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Mohs Reconstruction for the Face, Nose, and Delicate Areas

Rebuild facial features with precision and care after skin cancer removal, using advanced reconstructive techniques tailored to your needs.

Mohs Reconstruction

Mohs reconstruction is performed after Mohs micrographic surgery to restore the appearance and function of areas where skin cancer was removed. Commonly used for the face, nose, lips, and eyelids, reconstruction may involve skin grafts, local tissue flaps, or layered closure techniques. Every repair is thoughtfully planned to support healing, preserve facial harmony, and achieve natural-looking results.

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The Benefits

- Restore facial structure and balance
- Support healing after skin cancer
- Preserve function in delicate areas
- Achieve natural, discreet results

Understanding the Procedure

STEP 1

Consultation

After your Mohs surgery is complete, you’ll meet with your reconstructive surgeon to evaluate the area and determine the best approach for repair.

STEP 2

Surgical Plan

Depending on the size, depth, and location of the defect, your surgeon may recommend a local flap, skin graft, or layered closure to restore appearance and function.

STEP 3

Procedure

The reconstruction is performed using delicate techniques, often under local anesthesia. Care is taken to match skin tone, contour, and facial features.

STEP 4

Recovery

Most patients experience mild swelling or bruising, with sutures removed in 5–7 days. Healing continues gradually, with scar improvement over time.

Is Mohs Reconstruction Right for You?

Ideal candidates for Mohs reconstruction are individuals who meet the following:

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You’ve recently undergone Mohs surgery for skin cancer

You want to preserve natural appearance and function

Your surgical site is in a visible or delicate location

You’re ready to begin
the healing process

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