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Focus on Winter Skincare
 Your skin care expert is Steven E. Rasmussen, MD, FAAD.
He is Board Certified in Dermatology.
Do I need to wear sunscreen during the winter?
Yes, wear broad-spectrum sunscreen all year long-even during winter months. Even through windows your skin is still exposed to the harmful rays of the sun. Wearing sunscreen will help protect your skin from the harmful UVA and UVB rays of the sun. If you don't wear sunscreen year-round, you are more susceptible to the development of brown spots and more likely to develop red crusted spots which can develop into skin cancer if you don't wear sunscreen.
To discuss the types of broad-spectrum sunscreen that best fit your skin care needs, call eŌs Dermatology by Austin Regional Clinic at (512) 482-9344.
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Why do you need a flu vaccination every year?
A yearly flu vaccination is needed for several reasons, including that the flu viruses are always changing, and the vaccine composition may change from one season to the next. It's not too late to vaccinate! Get a flu vaccine today.
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Prepare for Cedar Allergies
As the weather changes, so too does the allergy season, here are a few tips on how to better prepare as cedar season begins.
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Packing for a Holiday Trip Abroad?
As the holiday travel season kicks into high gear, many travelers are heading abroad. However, before you depart on a trip abroad for business or pleasure, call ARC Travel Medicine Services to prepare for a safe, healthy and, hopefully, bug-free trip.
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Your Weight Loss Plan for the New Year: Diet & Exercise
The new year is around the corner! If one of your new year's resolutions is to lose the weight gained from the largest eating (and drinking) holidays of the year, the ARC Weight Management program gives you the support you need to start the year off right.
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Austin Regional Clinic
P.O. Box 26726
Austin, Texas 78755-0726
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