Length 1:14About Dr. Powell
Charles L. Powell, M.D. is a family medicine physician in Southlake, Texas, in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Dr. Powell has held a Texas medical license since 2005. When we checked the Texas Medical Board's public records on Nov 10, 2026, the license was active with no disciplinary action on record.
What does a family medicine physician do?
A family medicine physician is a primary care doctor who cares for people of all ages, from newborns to older adults. They provide checkups, vaccines and screening tests, diagnose and treat everyday illnesses, manage long-term conditions and coordinate care with specialists when needed. Source: Cleveland Clinic: What Is Family Medicine?.
Practice information
- Specialty
- Family Medicine Physician
- Location
- Southlake, TX
- Texas license
- M0870, active when checked
The city comes from the Texas Medical Board (checked Nov 10, 2026). We list no street address or phone until the practice details are confirmed.
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Dr. Powell on the Best Docs Network show. Press play to watch here.
Dr. Charles Powell Best Docs Network Neograft 2
2012
Dr Charles Powell Best Docs Network Smart Lipo
2012
Dr. Charles Powell Best Docs Network Fractional Laser Skin Resurfacing
2012
Dr Charles Powell Best Docs Network Tattoo Removal
2012
Dr Charles Powell Best Docs Network Cellulaze
2012
Dr. Charles Powell Best Docs Network Laser Hair Restoration
2012
Dr Charles Powell Best Docs Network NeoGraft 2 Tre'LeClaire
2012
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Antibiotics for an Upper Respiratory Infection: When You Need Them
Most upper respiratory infections are viral, so no antibiotic helps. When doctors do prescribe one, the signs of a bacterial infection, and what works.