Steven Deliduka, MD, FAAD

Board-Certified Dermatologist

Steven Deliduka, MD, FAAD

Dr. Steven Deliduka is a Board-Certified Dermatologist with over 13 years of experience diagnosing and treating patients with complex medical dermatology problems. As a graduate of the Penn State University College of Medicine, he completed his residency at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville Florida and went on to practice dermatology in Atlanta, Georgia. He has been practicing in Illinois for the last 10 years. With experience treating children, teenagers and adults, Dr. Deliduka strives to provide each patient with advanced care while taking the time to listen to the concerns and engage them in developing a thoughtful approach to the treatment plan. He is aware that each patient’s circumstances are different and is mindful of budgets, prescription co-pays and the unexpected need for an urgent appointment.

Grayslake

1170 E. Belvidere Road
Suite 206

Grayslake, Illinois 60030

Tel:(224) 541-8120

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Crystal Lake

278 Memorial Drive

Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014

Tel:(815) 477-9858

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No one should have to wait months or travel long distances to see a board-certified dermatologist.

- Steven Deliduka, MD

Google • Forefront Dermatology

This Dr. Seems knowledgeable. He gave me choices and let me decide what is best for me. He was patient and took the time to evaluate the problem. I felt comfortable with him. He explained and showed me exactly what I needed to do with meds.

Google • Forefront Dermatology

The doctor was polite and thorough.

Google • Forefront Dermatology

Timely, friendly and very personable. Answered all my questions

Google • Forefront Dermatology

The smoothest running office I have ever been in. Dr. Deliduka is the best.

Google • Forefront Dermatology

Very pleased with the entire staff

Google • Forefront Dermatology

This past week I've had severe poison Ivy. I called the office and he saw me within a hour. Dr. Deliduka is the best! Put me on some antibiotics and told me how to use the drug. I appreciate the common decency by him and his staff. Recommendations will be going out to all my friends and family.

Google • Forefront Dermatology

Great doctor ‍⚕️ love the experience Great service he has a patient for life or until he retires.

Google • Forefront Dermatology

Great doctor and staff!

Google • Forefront Dermatology

Very quick and good at specializing routines for acne

Google • Forefront Dermatology

Dr Steve was personable, thorough and professional. His staff was friendly and accommodating. Definable my new dermatologist.

Education

Undergraduate Degree:
BA, University of Vermont – Burlington, VT

Medical School:
MD, Penn State College of Medicine – Hershey, PA

Dermatology Residency:
Mayo Clinic – Jacksonville, FL

Certificates

American Board of Dermatology

Professional Memberships

American Academy of Dermatology
American Contact Dermatitis Society
Chicago Dermatological Society
Illinois Dermatological Society
National Psoriasis Foundation
Illinois State Medical Society
Lake County Medical Society

Publications

Deliduka, SB. Getting Involved in Advocacy at the Local and State Levels. Active Participation is Catalyst for Change. Young Physician Focus. American Academy of Dermatology. Summer. 2013

Schlosser, BJ and Deliduka, SB. Great Consultations, Part 2. Young Physician Focus. American Academy of Dermatology. 2010;9:5-6.

Schlosser, BJ and Deliduka, SB. Great Consultations, Part 1. Young Physician Focus. American Academy of Dermatology. 2009;8:6-7.

Lane JE, Deliduka S. Self-induced nasal ulceration from trigeminal trophic syndrome. Cutis. 2008;81:419-20.

Deliduka SB, Kwong PC. Treatment of nevus comedonicus with topical tazarotene and calcipotriene. Journal of Drugs in Dermatology 2004; 3:674-6.

Deliduka SB, Ng C. Primary and Secondary Lesions. The National Library of Dermatologic Teaching Slides. American Academy of Dermatology. 2003.

Davis CR, Richman TJ, Deliduka SB, Blaisdell JO, Collins CC, Johnson DI. Analysis of the Mechanisms of Action of the Saccharomyces cerevisiae Dominant Lethal cdc42^G12V and Dominant Negative cdc42^D118A Mutations. Journal of Biological Chemistry 1998; 273:849-58.