First - be happy you are finally getting rid of the BCC! You are doing the right thing. Definitely.Mohs' surgery will take the least amount of tissue, whilst ensuring clearance.There are many little flaps, which will reconstruct the area with local skin, which will be most appropriate in...
Skin cancer, especially basal cell carcinoma or squamous cell carcinoma, often presents as a new, persistent, growing red or flesh-colored bump on the skin. These lumps or skin lesions are also often described as non-healing sores. They may flake or bleed, but are not necessarily painful...
Round scars shrink, when left alone, but your end result will depends on your Mohs' surgery, so all you need to do now is keep it clean.Soap and water will do, unless it shows sign of infection, but it is unlikely to become infected if treated appropriately: i.e. soap and water, clean towel or...
