Skin Cancer Reconstruction

Case #5560 - Skin Cancer Reconstruction Photo 1: Before photo showing left lower eyelid basal cell carcinoma. Photo 2: The cancer was much more extensive than it appeared on the surface. This picture shows the defect created by removal of the cancer with MOHS surgery. Both the upper and lower eyelid and outer corner of eye required reconstruction. Photo 3: Four […]

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Case #5569 - Skin Cancer Reconstruction Photo 1: This gentlemen has a basal cell carcinoma in the inner aspect of the left lower lid margin. Photo 2: The defect created by excising the skin cancer with MOHS Surgery. Unfortunately the surgery also removed the beginning of his tear drain, which courses just under the lid skin in this area. Without it, […]

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Case #5574 - Skin Cancer Reconstruction Photo 1: Before photo of a right lower eyelid Basal cell carcinoma. Photo 2: After MOHS surgery a right lower skin defect was created. The eyelid has a tendency to pull down and away from the eye in these situations. Photo 3: Four months after reconstruction by Dr. Enzer with a rotational skin flap. The […]

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Case #5804 - Skin Cancer Reconstruction Photo 1: This elderly gentleman has a poorly defined skin cancer growing in the outer corner of his eyelid. Photo 2: This shows the extent of the defect after his skin cancer was removed with MOHS surgery. Photo 3: This photo is taken four months after surgery to reconstruct the left eyelid defect, including a […]

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Case #5983 - Skin Cancer Reconstruction Left: Note the small bump on the mid-lower eyelid margin. A careful biopsy by Dr. Enzer revealed a skin cancer, basal cell carcinoma. Although slow growing and virtually no risk for metastasis, this cancer can be very destructive, especially for the delicate eyelid margin. Middle: The patient elected to have the cancer removed with MOHS […]

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Case #5989 - Skin Cancer Reconstruction Photo 1: This woman has a skin cancer of her scalp. Note the scaling lesion at the part, about one inch above the hairline. Photo 2: The skin cancer was removed with MOHS surgery. This resulted in a large defect. The scalp can be very difficult to close. There is a high tendency for hair […]

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Case #5994 - Skin Cancer Reconstruction Photo 1: This middle aged patient has a small skin cancer of the left lower eyelid, proven by biopsy. Photo 2: After reviewing all the treatment options with Dr. Enzer, the patient elected to proceed with MOHS surgery for the cancer removal. This is performed by a dermatologist with specialized training, and then the patient […]

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Case #6195 - Skin Cancer Reconstruction Skin Cancer Reconstruction Photo 1: This gentleman has a basal cell carcinoma growing on the right lower eyelid margin. The tumor was biopsied, and MOHS surgery was recommended for tissue conservation and have the highest cure rate. Photo2: The patient ended up losing about ½ his right lower eyelid after the MOHS surgery. He now […]

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Case #6199 - Skin Cancer Reconstruction Diagnosis: Squamous Cell Carcinoma Procedure: Reconstruction Top: Squamous Cell Carcinoma Middle: After Mohs surgery Bottom: Three months after reconstruction.

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Case #6203 - Skin Cancer Reconstruction Procedure: Eyelid Reconstrution Top Photo: Skin cancer in inner corner of right eye Middle Photo: After Mohs surgery Bottom Photo: Three months after skin flap transposition. (plastic surgical reconstruction)

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