What is Mohs Reconstruction?
Mohs reconstruction is a surgical procedure designed to repair areas of the skin that have been affected by Mohs micrographic surgery, a common treatment for skin cancer. Once the cancerous tissue has been removed, patients are often left with a defect that requires reconstructive attention to restore both appearance and function.
This procedure is highly customized and may involve local tissue rearrangement, skin grafts, or flap techniques. Mohs reconstruction is most commonly performed on the face, including areas such as the nose, eyelids, lips, and ears, where preserving both cosmetic appearance and delicate function is essential.
Our expert plastic surgeons carefully plan the surgical repair based on the size, depth, and location of the defect to achieve the most aesthetically pleasing and functional result possible.