Please click on the link below to read an article on the advancements in laser surgery and wound healing. The article was a collaboration of three dermatologists including one of our doctors, Dr. Chad Hivnor. You can schedule an appointment with Dr. Hivnor by calling 210-490-4661. Click here
Read ArticleCheck out this article featuring Dr. Hivnor from our Stone Oak office. http://uk.mobile.reuters.com/article/idUKKCN11X2I2
Read ArticleLast Friday, September 9, 2016, the San Antonio Business Journal announced the winners of their 2016 Health Care Heroes awards. The awards recognize outstanding achievements by locals in the health care industry. One of our Stone Oak dermatologists, Dr. Chad Hivnor, won the award for Military Medicine. Congratulations Dr. Hivnor! Click here to see article. […]
Read ArticleDr. Hivnor will act as a CO2 and Scar Panel Expert during a seminar in Rosemont, IL 10/13-10/15. Dr. Hivnor has spent a significant amount of time utilizing the laser to help patients reduce scarring and also as a cosmetic aging treatment. His work on scars has been featured on many news programs in the […]
Read ArticleDermatology Associates of San Antonio was featured in the San Antonio Wedding Guide blog to explain how brides can begin preparing their skin for the big day. One of our estheticians took the time to answer a few simple yet important questions about keeping your skin in top shape, cosmetic peels, and our upcoming Mini […]
Read ArticleHealth.mil staff (Karen Carstens) July 29, 2014 Military dermatologists have pioneered the use of laser treatments developed for cosmetic purposes to heal scar tissue from injuries sustained by service members in the line of duty. “It was a serendipitous finding – it just made sense to try it,” said Air Force Lt. Col. (Dr.) Chad […]
Read ArticleDermSa is featured in New Beauty magazine with articles about Coolsculpting and Ultherapy and even some Q&A from Dr. Parsons. Check it out on the link below or buy your copy today! SW_DermAssociatesSanAntonio_nb36_v14
Read ArticleA mask must be worn by both the patient and physician or the physician’s delegate when in proximity of the patient (meaning less than a 6-foot distance between the patient and the physician or the physician’s delegate).
Before any encounter, patients will be screened for potential symptoms of COVID-19 or verified previously screened within last 20 days, temperature will be taken.
Do not bring guests. Please have them comfortably wait outside of the building or in a car in the parking lot. Patients who are minors will require only one accompanying parent.
The waiting rooms will not have magazines. Please bring your own reading material.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation