Mohs surgery is considered the most effective technique for treating many basal cell carcinomas (BCCs) and squamous cell carcinomas (SCCs), the two most common types of skin cancer.
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Those who are facing a distressful diagnosis of non melanoma skin cancer such as Basal Cell and Squamous Cell Carcinomas have access to the latest state-of-the-art treatment performed by Dr. Shelton. Although results from Mohs micrographic surgery may vary from person to person, the technique through which skin cancer lesions are removed has the highest success rate of any alternative treatment and provides conservation or sparing of normal skin.
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Call (212) 593-1818 for appointments.
In the case of above patient, Dr Shelton performed a partial closure of the wound. Since the wound involved both cheek and nose, he didnโt want to patch it with a skin graft. He broke the defect into two components; One on the cheek and the rest was part of the nose. Dr Shelton closed up the cheek wound until the normal boundary line between the cheek and nose. The nose defect was allowed to heal on its own. He obviated the need to do another surgery of a skin graft from another area which would have looked out of place.
See more photos of Mohs reconstruction of Dr. Shelton’s patients atย https://www.thenyac.com/gallery-mohs-micrographic.../
Mohs micrographic surgery in New York City is available for those who developed some types of skin cancer. Those who are facing a distressful diagnosis of non melanoma skin cancer such as Basal Cell and Squamous Cell Carcinomas have access to the latest state-of-the-art treatment performed by specifically trained physicians. Although results from Mohs micrographic surgery may vary from person to person, the technique through which skin cancer lesions are removed has the highest success rate of any alternative treatment and provides conservation or sparing of normal skin.
Being the largest organ in the body, the skin is a major indicator of our general health. Current statistics indicate that skin cancer will affect as many as one in five people in our country at some point in their lives.
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Mohs micrographic surgery in New York City is available for those who developed some types of skin cancer. Those who are facing a distressful diagnosis of non melanoma skin cancer such as Basal Cell and Squamous Cell Carcinomas have access to the latest state-of-the-art treatment performed by specifically trained physicians. Although results from Mohs micrographic surgery may vary from person to person, the technique through which skin cancer lesions are removed has the highest success rate of any alternative treatment and provides conservation or sparing of normal skin.
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The Fraxel treatment is FDA approved for treating surgical scars, acne scars, and skin resurfacing. This procedure removes the scars without damaging the remaining skin. A series of treatments will likely be needed. Below patient had a scar following his Mohs surgery on the forehead. 9 months later, after a series of 4 monthly fraxel laser treatments the scar is almost invisible.
Check the before/after Fraxel repair photo gallery at:ย https://www.thenyac.com/gallery/fraxel
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Watch Dr Shelton’s detailed educational video on Mohs surgery here:
View before and after photos of Mohs patients at:
Check before and after photo gallery https://www.thenyac.com/gallery/laser-skin-resurfacing
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