Mohs surgery, which has existed since the late 1930s, can treat skin cancer, including rarer and more common types. The procedure goes through the skin to fully remove the cancer, with the goal of keeping the surrounding skin intact. However, that’s not always the result, especially if your skin cancer is widespread. If you’re unhappy […]
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Reconstruction after Moh’s Surgery is a very common procedure which closes open defects on the face and body left from the micrographic removal of skin cancer. Moh’s surgery is commonly used to completely remove skin cancers, such as basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell cancer, melanoma and dermatofibromas. Moh’s surgery does limit the size of the
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