The time before Mohs micrographic surgery, as with any surgery, is important for ensuring a successful outcome. To know how you should prepare for your procedure, you will need to […]
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Efudex and Carac are chemotherapy creams composed of topical fluorouracil (5-FU). This active ingredient essentially stops abnormal cells from growing, which is why it is often used for treating skin […]
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Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the world. When it comes to treating the disease, Mohs micrographic surgery has the highest cure rate of any procedures […]
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The American Medical Association defines obesity as a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or more, where individuals have too much body fat compared to lean body tissues like muscles. Obesity is […]
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The topic of scarring, especially on the face or other highly visible places, is a common concern with skin procedures, no matter what stage of life a patient is in. […]
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When Mohs surgery is performed to remove skin cancer, the last step of the procedure is typically closing the wound with a suture. This can be accomplished using different techniques, […]
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With a 99% cure rate, Mohs surgery is one of the most effective ways to treat patients with skin cancer. Once the tumor has been removed, the remaining skin often […]
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All surgeries come with some degree of risk, and even with the utmost precision, Mohs surgery is no different. Although Mohs is considered the gold standard for removing skin cancer, […]
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Atypical moles and dark skin lesions can cause reason for concern, especially if they begin to change in shape or color. While moles that evolve can be a sign of […]
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Stitches are frequently used to close wounds resulting from Mohs surgery, excisions, or other skin-related surgical procedures. To help promote healing of your stitches and minimize scarring and the risk […]
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