Contact Us :

Address: 2839 St. Rose Parkway

Suite 100

Henderson, NV 89052

Phone : 702-837-8988

Fax : 702-990-5269

Email : info@AcadDerm.com

Phone- 702-837-8988 | Fax- 702-990-5269

2839 St. Rose Parkway, Suite 100 Henderson, NV 89052

Medical Dermatology

Las Vegas Skin Care and Medical Dermatology

Basal Cell

Carcinoma

Cystic

Acne

Molluscum Contagiosum

Wart Virus

We provide general Las Vegas skin care for all age groups, from neonatal to geriatric dermatology. Dr. Samlaska incorporates the most current treatments as well as emerging innovative therapies. Typical disorders include: Acne, Psoriasis, Eczema, Rosacea, “Rashes,” Viral and Drug Eruptions, Moles, Warts, Skin Discoloration, keloids, severe “sweating” (hyperhidrosis), Nail and Hair Disorders, Sun Damage and Skin Cancers. All biopsy procedures are performed to achieve the best cosmetic result, be that a simple mole removal or clearance of a skin cancer. Dr. Samlaska has vast experience in treating scarring anceiform diseases and advanced forms of Psoriasis Vulgaris. We also provide in-patient evaluations for many of the Las Vegas hospitals, particularly St. Rose Medical Facilities.

To prevent melanoma it is important to examine your skin on a regular basis. Become familiar with your moles and skin conditions. According to research, certain moles are at a high risk for changing into malignant melanoma. Moles that are present at birth, and atypical moles, have a greater chance of becoming malignant. The ABCD Chart is a good way to detect malignant melanoma at its earliest stage. The warning signs are:

Melanomas vary greatly in appearance and are very challenging for health care providers and pathologists. Some melanomas may show all of the ABCD characteristics, while others may only show changes in one or two features. Always consult your physician for a diagnosis in suspicious looking moles. Contact Academic Dermatology of Nevada for experienced, expert dermatology care in the Las Vegas area.

Dermatology Links and Support Groups:

AIDS Hotline (www.hivpositive.com)

American Academy of Dermatology (www.aad.org)

American Melanoma Foundation (www.melanomafoundation.org)

American Porphyria Foundation (www.enterprise.net/apf/)

American Society of Dermatologic Surgery (www.asds.net)

American Society of Mohs Surgery (www.mohssurgery.org)

Basal Cell Nevus Syndrome Life Support Network BCNS (www.gorlinsyndrome.org)

Foundation for Ichthyosis and Related Skin Types (www.scalyskin.org)

Hidradenitis Supprativa Foundation (www.hs-foundation.org)

Herpes Resource Center (www.ashastd.org)

Human Papillomavirus Support Program (www.ashastd.org)