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Surgical and Oncological Dermatology in Verona
Dr. Adilardi Pasquale: specialist in the prevention and treatment of skin cancers
Dermatology Clinic in Verona Borgo Roma
The surgical dermatology clinic in Verona, located across from the Borgo Roma Hospital, is a leading provider of skin care. Directed by Dr. Pasquale Adilardi, the clinic works in collaboration with a multidisciplinary team specializing in precision oncology (oncogenoma.com), offering a personalized, scientific, and up-to-date approach.
The goal is to offer patients a high-quality diagnostic-therapeutic pathway, focused on personalizing the treatment path, created on the basis of the clinical, psycho-physical, and biological characteristics of the disease.
Accurate Diagnoses
Targeted dermatological therapies
Multidisciplinary approach
Dermatological surgery and skin lesion removal
Dermatological surgery (dermasurgery) allows the removal of benign and malignant skin lesions that cannot be treated with non-invasive techniques. Prompt intervention is essential to ensure safety, efficacy, and cancer prevention.
Dermatological diagnosis and histological examination
A correct dermatological diagnosis is the first step towards effective treatment. Through specialized examinations and, when necessary, histological analysis, it is possible to precisely define the nature of the skin lesions.
Why is histological examination so important?
Accurate and safe diagnosis
Histology allows us to distinguish benign from malignant lesions with high accuracy. This is particularly important in the early diagnosis of melanoma and skin cancers.
Early diagnosis of skin cancer
Early detection of skin cancer significantly increases the chances of recovery and reduces the risk of complications.
Personalized therapy
Thanks to the histological results, the dermatologist, surgeon, and oncologist can choose the most effective treatment, avoiding unnecessary or inappropriate therapies.
Dermatological services in Verona
The practice offers a wide range of services for comprehensive skin, hair, and nail care. It is based on a multidisciplinary approach involving medical oncologists, surgeons, dermatologists, pathologists, radiologists, psychologists, and nurses, ensuring comprehensive and coordinated patient care.
1. Mole control and melanoma prevention
Monitoring moles using LED epiluminescence dermatoscopy for early detection of abnormalities. Melanoma is a type of skin cancer that arises from melanocytes (the cells that produce pigment). It is less common than other skin cancers, but more aggressive if not diagnosed early.
2. Pediatric dermatological visits
Treatment of acne, allergies, angiomas, molluscum, and congenital nevi. We treat skin conditions in infants, children, and adolescents. Children's skin is different from that of adults, so it requires specific expertise.
Inflammatory skin diseases
Atopic dermatitis (eczema): very common, causes itching and redness
Contact dermatitis: due to irritants or allergens
Psoriasis: less common in children but possible
Skin infections
Bacterial (such as Impetigo)
Viral (warts, Molluscum contagiosum)
Fungal (skin or scalp mycosis)
3. Geriatric dermatological visits
Geriatric dermatological diseases include all skin conditions that most frequently affect the elderly population. As we age, the skin undergoes structural and functional changes that make it more fragile, dry, and vulnerable to infections, skin cancers, and inflammatory diseases.
4. General dermatological visits
Diagnosis and treatment of psoriasis, dermatitis, eczema, and itching. General skin condition (spots, moles, rashes)
Hair and scalp (hair loss, dandruff, infections)
Nails (alterations, fragility, infections)
Any symptoms such as itching, pain or burning
Acne
Atopic dermatitis and other dermatitis
Skin infections (bacterial, viral, fungal)
Urticaria
Mole assessment to prevent tumors such as melanoma
Use of dermatoscopy (an instrument that magnifies skin lesions)
5. Nail pathologies
Nail diseases represent a fundamental area of dermatology, because nail alterations can be a sign of infections, inflammatory diseases, autoimmune diseases or systemic disorders.
Onychomycosis, Nail psoriasis, Onychocryptosis (ingrown toenail), Nail lichen planus, Nail melanoma
6. Sexually transmitted diseases
Diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of infections affecting the skin and mucous membranes in the context of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).
Bacterial infections
Syphilis: Can cause genital ulcers and widespread skin manifestations
Gonorrhea: It mainly affects the genitals, but also the throat and rectum
Chlamydia: often asymptomatic, but can cause complications
Viral infections
Genital herpes: causes painful, recurring blisters
Human papillomavirus: causes genital warts (condylomas) and may be associated with cancer
HIV: Dermatologists can recognize associated skin signs
Parasitic infections
Scabies: causes intense itching, even in the genital area
Pubic lice
Suspicious lesions, ulcers, or rashes in the genital area
Skin reactions to infections or medications
Screening and prevention (counseling, sexual education, vaccinations such as HPV)
7. Dermatological interventions
Invasive and non-invasive surgical procedures under local, general and regional anesthesia performed in complex healthcare facilities (hospitals and nursing homes).
Removal of skin lesions
Removal of moles (suspicious or benign)
Removal of cysts, lipomas or fibromas
Treatment of skin cancers such as basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma
Melanoma Removal
Skin biopsies
Taking a small skin sample to diagnose diseases such as psoriasis or atopic dermatitis
Micrographic surgery
Advanced technique (such as Mohs surgery) to remove skin tumors while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible
Dermatological laser
Removal of skin blemishes, scars, tattoos or vascular lesions
Treatment of Acne and its Scars
Nail surgery
Ingrown toenail treatment
Removal of lesions under or around the nail
Drainage and treatment of infections
Incision and drainage of skin abscesses
Oncological dermatology: prevention and early diagnosis
Oncological dermatology is essential for early detection of skin cancers such as melanoma. Early intervention allows for:
- improve the prognosis
- reduce the risk of metastasis
- increase the chances of recovery
The multidisciplinary approach ensures rapid diagnoses and personalized therapies.
Why choose our dermatology practice in Verona?
- Specialist experience in oncological dermatology
- Advanced technologies for early diagnosis
- Personalized approach to the patient
- Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams
- Convenient location in Verona opposite the Borgo Roma Polyclinic