Results from Couture Dermatology & Plastic Surgery


Couture Dermatology & Plastic Surgery
Las Vegas, NV
Cosmetic Surgery
- Dermatology and plastic surgery
- Surgeons with hospital privileges
- Financing available
Tummy tuck
2 results
Breast augmentation
17 results
Breast lift
8 results
Labiaplasty
5 results
Liposuction
2 results
BBL
2 results
Breast reduction
2 results
Facelift
2 results
Hair restoration
1 result
Mommy makeover
1 result
Other results
5 results
What Couture Dermatology & Plastic Surgery offers
Couture Dermatology & Plastic Surgery is a cosmetic surgery practice in Las Vegas, Nevada. It has published 47 before-and-after results on Afters: 17 breast augmentation, 8 breast lift, 5 labiaplasty, 2 tummy tuck, 2 liposuction and 8 more across 5 other procedures.
Its doctors are Dr. Marvin Spann, Dr. Candace Spann and Dr. Mitchell Lyons. Consultations are offered in person, and financing is available through CareCredit.
Doctors
Dr. Marvin Spann
Board certified
Dr. Marvin Spann is a board-certified plastic surgeon and co-owner of Couture Dermatology & Plastic Surgery in Las Vegas. He performs cosmetic and reconstructive surgery of the face, breast and body, including breast augmentation, breast lifts and reductions, tummy tucks, liposuction, facelifts and rhinoplasty, as well as breast reconstruction.
Dr. Candace Spann
Board certified
Dr. Candace Thornton Spann is a board-certified dermatologist and co-owner of Couture Dermatology & Plastic Surgery in Las Vegas. She treats skin conditions in patients of all ages and skin types, including acne, hair loss in women and skin cancer, performs dermatologic surgery to remove cancerous and benign lesions, and offers skin rejuvenation, injectables and other nonsurgical cosmetic treatments.
Dr. Mitchell Lyons
Dr. Mitchell Lyons is a plastic surgeon at Couture Dermatology & Plastic Surgery in Las Vegas, where he has practiced since 2024. He performs both cosmetic and reconstructive procedures.
Care team
Treatments
See its results for each, and ask for an interactive quote with your price.
Dermatology and plastic surgery in Las Vegas with Drs. Marvin and Candace Spann
Couture Dermatology & Plastic Surgery is a combined dermatology and plastic surgery practice at 9950 West Flamingo Road in Las Vegas. Plastic surgeon Dr. Marvin Spann and dermatologist Dr. Candace Thornton Spann opened it in 2012, and plastic surgeon Dr. Mitchell Lyons joined in 2024. Surgery covers the face, breast and body, including breast reconstruction.
What to know
- In person consultations
- FinancingCareCredit
- Surgery at Surgery at Las Vegas hospitals and surgery centers
- Hospital privilegesMountainView Hospital, Summerlin Hospital
Where it is
Hours
- Mon–Fri
- 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Sat–Sun
- Closed
Reviews
1,172 Google reviews
“Dr. Candace is amazing. She is professional and caring, treating her clients with respect and dignity. She is thorough and extremely knowledgable. She listens and does not make clients feel rushed. She made a diagnosis of an issue that most likely saved my life. I can't recommend her enough...and the facility is attractive and the staff is very friendly and professional. This is a great place to come for excellent care.”
“I recently had a panniculectomy performed by Dr. Marvin Spann, and I honestly couldn’t be more grateful for my experience. I was nervous at first, but from my very first consultation, I knew Dr. Spann was the right surgeon for me. He was warm, honest, and straightforward about what was realistic for my procedure, which immediately made me feel comfortable and confident in my decision. The office is beautiful, and the entire staff is absolutely amazing. Every visit, I felt welcomed and cared for, and I never experienced long wait times with my appointments or scheduling. After losing almost 100 pounds, I struggled with loose skin, my confidence, rashes, and back pain. Two months into my recovery, I can honestly say I have never felt more confident and comfortable in my own skin. I’m so excited to continue my weight-loss journey and see where this next chapter takes me. Dr. Spann, thank you for helping me regain not only my confidence, but also a part of myself that I felt I had lost along the way. I’m truly thankful for the care, honesty, and skill you put into my transformation. I would absolutely recommend Dr. Spann to anyone considering this journey! ❤️”
“Doctor Pauline Heuser has been absolutely amazing. She’s helped get my skin back on track and got so excited to see my results. Everything she’s done and recommended for me has work immensely. Could not be more thankful for her!! The receptionist all have been so warm and welcoming. They have even helped recommend sunscreen and tinted sunscreen for me! So thankful for them!”
“Very professional and knowledgeable staff at couture plastic surgery.. my surgeon was doctor Marvin Spann. I went there for a procedure labioplasty ..and mon's lyft. Everything was perfect, including my pre up appointments and my surgery. Date with follow ups included.. Highly recommend doctor Spann, he explained the procedure and went over every detail .. I felt very comfortable .. I am so appreciative and thankful !! I highly recommend their office.. Very beautiful decor and clean A very relaxed and stress free environment.. The staff was very professional. ☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️”
“I had two consultations at Couture Dermatology and Plastic Surgery, and based on my experience, I would strongly encourage anyone considering this practice to proceed with caution. During my first consultation with Dr. Mitchell Lyons, MD (Board-Eligible Plastic Surgeon), I was told I was a candidate for a breast reduction. I was also told that if I wanted a bilateral mastectomy, I would need a letter from a mental health provider stating I was mentally prepared. These evaluations are expensive, and this requirement was emphasized heavily at the time. At the end of that same visit, there was initially no plan to take photos of my breasts. After a medical assistant spoke up, Dr. Lyons hesitated and then approved taking photos of both my breasts and face. I was told this was for medical documentation and insurance purposes. However, this was introduced at the very end of the appointment, and I felt cornered and pressured into agreeing. For my second consultation, I made it clear in advance and again at the appointment that I only wanted a verbal consultation and did not consent to any photos. Prior to this visit, I spoke with Aleia Cassidy, Practice Administrator, who told me I could receive a second opinion. After that conversation, she became unreachable and stopped taking my calls. I was redirected to her assistant, Gaby (office staff), whose demeanor came across as passive aggressive and unhelpful. I was told by staff that the photos taken during my first visit would be deleted at my request, and this was confirmed as not being a problem. However, during my second consultation, Dr. Marvin Spann, MD (Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon and Co-Owner), stated that the images would be kept indefinitely and stored off-site/cloud-based, which directly contradicted what I had previously been told and raised serious concerns about how patient images are handled and stored—especially given that neither provider is moving forward with the procedure. In addition, the medical guidance I received was inconsistent. During my first consultation, the focus was on being a candidate for breast reduction and the requirement for a mental health clearance letter if pursuing bilateral mastectomy. During my second consultation, I was told I needed to lose weight to be considered for surgery. When I asked how much weight I needed to lose, I was told to “figure it out myself,” with no specific guidance, explanation, or support. At no point was I given a clear, consistent plan or path forward. Instead, I received conflicting information, vague requirements, and dismissive communication. This experience made it difficult to trust the information I was being given or feel confident in the care provided. Patients should expect clear communication, respect for consent, and consistent medical guidance—none of which I experienced here. I would strongly encourage others to ask very detailed questions about consent, photography, and how patient images are stored and retained before proceeding with care at this practice.”













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