Bumps on and Just Above Incision Line Where Basal Cell Carcinoma Was Removed (Bumps Do Not Show Up Well in Photos)

I agree with my colleagues that Mohs excision will be your most effective option for complete removal of your basal cell carcinoma. This also will have the lowest rate of recurrence which is important given your history of recurrent facial skin cancers. Your Dermatologist alone or working with a...

Great question.  Moist wound healing is the best for your surgical wounds. Vaseline is one cheap and simple product that provides this moist wound environment.  I hope this helps answer your question!

Sounds like you have an extensive squamous cell cancer of the nose. The tumor needs to be excised by whatever method you are comfortable with. The crane is one way to reconstruct large defects of the nose.

Both approaches are reasonable and the choice will ultimately be yours to make.The cure rate with retreatment with the original modality often drops to 50% or less. ( It may be slightly higher cure with superficial lesions.)  Mohs offers 95% or better cure rates even with recurrent...

I would agree with Dr. Hruza. Best option is to ask your doctor exactly why he is delaying repair of the defect. If the defect is particularly deep or there is exposed bone, he may want to wait for sufficient granulation tissue to develop before placing a graft. The possibility that he is...

The lightheaded feeling after surgery can be due to blood loss or medications that you are taking. I am not sure about the leaning issue. Please see your medical doctor.