Reconstructive Surgery After Skin Cancer Removal
Mohs surgery is an effective skin cancer treatment, but it can leave large open wounds or damaged skin on highly visible areas like the face and neck.
Repair Options
Depending on the size and location of the tumor, Dr. Rubinstein can provide a variety of cosmetic repair options to help mend the skin.
Sutures
Skin grafts
Rotational flaps
What to Expect
About Mohs Surgery
A suspicious mole or tumor is removed and immediately examined. Tissue removal continues until no cancer cells remain.
Why Reconstruction
Patients may require reconstructive surgery to repair the wound and minimize scarring.
The Best Cosmetic Result
Sutures, skin grafts and rotational flaps help the wound heal and provide the best cosmetic result.
Related Procedures
Facial Trauma & Fractures
Repairing facial fractures with the best aesthetic outcome and minimal scarring.
Breast Reconstruction
Restoring the natural look and symmetry of the breasts after cancer surgery.
Extremity Reconstruction
Repairing the arms, hands, legs and feet after injury or disease.
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