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Before and After Photographs

Reconstructive Surgery after MOHS Surgery

*All after photos were taken 1-4 weeks after reconstructive surgery

  • Category: Reconstructive Surgery

  • Age: 75

  • Gender: Female

  • Skin Tone: Fair

  • Description: 75 year old female patient who underwent Mohs micrographic surgery by Dr. Daniel Sheehan to completely remove a basal cell carcinoma of the left cheek (skin cancer). Reconstruction was done by Dr. Achih Chen using a cheek advancement flap to close the defect.

  • Category: Reconstructive Surgery

  • Age: 60

  • Gender: Male

  • Skin Tone: Medium

  • Description: 60 year old gentleman who underwent Mohs Micrographic Surgery by Dr. Daniel Sheehan to completely remove a left temple basal cell carcinoma/skin cancer. Reconstruction was performed by Dr. Achih Chen using a rhomboid flap.

  • Category: Reconstructive Surgery

  • Age: 50

  • Gender: Female

  • Skin Tone: Fair

  • Description: 50 year old female patient who underwent Mohs micrographic surgery by Dr. Daniel Sheehan to completely remove a squamous cell carcinoma of the right temple. Reconstruction was performed by Dr. Achih Chen using a rhomboid flap to close the defect. This picture was taken four weeks post surgery and should continue to improve over the next 6-12 months until the scar is barely visible.

  • Category: Reconstructive Surgery

  • Age: 75

  • Gender: Male

  • Skin Tone: Medium

  • Description: 75 year old male patient who underwent Mohs micrographic surgery by Dr. Daniel Sheehan to completely remove a large basal cell carcinoma of the left temple. Reconstruction was performed by Dr. Achih Chen using a rhomboid flap to close the defect.

  • Category: Reconstructive Surgery

  • Age: 68

  • Gender: Female

  • Skin Tone: Fair

  • Description: 68 year old female patient who underwent Mohs micrographic surgery by Dr. Daniel Sheehan to completely remove a large basal cell carcinoma of the left cheek. Reconstruction was performed by Dr. Achih Chen using a cervico-facial rotation flap to close the defect.

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