Skin Cancer Reconstruction after Mohs Surgery Before & After Case 6

This wonderful patient had a squamous cell carcinoma (skin cancer) of the upper lip and underwent Mohs surgery to remove the cancer.  After removal of the cancer, she sought Skin Cancer Reconstruction after Mohs Surgery in Charlotte following the diagnosis and removal of a basal cell carcinoma on her face. Her primary goal centered on a safe return to health as well as the restoration of her facial appearance after Mohs surgery. She was concerned about minimizing visible scarring and preserving natural facial contours.

Before surgery, Drs. Joshua Surowitz and Andrea Garcia at Dilworth Facial Plastic Surgery discussed the patient’s medical background, reviewed options, and developed a plan tailored to her unique needs. 

The reconstruction procedure focused on repairing the surgical defect with local tissue and ensuring both function and appearance were addressed. After surgery, this patient experienced a gradual improvement in her facial appearance. She reported feeling comfortable throughout her recovery, and she was able to resume daily activities with careful guidance from her care team. The before and after photos show her outcome with restored contours and discreet, well-healed scars.

Skin Cancer Reconstruction after Mohs Surgery in Charlotte requires precise technique and a thoughtful approach. At Dilworth Facial Plastic Surgery, Dr. Surowitz and Dr. Garcia draw on their experience in facial reconstruction to guide patients through every step of the process. Their commitment to individualized care helps support optimal outcomes for patients recovering from skin cancer surgery.