Associates of Central Texas, now a part of U.S. Dermatology Partners, is there. We treat conditions such as acne , psoriasis, and eczema to relieve or improve symptoms that limit your comfort, health, and enjoyment. We provide specialized, highly effective, proven treatments for a variety of skin cancers to restore and extend the quality of your life.

What is the name of the disease that causes redness and itchiness on the skin?

There are many different types of dermatitis and symptoms can range in severity from mild itching and redness to severe blistering and cracked skin. Dermatitis is a group of diseases and comes in many forms, but all are characterized by inflammation of the skin, redness and itchiness. Request an Appointment Learn More.

Why is my skin red and bumpy?

Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune inflammatory condition that causes patches of skin to become red, inflamed, and bumpy. This disease affects more than 8 million people in the U.S. Psoriasis occurs when the immune system mistakes skin cells for a virus or other infection and responds by producing more skin cell growth.

What is cryotherapy for?

Cryotherapy, or “cryosurgery,” is a simple, non-invasive procedure in which liquid nitrogen is used to freeze and destroy growths on the surface of the skin. This is an effective treatment for precancerous skin lesions ( actinic keratoses ), as well as other skin conditions such as warts, skin tags and moles.

How does Mohs surgery work?

The Mohs surgery technique treats skin cancers by removing all of the visible cancer. Image Source: newhealthadvisor.com. During Mohs micrographic surgery — named after Dr. Frederic Mohs, who first performed it in the 1930s — cancer is removed from the skin layer by layer until all cancerous cells have been removed.

What is the deadliest skin cancer?

Melanoma, the deadliest of skin cancers, only accounts for about 4 percent of all skin cancer cases, but causes about 79 percent of skin cancer deaths. Melanoma is a cancer of the skin that begins in the melanocytes, which are the cells that produce the pigment melanin.

Is skin cancer a high risk disease?

Both basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma are rarely life-threatening. Skin cancer is considered a high risk when cells have invaded surrounding tissues.

Click Here To Login To Your Portal

Your Patient Portal allows you to securely access and review your health information. Using your personal computer or smartphone, you can sign in to https://sanovaderm.ema.md/ema/PatientLogin.action to view a summary of your health information based on your visits to Sanova Dermatology.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your Patient Portal allows you to securely access and review your health information. Using your personal computer or smartphone, you can sign in to https://sanovaderm.ema.md/ema/PatientLogin.action to view a summary of your health information based on your visits to Sanova Dermatology.

What is the name of the disease that causes redness and itchiness on the skin?

There are many different types of dermatitis and symptoms can range in severity from mild itching and redness to severe blistering and cracked skin. Dermatitis is a group of diseases and comes in many forms, but all are characterized by inflammation of the skin, redness and itchiness. Request an Appointment Learn More.

What is telemedicine in medical terms?

Telemedicine, also known as online dermatology, telehealth, or teledermatology, is the use of telecommunications technology to provide care across a distance. This includes using the Internet, cell phones, SMS messaging and even satellites to allow physicians and patients to communicate medical information.

Why does hair grow?

Hair is actually a protein filament that grows from follicles deep in the skin up through the top layer of your skin. Your hair helps to regulate body temperature and also serves to protect your scalp. Almost everyone experiences some degree of hair loss at some point in life. Request an Appointment Learn More.

How does Mohs surgery work?

The Mohs surgery technique treats skin cancers by removing all of the visible cancer. Image Source: newhealthadvisor.com. During Mohs micrographic surgery — named after Dr. Frederic Mohs, who first performed it in the 1930s — cancer is removed from the skin layer by layer until all cancerous cells have been removed.

Is skin cancer a high risk disease?

Both basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma are rarely life-threatening. Skin cancer is considered a high risk when cells have invaded surrounding tissues.

Why is my skin red and bumpy?

Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune inflammatory condition that causes patches of skin to become red, inflamed, and bumpy. This disease affects more than 8 million people in the U.S. Psoriasis occurs when the immune system mistakes skin cells for a virus or other infection and responds by producing more skin cell growth.

What is the deadliest skin cancer?

Melanoma, the deadliest of skin cancers, only accounts for about 4 percent of all skin cancer cases, but causes about 79 percent of skin cancer deaths. Melanoma is a cancer of the skin that begins in the melanocytes, which are the cells that produce the pigment melanin.

Convenient, Secure Access to Your Information

Your patient portal is a secure online website that gives you convenient 24-hour access to your personal health information and medical records—anywhere with an Internet connection. Accessing information through your patient portal can help you to be more actively involved in your own health care, and to:

Ask your office for access today

After gaining access to your personal account, you can click on the button below to link to the Patient Portal and sign in.

Is South Texas Dermatology a major insurance company?

South Texas Dermatology providers are contracted with most major insurance carriers. Though the majority are listed below, some insurance companies may not be listed and/or may be included in a provider network under a different name. Because commercial insurance carriers offer several tiered products we encourage you to contact your insurance carrier’s customer service team to confirm South Texas Dermatology is in network with your specific plan. We look forward to having the opportunity to caring for you and your family.

Is a private pay patient a patient's responsibility?

All charges are considered patient responsibility if we are not contracted with your insurance. All charges for Private Pay patients are the patient’s responsibility and due at the time of service.

Do you have to pay co-insurance at the time of service?

All contracted insurance companies are billed directly as a courtesy. Payment for any patient responsibility (usually co-payments) are due at the time of service. Any remaining balance for non-covered benefits, deductibles, and co-insurance are your responsibility. Once claim has processed you may be billed any remaining balance due as required by your insurance company.