Mohs Surgery
Precise microscopic removal of skin cancer with the highest cure rate while preserving healthy tissue.
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What Is Mohs Surgery?
Mohs micrographic surgery is the gold standard for treating skin cancer, offering cure rates of up to 99%. This precise technique removes skin cancer layer by layer, examining each layer under a microscope in real time until only cancer-free tissue remains, preserving the maximum amount of healthy skin.
Who It's For
- Patients diagnosed with basal cell or squamous cell carcinoma
- Those with recurrent skin cancers
- Individuals with skin cancer in cosmetically sensitive areas
- Patients with aggressive or large skin cancers
Who It's Not For
- Patients without a confirmed skin cancer diagnosis
- Those with melanoma that requires different surgical approach
- Individuals seeking routine mole removal
Process
What to Expect
Excision
The visible tumor is removed along with a thin layer of surrounding tissue, which is immediately examined under a microscope.
Analysis
The tissue is mapped, frozen, sectioned, and stained in our on-site lab while you wait. Any remaining cancer cells are precisely located.
Precision Removal
Additional tissue is removed only from areas where cancer cells remain, sparing healthy tissue and achieving clear margins.
Reconstruction
Once clear margins are confirmed, the surgical site is reconstructed for optimal cosmetic and functional results.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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