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General Practitioners

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Rheumatology
Meet Rachel Smith, PA-C here at Wallis Dermatology Associates. Rachel is a graduate from UT Pan American. She has been a Physician Assistant since 2003 and practiced in several fields of medicine including general medicine, rheumatology and dermatology. Rachel has been with Wallis Dermatology Associates since 2011 and has loved serving the East Texas area. When she is not working, she enjoys taking her dogs, Charlie, Ollie and Bella on long walks, going to the gym, running, traveling and spending time with her husband, Chad, and their children.

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Radiation Therapy
In situations where the cancer is relatively small, your doctor will surgically excise the cancerous tissue and then reconstruct the area. In more extreme cases, where the cancer is larger or has spread to other areas of the body, measures such as cryosurgery (where the cancer is frozen) or radiation therapy may be recommended. In addition, Mohs surgery (in which the cancer is taken off in layers) have been successful in eradicating cancerous cells. The important thing is to contact your doctor immediately for a consultation if you feel that you are showing symptoms of any of these conditions. After surgery, it is important to carefully check your skin regularly for recurrences, and you should visit your doctor regularly for routine exams.

Mohs Surgery
Our dermatologists are experienced in performing surgical procedures when required to treat, or even just diagnose, diseases that affect the skin, hair, and nails. Mohs surgery, also known as microscopically controlled surgery, is a common procedure used to treat certain skin cancers and to minimize the recurrence of that cancer.

Plastic Surgeons

Botox
BOTOX® Cosmetic is a non-surgical, non-permanent injectable used on the forehead to improve moderate to severe frown lines and crow’s feet — giving you a more youthful and rested appearance!
Lip Augmentation
Body Contouring
TruSculpt 3d is a revolutionary new nonsurgical radio frequency device that sculpts and contours your body. This convenient treatment is completely non-invasive, so you don’t have to worry about downtime, and patients have experienced an average in 24% reduction in fat thickness after one treatment. Time to results may vary as the body breaks down and flushes out the remnants of treated fat cells, but most patients see noticeable results 6-8 weeks after being treated. Patients may experience slight tenderness after treatment, which should go away a day or two after treatment.

Cosmetic Dermatology
Skin Cancer
There are three basic forms of skin cancer: basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and malignant melanoma. Anyone can be diagnosed with cancer at any age. Doctors link these forms of cancer to overexposure to the sun. Tanning booths can also increase your risk, as can exposure to radiation or high altitude. Because each type of skin cancer has a different look, effect and treatment, it is important to alert your physician if you notice unusual changes in the size and shape of spots, the coloration of your skin or the sensitivity and comfort of your body. Time is of the essence, and when caught early, many forms of skin cancer can be successfully treated.
Dermatology
At Wallis Dermatology Associates, we offer both Sclerotherapy and Laser Vein Treatments. We may recommend one option, or the other, or a combination of both depending on the patient and their needs.
Acne Treatment
Eczema
Eczema is sometimes called dermatitis. It is actually a group of skin conditions that can affect you at any age. It is not contagious but can be uncomfortable because it makes the skin hot and itchy. In severe cases, it can even cause bleeding. There are several types of eczema and each type requires different treatment methods. Eczema can occur because of irritation, allergic reaction or hereditary conditions. The most common variety is atopic eczema, which can be treated with steroids to reduce inflammation and creams to relieve the itchiness and dryness. In some cases, light treatments and dietary changes have been shown to help. While there is no cure for eczema, many people grow out of it. In addition, using the proper medications and staying clear of substances that cause eczema to flare up can greatly reduce your discomfort and can lessen the severity of the condition. Only your doctor can correctly diagnose and analyze your condition. It is important to consult with your physician to make sure that you receive the most effective and efficient treatment possible.
Fungus
Lesions
Excel V+ delivers precision and performance to safely and effectively treat a wide range of vascular lesions, pigmented lesions, and skin revitalization indications. It can be used to help treat rosacea, diffuse redness, facial veins, leg veins, angiomas, wrinkles, age spots, acne scarring and more.
Chemical Peels
The Vi Peel helps you combat sun and environmental skin damage, rejuvenate aging skin and fight rough and pigmented skin. And you can see a difference in as little as 7 days! The Vi Peel can be customized and formulated to meet your unique needs—from hyperpigmentation and age spots to acne prone skin. Patients can expect to peel on day 3 after getting the peel and peeling can last anywhere from 2-7 days. Patients should avoid extensive sun exposure up to 2 weeks after a peel.
Rashes
Skin Care
When at all possible, try to keep your skin care regimen consistent. Cosmetic products, lotions and cleansers – even all-natural ones – can have dozens of ingredients, any of which could be potential allergens. Regularly and frequently changing these products out increases your chances of irritating, inflaming or shocking your skin.
Microdermabrasion
One of the most noticed, and complained about, skin conditions today is the presence of fine lines and wrinkles. Wrinkles are a natural part of the aging process as the elastic bonds in your skin begin to break down, hindering your skin’s ability to retain moisture. Simultaneously, the fat underneath our skin layers begins to deplete, eventually causing folds and creases in the skin, or wrinkles. There have been many advances made in just the last several years to minimize the look of wrinkles, from injections to dermal fillers to microdermabrasion. There are also effective means of preventing wrinkles from occurring in the first place, but the most important ways are simply to protect your skin by avoiding sun exposure and smoking.
Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a chronic disorder that creates itchy, red marks on the body. These areas form multi-layered “scales” that vary in severity. Psoriasis can occur at any age in both males and females. It is not contagious, though there does seem to be a hereditary connection. It is not a life-threatening condition, and in most cases, people who have mild symptoms may not even know that they have psoriasis. Cuts, scratches, infections and dry skin seem to cause flare-ups. In addition, lack of sun exposure and certain medications may cause psoriasis to flare up. Often, psoriasis affects the same area repeatedly. Elbows, arms, knees and legs are commonly afflicted areas.

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