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Cost of Mohs skin cancer surgery: $1,000 (average of 1 reviews)

Mohs Surgery, created by Dr. Fredrick E. Mohs, is a skin surgery that is used to treat common types of skin cancer.

Mohs surgery is typically done with local anaesthesia.  During the Mohs procedure the surgeon removes the skin layer by layer, or slice by slice, sending each slice to be biopsied while you are still in the office and numbed.

A microscope is used to precisely identify the cancerous tissue, minimizing the amount of healthy tissue removed and thus the resulting scar when compared with other surgical methods of skin cancer treatment.

You remain under the Mohs procedure until a layer comes back clean. So they only take off exactly what's necessary to "get' the skin cancer.

 

No scar answer to my skin cancer ~ Mohs skin cancer surgery was worth it
Francine   Arizona  Dec 28, 2007  Cost: $1,000  Pain: Uncomfortable
During my visit to the dermatologist I pointed out a red spot on my nose that seemed to scab over easily, but never quite heal. The derm told me... more


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