Archives: Procedure Cases

Gender: Male

This pleasant patient developed a squamous cell carcinoma skin cancer involving his right cheek. After removal of the skin cancer with Mohs surgery, his surgical defect was reconstructed with a cervicofacial rotation advancement flap. This is his 3-month postoperative photo. No revision surgery was required.

Gender: Male

This pleasant patient underwent removal of a basal cell carcinoma skin cancer involving his central forehead. After confirmation of clear margins, he underwent forehead reconstruction of his forehead defect with an O-Z plasty flap. This is his 3-month postoperative photo. No revision surgery was required.

Gender: Female

This is a pleasant patient underwent removal of melanoma skin cancer involving her left temple, lateral brow, and lateral upper eyelid. After confirmation of clear margins, she underwent reconstruction with a cervicofacial rotation advancement flap, full-thickness skin graft, and lateral canthopexy. This is her 3-month postoperative photo. No revision surgery was required.

Gender: Male

This pleasant patient underwent removal of a large squamous cell carcinoma involving his forehead. After confirmation of clear margins, he underwent reconstruction of his forehead with an A-T advancement flap. This is his 6-month postoperative photo. No revision surgery was required.

Gender: Male

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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.

Gender: Male

This pleasant patient underwent removal of a large melanoma in-situ skin cancer involving his central forehead. After confirmation of clear margins, he underwent forehead reconstruction with bilateral advancement flaps. This is his 3-month postoperative photo. No revision surgery was required.

Gender: Male

This pleasant patient is immunosuppressed after a kidney transplant and has developed numerous skin cancers. He recently developed basal cell carcinoma skin cancers involving his right brow and right temple. After removal of these skin cancers with Mohs surgery, he underwent reconstruction of his surgical defects with O-T plasty bilateral advancement flaps to reconstruct his brow and a cervicofacial SMAS rotation advancement flap to reconstruct his temple. This is his 3-month postoperative photo. No revision surgery was required.