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The Procedure

Although the details with cancer reconstructive skin surgery will differ from one case to the next, the basics tend to remain the same. Typically the cosmetic surgeon will use flap surgery to improve the effects of the previously undertaken skin cancer surgery, and the surgeon completes the cancer reconstructive skin surgery by moving a section of living skin and tissue from a donor site on the patient’s body to the afflicted area. In most cases the surgeon will also have to reattach tiny blood vessels to the new site through microsurgery so that this new skin will have a sufficient blood supply.

Making the Decision

Obviously this reconstructive surgery is not necessary and is definitely not recommended for everyone. Just as with any type of plastic or other surgery, it is important that you are completely educated and aware in terms of what the surgery includes, what processes are involved, and what the risks and complications are. You are going to have to meet with your physician and discuss this option with him or her, and if you are serious about going through with the cancer reconstructive skin surgery he or she will be able to recommend a suitable surgeon to you.

Mohs Micrographic Surgery Overview

Mohs Micrographic Surgery is the most advanced and effective treatment procedure for skin cancer available today. The procedure is performed by specially trained surgeons who have completed at least one additional year of fellowship training (in addition to the physician's three-year dermatology residency) under the tutelage of a Mohs College member.

Initially developed by Dr. Frederic E. Mohs, the Mohs procedure is a state-of-the-art treatment that has been continuously refined over 70 years. With the Mohs technique, physicians are able to see beyond the visible disease, to precisely identify and remove the entire tumor layer by layer while leaving the surrounding healthy tissue intact and unharmed. As the most exact and precise method of tumor removal, it minimizes the chance of re-growth and lessens the potential for scarring or disfigurement.

Just make sure that you take the time to really consider the surgery before going ahead with it. This is because as with any other surgery there are possible risks and complications and so you are going to have to weigh out the pros and cons before getting too serious about it. There are some truly superb skin cancer reconstructive surgeons available worldwide, so finding a good surgeon to complete the surgery should not be a difficult