Patient 1
Patient with a Mohs defect of the nasal sidewall. Reconstruction with a laterally based bilobed flap. Shown day of surgery and 5 months post-op.
Patient 2
Patient with a Mohs defect of the nasal sidewall. Reconstruction with a laterally based bilobed flap. Shown day of surgery and 6 months post-op.
Patient 3
Patient with Mohs defect of mid nasal dorsum. Reconstruction with laterally based advancement flap. Shown day of surgery and 3 months post-op.
Patient 4
Patient with two areas of recurrent squamous cell skin cancer of the pre-auricular and cheek region. Reconstruction with a “tulip flap” from the neck and jowl. Shown day of surgery an 3 months post-op.
Patient 5
Patient with recurrent basal cell carcinoma of the right upper lip following flap repair. Reconstruction with a V-Y flap.
Shown pre-operatively, day of Mohs surgery and 3 months post-op.
Patient 6
Patient with invasive squamous cell carcinoma of the right upper lip, reconstruction with a V-Y flap.
Above, pre-op, day of Mohs surgery and 6 months post-op.
Patient 7
Patient with malignant melanoma of left cheek. Underwent wide local excision and reconstruction with a cervico-facial cheek flap.
Shown pre-op, intra-op following excision and 6 months post-op.
Patient 8
Patient with Mohs defect of nasal tip. Reconstruction with a paramedian forehead flap.
Shown day of Mohs surgery, 3 weeks after first stage forehead flap, 3 months after division and inset of the forehead flap.
Patient 9
Patient with Mohs defect of the soft triangle subunit of the nose.
Underwent reconstruction with a composite graft (skin and cartilage from ear).
Shown 3 months post-operatively.
Patient 10
Patient with a recurrent squamous cell carcinoma of the ear. Defect included skin and cartilage.
Reconstruction with a post-auricular island flap. Shown pre-operatively, intra-operatively and 4 weeks post-op.
Patient 11
Patient with a rapidly growing squamous cell carcinoma repaired with a helical rim advancement flap.
Shown pre-operatively, post-Mohs excision and immediately post-operatively.