Mohs Skin Graft on my Nose Appears to Be Healing with a Significant Indentation/depression - Will It Improve?

Skin grafts are a good option for repairing skin removed due to cancer on the nose. In general, however, they are not the best match possible for color, texture, pore size, and tissue thickness. In almost every case, local flap repair of the nose yields a better result.

Since you have already had the skin graft, continue to follow your doctor's advice and see how the final result is at 9-12 months. If you are still not satisfied, consult with a facial plastic surgeon very experienced with flap repair to consider cutting out the skin graft and replacing it with a flap. 

Full thickness skin grafts are a common method of repairing surgical defects after Mohs surgery. They definitely improve aeshetically with time, with most grafts continuing to mature for 6-24 months. However, at our center, we treat many of these grafts (and other surgical scars) with fractional resurfacing lasers. This greatly improves both the color and texture of the graft scar. Laser treatment can be initiated wihtin a month after the surgical procedure.