Dyshidrotic eczema, also known as pompholyx, is a frustrating and often recurring skin condition characterized by small, severely itchy blisters on the hands and feet. If you’ve experienced this ailment, you’ve probably also wondered what causes it and how to prevent flare-ups. At Stone Oak Dermatology, board-certified dermatologist Dr. Linda J. Banta provides expert care and guidance for […]
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Alopecia Awareness Month reminds us how widespread and emotionally impactful hair loss can be. Whether you’re noticing patchy areas or thinning all over, this condition can easily make you feel isolated. If you’re curious about options beyond topical treatments and oral medications, hair restoration with platelet-rich plasma (PRP) could help you see better results. Dr. Linda J. Banta,
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If you’re dealing with scalp psoriasis, you know the daily struggle: constant itching and flaking, plus the emotional toll of visible flare-ups. Fortunately, there are strategies that can help you manage symptoms and regain control over your skin. At Stone Oak Dermatology in San Antonio, board-certified dermatologist Dr. Linda J. Banta brings over 25 years of experience treating
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You’re prepping for a summer wedding or an important work event, and just as you’re about to apply your makeup, you catch a glimpse of uneven patches across your cheeks and forehead. That all-too-familiar frustration of melasma has struck again. If this scenario is relatable, you’re in luck. July is Melasma Awareness Month, and it’s
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Many people believe that diet has no impact on vitiligo. However, growing medical dermatology research suggests that certain foods might influence the skin’s health and resilience. Dr. Linda J. Banta, founder of Stone Oak Dermatology, has been recognized as one of the best doctors in San Antonio. She and her trusted team take a multi-pronged approach to
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Melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer, can develop silently – but its effect is anything but quiet. If you live in Texas, you may wonder just how prevalent this condition is and whether you’re more likely to be diagnosed because of your location. The good news? Understanding your risk is the first step toward
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Aging gracefully is easier than ever in 2025, thanks to advancements in non-invasive cosmetic treatments. Are you seeking youthful skin without the downtime of surgery? Stone Oak Dermatology in San Antonio, TX, offers plenty of effective options. Dr. Linda J. Banta, a board-certified dermatologist and Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology, and her team are here to
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Winter can be a tough season for skin care, even in warmer climates like San Antonio. As temperatures drop and the air dries out, many people experience issues like flakiness, dryness, and rashes. At Stone Oak Dermatology, Dr. Linda J. Banta, M.D., FAAD, a Board-Certified Dermatologist and recognized Top Doctor in San Antonio, leads our team with
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Photofacial is a popular, non-invasive treatment using intense pulsed light (IPL) to rejuvenate the skin and address concerns such as sun damage, redness, and uneven pigmentation. For those considering Photofacial in San Antonio, TX, taking the right steps beforehand ensures the best outcome. At Stone Oak Dermatology, Photofacial treatments are led by Dr. Linda J. Banta, M.D.,
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As the fall weather arrives in San Antonio, Texas, people with psoriasis may start to notice changes in their skin. Does that sound familiar? The cooler air and lower humidity levels can trigger flare-ups and cause dry, irritated skin. But with the right approach, you can manage your symptoms and keep your skin feeling healthy. Dr. Linda
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