This pleasant patient underwent Mohs surgery for removal of a basal cell carcinoma skin cancer involving her left lateral suprabrow. She underwent reconstruction with an advancement flap. This is her 3-month postoperative photo.
This very pleasant female underwent Mohs surgery for a nasal BCC. The defect ended up rather large and she needed to undergo a staged nasolabial flap to repair the defect. This is approximately 3 months after her last surgery.
This pleasant patient underwent Mohs surgery for removal of a large basal cell carcinoma skin cancer of her nose. The resultant defect involved her nasal skin, nasal cartilage structural framework, and internal nasal lining. She subsequently underwent a three-staged reconstruction of her nose with a paramedian forehead flap, septal mucoperichondrial hinge flap, and auricular cartilage graft. This is her 12-month postoperative photo. No revision surgery was required.
This pleasant patient underwent left lateral brow and upper eyelid reconstruction with a rotation flap after removal of melanoma in-situ. This is her 3-month postoperative photo.
Procedure:
This very pleasant 60-year-old male underwent Mohs surgery for a nasal tip BCC. after having his skin cancer removed he underwent a staged paramedian forehead flap reconstruction. These photos were taking at his 4 month follow up. No additional surgery is needed.
