Nadia Sundlass, MD, PhD, FAAD
Board-Certified Dermatologist
4.8 /5
660 reviews
I am committed to teaching my patients about their skin and helping them achieve their skin health goals.
- Nadia Sundlass, MD, PhD
Google
5.0/5
Forefront Dermatology
Professional, personable and will schedule with Dr. Sundlass in future
Google
1.0/5
Forefront Dermatology
Not one to leave negative reviews, however I am extremely frustrated with the care I received at this office. I had a nail infection, was seen 2 times, followed by a misdiagnosis. I followed all direction given by Dr. Sundless and her PA (to simply keep my hand dry) and after 3 months my finger is much worse and in pain. After calling the office and asking to speak directly to her, I was told she is too busy and did not receive a call back. It took me seeking a second opinion I was given a quick and clear diagnosis with medication to follow. Sharing in hopes this saves someone from experiencing the frustration and misdiagnosis I’ve had here.
Google
5.0/5
Forefront Dermatology
Dr. Sundlass and the Forefront office is clean, efficient and professional. Wait time was short and paperwork minimal. I appreciate her straight forward approach to skincare as well. If other than prescription, she recommends reputable, affordable products easily obtained at a local pharmacy.
Google
5.0/5
Forefront Dermatology
Dr Sundlass and staff were very professional.they treated me like family.Great customer service.
Google
5.0/5
Forefront Dermatology
Dr.Sundlass is very thorough. Although I don't like getting cut on my skin for basil cell I know she is doing the right thing. She always explains very well why it's needed. That's why I keep coming back.
Google
2.0/5
Forefront Dermatology
Dr. Sundlass gave very basic answers to my questions. Additionally, I found her to be condescending and felt a bit humiliated in front of her PA and medical assistant. She proceeded to assume that I am not conscious of what I eat and lectured me about macronutrients even though I am well-versed in my fitness journey and healthy diet. Overall they told me everything that I already know and even though they looked at my skin, they still were not able to give concrete explanations as to why only one side of my face is getting breakouts. They were dismissive and rushed the appointment. They just prescribed me tons of topicals that are not even covered by my insurance and did not explain possible side effects (is there a possibility for antibiotic resistance?) of one of the topicals (clindamycin) they prescribed. I will not recommend her to anyone. There are better dermatologists out there.
Google
5.0/5
Forefront Dermatology
Dr Sundlass always answers my questions and provides great care. Thank you!
Google
5.0/5
Forefront Dermatology
Very professional, answered questions, and explains procedures . Very little wait time. Pleased with appointment, staff and office cleanliness!
Google
5.0/5
Forefront Dermatology
Great experience all around. Dr. Sundlass was very friendly and knowledgeable, I’ll be seeing her for my yearly check ups.
Google
5.0/5
Forefront Dermatology
Dr sundglass was very efficient and effective. All went well .
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Education

Undergraduate Degree:
BS, University of Wisconsin – Madison, WI

Doctorate Degree:
PhD, University of Wisconsin – Madison, WI

Medical School:
MD, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine -Madison, WI

Dermatology Residency:
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center – Pittsburgh, PA

Certificates
American Board of Dermatology
Professional Memberships
American Academy of Dermatology
Pennsylvania Academy of Dermatology
Publications

N.K. Sundlass, N.T. Woltjen, C. Bhate, J. Ho, and J.C. English III. “Infliximab-induced Linear IgA Bullous Disease in a Patient with Ulcerative Colitis,” (2015) J Clin Case Rep, 5: 597.

N.K. Sundlass, C.H. Eller, Q. Cui, and R.T. Raines. “Contribution of electrostatics to the binding of pancreatic-type ribonucleases to membranes,” (2013) Biochemisry, 52(37): 10293-10299. (PMID 23947917, PMC3839965)

N.K. Sundlass and R.T. Raines. “Arginine residues are more effective than lysine residues in eliciting the cellular uptake of Onconase,” (2011) Biochemistry, 50(47): 10293-10299. (PMID 21980976, PMC3234306)

L. Ma*, N.K. Sundlass*, R.T. Raines, and Q. Cui. “Disruption and formation of surface salt bridges are coupled to DNA binding by integration host factor (IHF): A computational analysis,” (2011) Biochemistry 50(2): 266-275. (*co-first authors) (PMID 21121696, PMC3064960)

J.R. Schmidt, N.K. Sundlass, and J.L. Skinner. “Line shapes and photon echoes within a generalized Kubo model,” (2003) Chem. Phys. Letters, 378: 559-566.

Age Restriction
For patients scheduling who are under 18 years of age (19 in Alabama and Nebraska) please make sure you have permission from your parent or legal guardian to schedule this appointment. Your parent or legal guardian must accompany you on your initial visit and on certain subsequent visits to provide appropriate informed consent.