This pleasant patient underwent Mohs surgery for removal of a basal cell carcinoma skin cancer involving his nasal sidewall. He underwent reconstruction with an advancement flap. This is his 3 week postoperative photo.
This pleasant patient underwent Mohs surgery for removal of a basal cell carcinoma skin cancer involving her right nasal tip. She subsequently underwent a two-staged reconstruction of her nose with a paramedian forehead flap. This is her 5-month postoperative photo.
This pleasant patient underwent Mohs surgery for removal of a basal cell carcinoma skin cancer involving her left lower eyelid. She underwent reconstruction with a note transposition flap. This is her 3-month postoperative photo.
This pleasant patient underwent surgery for removal of an atypical compound melanocytic proliferation of his frontal scalp. After confirmation of clear margins, he underwent reconstruction of his scalp with a pinwheel rotation advancement flap and split thickness skin graft. This is his 6-month postoperative photo. He did not require revision surgery.
This pleasant patient underwent removal of a basal cell carcinoma skin cancer of his left ear. After confirmation of clear margins, he underwent concurrent reconstruction of his ear with a chondrocutaneous flap. This is his 3-week postoperative photo.
This pleasant patient underwent removal of a large squamous cell carcinoma skin cancer of his lower lip. After confirmation of clear margins, he underwent concurrent reconstruction of his lip with a W-plasty flap. This is his 6-month postoperative photo. No revision surgery was required.
This pleasant patient underwent removal of a large squamous cell carcinoma skin cancer involving his lateral neck. After confirmation of clear margins, the patient underwent concurrent reconstruction of the defect with a myocutaneous platysma rotation advancement flap. This is his 3-month postoperative photo. No revision surgery was required.
This pleasant patient underwent resection of a large basal cell carcinoma skin cancer involving the skin of his left temple. After confirmation of clear margins, he underwent reconstruction of the surgical defect with a rhombic transposition flap. This is his 6-month postoperative photo. No revision surgery was required.
