Skin Cancer Reconstruction after Mohs Surgery Before & After Case 5

This patient underwent Skin Cancer Reconstruction after Mohs Surgery in Charlotte. He presented with a diagnosed skin cancer that required removal. Following Mohs surgery, he elected to pursue reconstruction to restore both form and function to the affected facial area. His main goal was to achieve a natural appearance while ensuring proper healing.

He had a resulting large defect involving the rim and posterior aspect of the ear with exposed cartilage.  Dr. Garcia and Dr. Surowitz reconstructed this complicated defect using a pedicled postauricular local flap. He is shown 5 months after his surgery with outstanding results. 

Throughout the process, the patient expressed concerns regarding scarring and the overall recovery timeline. He received detailed guidance and support from his surgical team before and after the procedure. His experience reflects common priorities among individuals seeking Skin Cancer Reconstruction after Mohs Surgery in Charlotte—namely, restoring personal confidence and maintaining daily activity with minimal disruption.

In this case, reconstruction addressed the wound left behind after Mohs surgery and allowed for smooth integration with surrounding features. Results in the after photos show improved contour and minimized irregularities. The patient expressed satisfaction with his outcome and the return to his regular activities.

Dr. Joshua Surowitz and Dr. Andrea Garcia performed this procedure at Dilworth Facial Plastic Surgery. Their approach prioritizes individualized care and precision in Skin Cancer Reconstruction after Mohs Surgery in Charlotte. Their experience supports safe healing and natural-looking results for patients with similar needs.