What is MOHS Surgery?
MOHS surgery is performed for the removal of cancerous skin and tissue. This skin cancer excision surgery is highly effective for the treatment of the two most common types of skin cancer: basal cell and squamous cell carcinomas (BCCs and SCCs).
How is MOHS Surgery performed?
MOHS surgery is performed under local anesthesia. The removal of the cancerous cells is done in stages during a single visit. First, a layer of cancerous tissue is removed. Then the tissue is examined at an on-site lab to detect any cancer cells. The process is repeated until no cancer cells remain. This allows for an extremely high cure rate, spares healthy tissue, and minimizes scarring.
MOHS Reconstruction
Once the affected tissue has been removed, MOHS reconstruction can be performed to renew the appearance of the treated area. Skin grafts will be used to fill in the areas where skin was removed, helping to restore a healthy, natural appearance.
The physicians and staff at Sanctuary Medical Aesthetic Center in Boca Raton & Fort Lauderdale provide personalized care for all our Cosmetic Laser Dermatology patients. We use the most advanced technologies in dermatology to help our patients maintain optimum skin health and restore self-confidence by revitalizing their appearance. To receive more information or schedule a consultation, give us a call at 561.886.0970 to speak with our friendly staff.