I’m a 40-year-old woman and I had Mohs surgery on the tip of my nose, leaving me with missing skin. Will I ever look normal again?
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Feb 07, 2012 5:33 PM
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Nasal tip defects resulting from Mohs surgery can vary in size, shape, and depth. There are also a variety of ways to reconstruct these defects. This includes direct closure, transferring adjacent skin (flap closure), or a skin graft. While there will be a scar in the region of the reconstruction, in most cases, the end result is a normal appearing nose.
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I’m having Mohs surgery for a spot beneath my eye. After my reconstruction will I still be a candidate for a blepharoplasty?
I have performed blepharoplasty in patients undergoing Mohs reconstruction of the lid. These are usually smaller defects that need reconstruction. Larger defects may need reconstruction followed by possible blepharoplasty later. If you are desiring upper blepharoplasty, this can be performed at the same time.
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