Mohs Reconstruction

Mohs reconstruction is a specialized surgical procedure aimed at repairing skin defects resulting from Mohs micrographic surgery, a precise method for treating skin cancer. This procedure focuses on restoring skin integrity while minimizing scarring and preserving aesthetics.

For those needing skin reconstruction post-Mohs surgery, Mohs reconstruction offers a solution to restore skin integrity with minimal scarring. Consult with Dr. Sara R. Dickie to explore personalized treatment plans tailored to your needs. With her expertise and compassionate care, regain confidence in your skin’s health and appearance post-cancer treatment.

The Basics

Mohs surgery is unique in its collaborative process, often involving a multidisciplinary team of specialists, including dermatologists, pathologists, and reconstructive surgeons. The close collaboration allows for a comprehensive approach to skin cancer removal, ensuring that both the cancer and its microscopic roots are fully excised. This team-based method also facilitates seamless transition to reconstructive surgery if needed, providing a holistic treatment plan for patients undergoing Mohs surgery.

Who is a good candidate?

Mohs surgery is known for its high cure rates, making it ideal for patients seeking a reliable method for skin cancer removal. This technique involves examining each layer of removed tissue under a microscope to ensure all cancer cells are eliminated before proceeding. Candidates who choose Mohs surgery are often those who want the best possible outcome with a procedure that offers a high level of accuracy and thoroughness, reducing the risk of incomplete excision and recurrence.