HS Clinics · Texas

Hidradenitis Suppurativa Specialists in Texas

In Texas, our dataset documents 2 centers (all with documented HS care pathways): Texas Children's Hospital Dermatology Clinic, UT Southwestern Dermatology Clinic at Professional Office Building 2.

The 2 centers listed here come from institutional sources (official hospital and university pages), with the source and last-checked date on every card. Before you plan a visit, always confirm with the clinic: access details and programs can change.

Texas Children's Hospital Dermatology Clinic

Houston

Documented pathway "Hidradenitis Suppurativa"

Texas Children's publishes an HS treatment and referral pathway for pediatric dermatology patients.

Department
Dermatology
Access
Insurance-based, referral required. Houston-area new appointments are by referral only, generally after failure of standard therapy; after review, the clinic contacts the family, and scheduling assistance is available at 832-822-2778.

UT Southwestern Dermatology Clinic at Professional Office Building 2

Dallas

Documented pathway "Hidradenitis suppurativa (a chronic inflammatory skin disease)"

UT Southwestern Medical Dermatology explicitly lists HS among the diseases evaluated and treated at its Dallas clinic.

Department
Department of Dermatology
Access
Insurance-based. New patients may call 214-645-2400; referral or authorization requirements depend on insurance and should be verified before the visit.

How access works in Texas

Access usually starts with the institution's appointment line or a referral from a dermatologist; the details documented on each official page are on the cards. Check your insurance coverage with the clinic before you travel.

I am not a doctor: this page gathers public information for informational purposes and is neither medical advice nor a ranking. Choose a center together with your doctor.

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